Journey to London with Millie Dormer and George Durer
A narrative recounts Millie Dormer and George Durer traveling through Warwickshire toward London. They discuss sights, lodging, and future plans as they navigate social circles and potential suitors, with hints of a forthcoming public scene and mounting tension in the journey.
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Della
Oguin
Hutchins
Ontfield
Jamon
Ceara
Warwickshire
Werwick
Millia
London
Weroxs
George
George Durer
Ted
Thenley
Barel
St. Arles
Dhu
Mors
Downer
Millie Waidy
Dornay
Axis Gan
Ohana Mint
Eva
Eeunising
George Tid
Mayland
Pest
Finn
Ellis Yen
Reidhagen
Prively
Homecoming of Millie Nugent Ends in Tears and Secrets
Millie returns to a celebratory welcome at a grand hall, greeted by Lord Nugent and friends. The scene reveals a hidden sorrow as Nugent hides a portrait of a past love, prompting Millie to confront trust, jealousy, and a vow to remain by her husband despite the emotional strain.
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St. Arlen
Nogenty
Hana
Georgy Doamuer
Larydings
Stomol Millett
Curzon
Temple Dewar
St Arty
Lord Nigent
Elim
Mr. Curzon
Neville
Illovo
Lord Sagend
Paglias
Uis
Millie
Swith Bayline
Lindy Nugent
Lientual
Lac Lane
Bayles
Theta
Jake
Tord Nugent
Abe
Bern
Hla Lind
Womaly
Mildred Nugeur
Millip
Levi Sigeat
George
Jolly
Fane
Georges
Milsio
George Ale
Tony
Lawly Nugent
Sudan
Leeds
Corgan
Chile
Lord Nugent
Pany' Aweud
Ube
Leilani
Sid
Milo
Aha
Elyea
Elair Tod
Cigny
Red Men
Malas
Nde Foy Boners
Horrors in Armenia and the fate of Christian Armenians
A lengthy, condemnatory report describes massacres in Armenia as churches and believers face extermination. European powers debate responses, warning that delay allows further bloodshed while highlighting Turkish aggression, imperial politics, and potential holy war dangers.
Monumental Rich Strike Reported From Remote Mines
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sodie Thiewton and a notable find labeled Monenasth the Colorite Newsert. It references a high yield strike in a mining district with places like Cullman, Alabama, and long names suggesting a dramatic resource discovery. The text mixes names, locations, and events in a difficult-to-parse manner.
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Sodie Thiewton
Monenasth
Mary
Churn
Tharhuin
Witshing
Jeu
Thenehn
Italians Massacred in Abyssinia Defeat by 25,000 Forces
In Africa, Italian troops under Maj Tosselli suffered a devastating defeat near Abyssinia as 25,000 Abyssinians surrounded and killed 14 officers and 700 soldiers. Maj Tosselli and 300 more are missing, while Gen Buratieri leads a relief force that may arrive too late to save them. The tragedy follows Italy’s 1880s protectorate aims and Berlin Conference arrangements.
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Africa
Maj
Tosselli
Buratieri
Abyssinia
Cosselli
Aly
Berlin
Europe
Abyesinia
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Myarik
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Hils
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Whitin
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Bari Ik
Washington
Armenia
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Tey
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Turkey
Itu
Abdul Hamid
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England
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Msmid
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Aremenky
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Igton
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