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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
6
Ellen Warde appears drawn to Colonel Severn while Charlie delights in the Dower House. Ellen presses a plan to visit Mr. Bowyer, while Mrs. Pride uncovers photographs linking Ellen to a shadowed past and plots to separate Ellen from Bowyer.
Chapter VII shows Bowyer’s failing health blamed as liver by him and a doctor’s assessment of a system breakdown. Charlie Severn flits in and out, openly in love with Ellen Warde, whom he courts as a devoted companion while she remains unaware of his true feelings and the hidden danger posed by Mrs. Pricio’s daytime presence.
Colonel Severn counsels Charlie on asking Miss Warde to marry so they may avoid harming her reputation. Ellen and Mr Bowyer face a secret fortune and a dangerous housekeeper Mrs Priolo who suspects Ellen’s true identity tied to a Sydney tragedy. Mrs Priolo discovers the possible murder link and fears exposure.
In a hot July day scene Mr Bowyer and Ellen discuss Ellen leaving to ease their burdens. She considers governess work or adopting a stage life under a false name. He shows mixed feelings, fearing recognition and danger, while she weighs the risks of escape and return.
The 1892 Rustlers War ended cattlemen’s violence against public land use for irrigation. Public streams funded large hay crops and cattle herds, while reformers favored irrigation and settlement. After the defeat, stock interests restructured toward small, diversified valley ownership and winter fodder production.
Senginnd claims a genius produced a Calendar of Scriptu Quotations with daily tasks. The sample lists dates from January to December, citing Bible verses and quips, including references to Siamese Twins, Greenbacks, Leap Year Day, and Gladstone's 1868 ministry, all framed in a critical note from Washington Pathfinder.
A St Louis pug named Gyp lives with Professor Robert E. Washburn. The dog plays piano and howls along, learns from the professor, and imitates a composition called Bonita. Gyp enjoys malt liquors and beer, then sleeps off his drunk in a corner.
California olive growers report a surge in demand from Eastern wholesalers and retailers in New York and Boston. They say the state’s olives are nearly sold out due to perfected pickling, threatening to supplant foreign olives in Eastern markets.
In a satirical exchange from Good Time Coming, a female attorney argues that Mrs. De Fashion cannot be tried by a jury. She cites a constitutional right to a jury of peers, noting all jurors are women and none are this son’s bonnet.
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