End of a lovelorn marriage at Caraven estate
Lady Hildred Countess of Caraven returns home after a failed elopement and mutual suspicions. She reveals a love driven act born of jealousy toward Lady Hamilton and Earl Caraven, then faces harsh punishment and possible accusations of attempted murder as her father confronts the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Caraven
Hild
Caraven
Sir Raoul
Brishwood
Lord Caraven
Leth
Aid
Ildred
Devon Tolbine
Herselves
I.o
Ife
Hildred
Aildred
Hamilton
Trowas
London
Slaveneheit
Arley Hisome
Countess of Caraven
Eaghind
Pam
Lildred
Countess of
Mildred
Ailey Ransome
Wildred
Lady Hamilton
Papa
Papal
Dean
Arley
Indiana Guardsmen Restless at Camp Mount in Indianapolis
Thousands of National Guard troops arrive at Camp Mount near the Indiana State Fair grounds and begin bivouac amid delays and scant rations. Drill routines emerge by day two as quarters are set, with soldiers housed in barns and tents, while crowds gather and logistics improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Force of Liberty
Indianapolis
Camp Mount
Quartermaster Richardson
Brig. Cien
Melee
Quartermaster General's Department
Lake Erie
Monon
State Fair Grounds
Indiana National Guard
Martinsville
Anderson
Frankfort
Plymouth
Winamae
Tipton
Con. McKee
W. O
Poland
James B. Curtin
McKnen
Stat
Hospital
Signal Corps
General Headquarters
War Revenue Bill Passes House With Bonds Plan
The war revenue measure cleared the House 181 to 129 on Friday at 6 pm. Republicans and several Democrats supported a $500 million bond issue to fund the Spain war, with changes: tax tweaks on beer, tobacco, telegraph and telephone messages, mortgage notes, life policies, insurance premiums, chewing gum, mineral waters, and tax exemptions for growers and cooperative firms. Debates involved Dingley, Hopkins, Newlanda, Shafroth, Walker, McMillin, Grosvenor, and Berry.
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House
Mesara
Cummings
Driggs
McLellan
New York
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
McAleer
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Alabama
Messrs. Tierney
North Carolina
Thorpe
Virginia
Spain
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Handy
Delaware
Lewis
Washington
Mr. Brucker
Michigan
Shafroth
Colorado
Vincent
Kansas
Barlow
California
McMillin
Messrs. Dingley
Hopkins
Newlanda
Walker
Grosvenor
Berry
Tornado Deaths and Destruction Across Plains States
A severe tornado swept through southeastern Dakota and northwestern Iowa Saturday night causing eight deaths and over $100,000 in property damage. Towns touched include Valparaiso Nebraska Elk Point and Richland South Dakota Sheldon Alberta Akron Maurice Weatfield Hartley Archer Mallard Whiting Oto and Smithland. The Maurice area suffered the worst loss with rail depots elevators a slaughter house and many homes destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Iowa
Valparaiso
Neb
Elk Point
Richland
S. D
Sheldon
Alta
Akron
Maurice
Weatfield
Hartley
Archer
Mallard
Whiting
Oto
Simithhind
Sioux City and Northern Railway
St. Paul
Kansas City and
Thompson Brothers
Fragmentary Spanish fleet sighted amid war chatter
A jagged casual report notes a portion of the Spanish fleet located near Matanzas with paint untouched. The piece also mentions Admiral Siampson and Madrid hearing the distant shot, and pokes at Spanish military readiness and public sentiment amid the war talk.
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Siampson Las
Matanzas
Spain
Madrid
Hamlet
Dov Carlus
Matansag
Col. Ingersoll
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Biece
Gaxeterre
Indiana
Hoosier
National Guard
James Rood
United States
Andrew Jolson
Columbia Rivera
St. Andre's Hospital
Mexico
Csamp
State House
Padisnapolis
Max J. Becker
Kenneth View
George W. Nighmith
Silas D. Byram
Liberty God Rank
Mosbaugh
Cambridge City
Indiana Pipeline Company
Montpelier
Broad Ripple
Montpeller
WAR Revenue
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