Woman Against Woman Chapter VI Continues in Palace Grounds
Valerie derides Alice as both women clash amid a tense ride to the Abbey ruins. Alice, drawn to a young suitor Frank Meredith, finds danger and ghostly echoes while Lord Radine and Roy watch her, jealousy and intrigue intensifying in the haunted landscape.
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Valerie
Alice
Davis
Jira
Milady
Anite
Lord Radine
Valerio
Roy
Darrell
Womath
Strang
Aind
Abbey
Abby Othe
oWell
Abbeys
Frank Meredith
Kervier
Ate
Miss Atlice
Satay
Eustace Rivers
Prank Meredith
Frank Ware
Tnt Hoover
Sean
Earl
Lady Darrell
Stu
Tam
Mr. Meredith
Lord Darrell
Meredith
Raine
Ford Lindine
Ork
Aties
Land Radine
Malerie
Paul Bons
Report on Hawaii and President's powers debate
Washington notes the minority report challenging President Cleveland's Hawaii policy. It argues the President overstepped constitutional bounds by appointing a powerful envoy without Senate consent and urges Congress to resist executive intervention in foreign affairs while tariff and deficit issues take priority.
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Washington
McCreary
Congress
Hitt
Mr. Storer
Ohio
Messrs
Harmer
Blair
Draper
van Vorhis
New York
Blount
Pre
Dent Cleveland
United States
Hawaii
Senate of the
Senate
Gresham
James M. Blount
Hawaiian Islands
Cleveland
Dole
Mr. Blount
Hlount
House
United Bates
Yace
Neonwassaioner
Oise
Executive Department
Minilater
Congress of the
Law of Nations
Executive
National Congress in Lahore Appeals for Aid
The National Congress at Lahore calls for government relief as fifty million people face famine. It condemns the mint closure that raises taxation and harms trade, especially cotton spinning, protests compensation to undomiciled European or Eurasian workers, and notes the next Congress will meet at Madras.
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National Congress
Lahore
Anka
National Indan Congress
Congress
Madras
Tariff Foregoing Debate Delays Silver Bill Action
A Washington dispatch reports Democratic senators expect the financial bill to stay untouched until the tacit tax bill clears. Senator Voorhees says no effort will press the silver measure until the fiscal bill is out of the way. He believes once Congress reviews the proposal it may pass both houses before adjournment. Representative Lund also indicated no rush to advance the free volume bill.
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Alice
Awrevoir
Miladil
Count Jura
Waal
Stree
Valerio
Coddess
Adiee
Radine
Valerie
Koy
Karl
Lord Radine
Darrell
Peer Lena
Aland
Arnold
Lamonty
Avenolds
Aliea
Eeaume Ty
Deven Tate
Lord Rudine
Tin
Land Carroll
House
Carlisle
Congress
Washington Dispatch
Voorhees
Ota
Othe
Soniters
Imbers
Lund
Surplus Cash in New York Banks Reaches 80 Million
New York Associated Banks report an enormous cash reserve of 80 815 150 in the latest clearing house statement. The five day gain ends Dec 20 with total cash on hand around 207 424 600 including gold and legal tenders. Loans expanded by 1 419 0 while circulation fell 144 600. Analysts foresee a possible federal bond issue and a bank liquidity strain amid unsatisfactory profits.
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New York
Associated Banks of
Congress
United States Firm Stance Shapes Brazilian Crisis
A Washington dispatch notes Secretary Gresham warned of hidden motives behind Admiral Mello's plans as Brazil's crisis tests neutrality. The United States faces potential clash with European powers if diplomacy fails, with Mello seen as promoting monarchy and seeking European backing to topple the republic. European capitals eye succession by Count d'Illmu's line as a restored empire looms.
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United States
Admiral Stanton
Mello
Pre
Peixoto
Washington
Gresham
Admiral Mello
Brazil
Paris
Melles
d’lMu
Dom Pedro
Arkansas Governor Warns Cleveland on Indian Territory Turmoil
Gov Pichback argues Indian Territory is a hot bed of crime and lawlessness that threatens all Mississippi valley states. He cites robberies and 61 fugitive requisitions from Arkansas Texas Kansas and Oklahoma Territory and urges federal use of eminent domain to reshape the territory.
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Pichback
Arkansas
Cleveland
Indian Territory
Mississippi Valley
West
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma ‘Territory
Fishback
Territory
Kfisubak
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Woman
Monsieur Calvio
Cheen
Moneseur Cainy
Foreign Affairs Committee
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