Aube Faces Dividing Ties As Madame Saintone Arrives
Madame Saintone uses calm force to claim influence over Aube and Essaouira Nousie fears a drift from her child. Aube is taken on a drive to meet new social circles while Nousie confronts loss and loyalty, sensing a threat from Etienne Bain tone.
Aube Rejects Saintone as Mother’s Plan for Her Life
Nousie resists Madame Saintone’s push to place Aube in high society while Aube asserts she will not leave her mother and home. Saintone pushes, Cherubine and Etienne schemes stir tension, and Nousie contemplates a new life as Aube clings to memories of the convent and Lucie.
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Aube
Madame Saintone
Madame Dulan
Nousie
Madame Sain
Madame Saintane
Mother
Toinette
Madame Dylan
Madame Salntone
Nousse
Nausie
Cherubine
Rube
Nouble
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Madame Seintone
Iaver
Ais
Sarand
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Lucie
Paul
Novaie
Etienne
Madame Baritone
Ilwayn
Eugenie
Great Black
Genie
Novsie
Nouwie
The
A Lawyers Trick In A Cork Murder Case
A Cork case features O'Connell defending John O Connor on murder charges. The crown relied on a police witness who recovered the prisoner's hat, then argued over its identity. In cross examination the hat revealed the prisoner’s name oddly spelled, leading to acquittal despite the hat’s slight bearing on the case.
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O’connell
John O'Connor
Cork
O’donnall
Thin Wade
Salvation
Matty O—wieenee
Secretary Urges Treasury Notes Retirement in Report
Secretary Carlisle’s annual finances report to Congress shows last fiscal year revenues of $531,000,000 with a deficit of $42.8 million and forecasts for 1897 a near $7 million surplus. He presses for retirement of greenbacks and notes the gold cash balance remained ample to meet obligations without new taxes.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Messaxe
Treasury
Carlisle
Congress
The
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Fragmentary OCR on Government actions and redemption
Incomplete text references causes and duties toward government and sale for gold, with mentions of redeeming outstandings. The readable portion provides no clear event, date, or entities to specify a full news item.
Bombs to Big Men Scheme Exposed in Postal Plot
A damaged report details a plan to bomb Armour and a warning race to stop attackers. Officers describe a crude lead pipe device with powder, matches, sandpaper, and a fuse hidden inside a cigar box, wrapped and prepared for delivery.
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Tination
Bee
Stuart
Armour
Mr. Armour
Britain Dispatches Force Against Ashante King
From the Gold Coast near the Gulf of Guinea an expedition under Sir Francia Beott has set out to mete out punishment to Prempeh the savage and bloodthirsty king. The land is rich for annexation and imperial aims drive the action.
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Great Britain
Gold Coast
Gulf of Guinea
Africa
Francia’ Beott
Enduring Conflict Speech Foresees Clash in Africa
Fragmented OCR text hints at a prediction of a final struggle in Africa with Prempeh and Francis Scott as referenced figures. The passage mentions hand fighting and forces facing spears and modern weapons amid tribal joining and shifting alliances.
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Prempeh van
Francis Scott
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