Over the Border intrigue in Oxford with Frances Wentworth
Armstrong learns Captain Rudley is missing and Frances Wentworth plans to press on to Banbury. De Courcy schemes to win her, offers to guide Armstrong to the king, and unveils a past betrothal while Cromwell’s shadow looms. Armstrong resists but danger grows as Oxford walls close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase Wa. Oo
Strong
Lord Rudley
London
Armstrong
Frances
Captain Rudley
Rudley
Oxford
Banbury
de Courcy
Cromwell
Frances Wentworth
Whitehall
Siill
France
Shakespeare
William Armstrong
Charles
Strafford
Chugchurep
Oxford Despair as Courtiers Forecast Rise of Cromwell
The speaker laments Cromwell's growing power and his own fading influence in Oxford. He vows to flee to Broughton, regrets the king's trust waning, and hints at a plot against him as he curses the king's favorite. The scene ends with a threat to reveal more secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayeur
Whitehall
Oxford
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Northampton
Tered
Broughton
St. Denis
Braddock Brevities Roundup of Local Happenings
Miss Rosa Appleby of Napoleon accepts a Brad dock pollst office post. Families plan holidays in Bismarck and Ashley. Several residents travel for Christmas visits. A. C. Staak goes to Cochrane with sick uncle. Anton Granefelder welcomes a baby boy, mother and child doing well. Reichert and Weber enlist attorney Patterson to claim a $400 reward for John Young’s capture. case to be watched locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Appleby
Napoleon
Braddock Pollst
Warren Mandigo
Bismarck
A. C. Staak
Cochrane
Wis
Adolph
Wm. Baxter
Nellie
Wayne
St. Paul
Larson
Congression
Emanuel Reichert
John Weber
Patterson
Hazelton Happenings in a Christmas Week
Local notes report James Lawry and family visiting from Livyana for shopping. Wessel youths move into Hicks house to attend school. Will Rush visits from Hague for Christmas. Knights of Pythias perform second degree for Harrie Spaulding. J B Brooks builds a barn praised for carpentry. Smallpox lingers lightly around C W Davie and D N Yeater. M P Kaiser to Milwaukee for holidays. Rev John Wray and wife relocate from Canada to Buckfield Ireland. Charles Hoskins returns from Iowa, misses Wilson Hoskins wedding. Hazelton Knights add lantern slides to lodge. James Frederick writes home from Minnesota. A E Tye recovers after Thanksgiving storm accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
James Lawry
Livyana
Wright
Wessel
Hicks House
Will Rush
Hague
Knights of Pythias
Spaulding
J. B. Brock
J. H. Kinney
C. W. Davie
D. N. Yeater
Cherry Grove
M. P. Kaiser
Milwaukee
Wis
John Wray
Canada
Emerald Isle
Buckfield
Castleton
County Donegal
Ireland
Charles Hoskins
Iowa
Wilson-Hoskins
Hazelton Knights of Pythias
James Frederick
Mr. Frederick
Minnesota
A. E. Tye
Wild red cow with rope found near Linton ranch
A very wild red cow with a white patch and a brand on its hip was seen near the Linton area around mid September. It had about 20 feet of rope attached when first observed and is connected to W. E. Perrit, located three miles east of Linton.
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W. E. Perrit
Linton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Barr
Jennie Barter
Frederick A. Stokes
Scotland
Braddock
Hattie Hall
Atwater
Minn
Frank Zeilmer
Ashley
Carrie Brindle
Azelton
Laman
Eunice Cotton
wrCall
Rowerdink’s
Hazelton
the Farmers Store
L. W. Brophy
Irory
Nordak
Chris
Wolfer
The
Linton Construction Company
E. D. Wescott
Bes
Snyder's
Dlue
J. F. Snyder
N. D
Phoenix Lumber. Co
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