Stella Bronte-like Writer Disappears From Lashmar Estate
Nestorius and Lashmar chase clues as Stella vanishes from Brinnamor after seeking independence through literature. Nestorius questions Stella’s new circle while praising her talent and fearing possible danger. He notes Stella’s promise to return to refine her manuscript and dream of Dreamland Cottage by the river.
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Wiis
Reduerent
Nestarius
Old Verner
Wornar
Nestorius
Lashmar
Lady Carminow
Sho
Nesdoris
Peinter
Stathe
Odin
Dred
Joan Tier Diuitar
Leistniantr
Suishinur Cave
Rrunim
Dreamland Cottage
Stella
Seastle
Bella
Tanchton
Lord Lashnor
Brinn
Lion and
Taniib
Brunun
Ree
People
Cpurky
The Park Morning Minds Nestoring over Lashimar
Nestoring walks through a blustery autumn park reflecting on Lashimar and Waknewa. He contemplates whether Lashimar loved Nestoring or her coldness hid secret passion and pride in the wake of their tangled romance.
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Nestoring
Lashimar
Lashmar
Scarn
Nestorius
Lashmar Learns Of Missing Woman In Family Tension
In the morning room Lashmar reports his mother a missing relative, while debate over her gratitude and the girl’s potential is heated. The dowager defends the girl as a gifted soul shaped by adversity, contrasting service and genius amid concern.
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Lashmar
London
Nestorius
Boldwood
Miss Bronte
Vanity Fair
Luke
Stella
Verner
Homer
Virgil
Milton
John Bright
Shelley
Keats
Nestoring
Lassimar
Lash
Opeo
Bruni
Hue
Lord Lashmar
Lashmaey
Nancy Allison McKinley Dies in Canton Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Allison McKinley were held at First Methodist Episcopal Church Canton at 1 pm. She died Sunday morning after ten days of illness, survived by five of nine children and her husband William McKinley. Her son William’s career and election as governor and president wereCatalogued with reverence as family and nation mourned.
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Nancy Allison McKinley
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Canton
West Lawn
McKinley
Washington
Wasla'istar
McWings
Lisbon
Abner Allison
Pennsylvania
Ann Campbell
Nancy Alison
Columbiana County
Ohio
Willian McKinley
Fairfield
Niles
Poland
Welen Minerva McKiney
Sam Elizabeth
Alt
Duncan
Cleveland
Abner MecKinley
New York City
Willam McKinley
St. Louis
Mad Stampede Tells of Ill Provisions and Fleeing Stampede
Report from Dyea via steamer Topeka recounts over 1000 ill provisioned prospectors fleeing Dawson in late October. Indian mail carrier Ank says a terror driven army follows, with 25 percent not expected to survive. Bella and Werre found less than 100 tons of provisions at Pawson as they were delayed at Okele City. Crossing near Dyea and Skaguay has recently improved.
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Topeka
Dyea
Dawson
Oita
Ank
Yukon
Dafton
Bella
Werre
Pawson
Okele City
Pase
Dyeu
Skaguay
Miller Wins Six Day Bicycle Race in New York
Charles W. Miller captured the six day bicycle race in New York. Born in Saxony twenty two years ago he stands five feet six inches tall and weighs 160 pounds. Miller’s endurance outpaced rivals, resting only one hour six minutes in the first seventy two hours and sleeping under five hours since.
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New York
Charles W. Miller
Saxony
Miller
Cordang
Miller sets cycling records in New York six day race
Miller rode 2 015 miles in the six day event in New York and earned about 3000 dollars for the week. His trainer notes the prize split includes 1300 for victory and 200 for a record, with 500 from wheel makers and 250 from saddle producers.
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Miller
Mies
Ile
Garfiehl Park Track
Chicago
New York
Fire Devastates Carberry Business District
A major blaze engulfed a large portion of Carberry Manitoba’s business center, with losses estimated above fifty thousand dollars. Reports from Kassala allege new violence in Khartoum. In Alabama a colonel named William Scott killed two adults and a child during a home robbery. The steamer Alki carried 100 passengers from Tacoma to Alaska ports. Mer Schroeder is appointed to a Catholic academy faculty in Münster Westphalia.
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Carberry
Manitoba
Kassala Nay
Severs Christiane
Khartoum
Birmingham
Ala
William Scott
Mies
John Singley
Alki
Tacoma
Skaguay
Tuiya
Mer. Schroeder
Catholic University At
Washington
Catholic Academy
Muenster
Westphalia
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Ifo
Gabriel Verner
Brumm
Braddon
River of
Jordan
M’kinley
Chicago Times
Mother McKinley
George F. Ulner
United States
Lake Bennett
Chilkoot Pass
Ulmer
Secretary of War
Dunaco City
Chas. W. Miller
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