The Two Wanrevers Chapter I Rouen Love Alignment
In Rouen, Miss Betty Carewe returns from St Marys to her home of wealth and glamour. A chance glimpse of Tom Vanrevel sparks instant, fateful interest as Bettys path crosses Franchon Bareauds escort and a mysterious errand promise. The scene blends romance, class, and intrigue in a long ago, candlelit era.
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Betty
Misa Carewe
Blue
Miss Betty
Fanchon Bareaud
St. Mary's
Crakey Gray
Mise Bareaud
Carewe Street
Miss Bareaud
Miss Carewe
Fanchon
Ineloquent Exchange At St Misa Batty Wedding Plot
Characters discuss the engagement of Elisabeth Carewo at St Marys amid jealousies and mock politeness. Tom Vancever and Yannrevel argue over social propriety while Miss Buareaud and Crailey Gray maneuver around the wedding plans, hinting at scandal and deception.
News From Two States and Local Incidents
A range of brief items from Ohio and Pennsylvania including church anniversary in Allegheny and a Cleveland judge weighing a receivership for Denison, missing Kent man mystery clarified by a $250 New York draft, Chinese New Year in Cleveland, a gusher drill in Butler county, drownings in Akron and Selins Grove, a shooting death in Ashland, a fatal fight in Zanesville, a homicide arrest in Zanesville, and Probate Judge Henry K Smith of Geauga County's 40 years in office.
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Henry Cole
Kent,c
New York
Kent National ‘Bank
Henry K. Smith
Geauga County
United States
Ohio
Colonel Mann’s Loans Reveal Rich Donors in Libel Case
In New York on January 23 Col W D Mann editor of Town Topics testified under examination about large sums received from prominent society and financial figures. He admitted total cash of 76000 with the rest as perquisites, including 20000 from John W Gates and 20600 from William K Vanderbilt. He also noted 16000 from Thomas F P Ryan 10000 from the late William C Whitney 5000 from George J Gould 2500 from Howard Gould 2500 from J Pierpont Morgan. He claimed to have sold 20 Town Topics shares for 20000 to Gates and that a 12 year old loan from Morgan carried interest every six months. He owned one share of Town Topics.
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New York
Col. W. D. Mann
Town Topics
James W. Osborne
Norman Hapgood
Mann
Joseph M Devel
James R. Keene
John W Gates
William K. Vanderbilt
Thomas FP. Ryan
William OC. Whitney
George J. Gould
Howard Gould
J. Pier. Pout Morgan
William K Vanderbilt
John W. Gates
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr.Osborne
Colonel Main
Grafton News Summary of Local Visiting and Events
Grafton reports Mrs W H Bryden visiting relatives in Cleveland last week. Ladies Aid of Congregational church entertainments planned for Jan 23 at Beesing's hall. Miss Grace Doncaster of Elyria called. Rev Mills was ill last week. Diphtheria patients improving and cards removed. Mrs Newton and Mrs Gorman visited Columbia last Wednesday to see Mrs Jacques. Ladies Aid of M E church to host a dime supper Jan 27. Elyria residents Miss Stevens visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ely and Cleveland visitors called on Mr and Mrs Williams. Walter Rawley and Willie Spitzer seen about town and Oberlin respectively.
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W. H. Bryden
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Beesing's Hall
Grace Doncaster
Elyria
Mills
Newton
Gorman
Columbia
Oldest Ohio Odd Fellow Charles Slapp Dies at 75
Galton O Charles Slapp died yesterday aged seventy five. He was the oldest Odd Fellow in Ohio per official records, with nearly fifty five years in the organization. A retired merchant, he was long prominent in city public affairs.
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Galton
Charles Slapp
Ohio
Comstock seeks alimony stop from ex wife remarried
Jasper W. Comstock, a New York tailor, still pays his ex wife Hulda J. Mershon 780 a year in alimony. He argues the 1904 law ending alimony for divorced women should apply retroactively. Mershon defends the payment and has retained lawyers to fight to keep it.
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New York Sun
Jasper WH. Comstock
Hulda J. Mershon
Mershon
Supreme Court
Edwin N. Whitfield
Mother Grays App Women Promote Health Tonic
An old advertisement fragment touts Mother Gray's App Women a health tonic with root and leaf ingredients sold for 60 cents to soothe bladder kidney and general ills. It promises new blood and strength and notes a mail offer from The Gray Co Le Roy Hollinters Rockey Mountai. A separate item mentions a street parade by Salvation Army and a Cleveland school funding note amid scattered broken text.
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Australis
Gray Co
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Hollinters Rockey
Mountai
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