Wedded for Gold CHAPTHR II
Felix Lonsdale’s engagement to Violet nears, while Evelyn Lester’s quiet love for him shivers under social pressure. Darcy Lonsdale faces a contested will from James Hardman, amid rumors and a town watching his downfall.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
6
Autumn Returns as Summer Fades in Golden Light
Fragment from a vintage paper describes autumn arriving with gilded skies and a shift in season mood. The line hints at a literary tone rather than a concrete news item.
The Greatest River in the World
A column extols the Mississippi and its tributaries as the world’s greatest river system. It notes the river network exceeds 100000 miles, with steamboats sailing through twenty three states and multiple tributaries from Pittsburg to Alabama and beyond Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Amazon
Nile
Ganges
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Monongahela
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Wabash
Tennessee
Cumberland
Alabama
Ohio
Cairo
St. Francois
Arkansas
White
Red
Yazoo
Tallahatchee
Yalobusha
Ouachita
Great Bayous
Fight at Louisville Ends When Hustler Withdraws
Recount of a past boxing bout in Louisville where Brutus Clay fought a negro hustler over pork chops. After three rounds the hustler quit saying Brutus did not scatter his blows enough. Brutus delivered a straight left to the nose throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Brutus Clay
Brutus
Work of necessity on Sabbath explained by hare shooting tale
A rural Scot minister questions a boy named John about a work of necessity. John argues shooting a hare on Sunday could be a work of necessity, suggesting it might be away on Monday. The exchange highlights a humorous take on Sabbath labor rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
John
London
Opera by Washington Star Says Man Wants Work Singers
Public opinion grants a man freedom to act only if his wife approves, while she may steer choices as long as no rival arises. A fragment hints at a discussion on an opera venture and domestic influence within a constrained scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Violet
Castle Street
Darcy
Kate
Muse
Lonsdale
George Malcolm
Darcy Lonsdale
Lilford
Malcolm
James Hardman
Elizabeth Hardman
Mr. Lonadsie
Hardman
London
Father
Mrs. Lonsdale
Washington Star
Tin Heaps Spark City Resorting Old Cans into Metal
In Chicago a Klondike of old tin cans grows on the South Side near Seventy-ninth street and center avenue. Two mechanics heat the cans in a forge, melt solder and spelter, pour bars of alloy, and roll tin into sheets for markets and factories. The nearby assay office doubles as a storehouse for refined metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chit
Seventy-ninth Street
Cenner Avenue
Englewood
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
France
California
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Fat Man's Little Joke on the Coney Island Steamer
A New York excursion steamer set sail with few passengers when a stout red faced man demanded the boat wait for a party. He reveals he is the party and escapes a delayed voyage as the Captain scolds. The vessel resumes after the bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
New York
Bishops Take Umbrellas at the Athenaeum
A rainy London day at the Athenaeum shows its membership of eminent doctors judges barristers and bishops. Lord Salisbury’s secretary notes his chief heads out for lunch and a secretary offers an umbrella only to be refused as he has lost too many in the Athenaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum of London
Lord Salisbury
Athenaeum
Beer Drinking in Germany Sets World Pace
The article reports that Germans lead in beer consumption with Bavaria alone averaging 241 quarts per person annually. It notes Germany also tops spirits use at 420 million quarts yearly, compared with the United States at 208 million and France at 312 million quarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bavaria
United States
France
Scourge of the Locust A Global Threat Warns Chronicle
The Chronicle notes that locust swarms affect about 40 million of 58 million square miles of land and cause greater financial loss than multiple wars combined. The piece emphasizes the gravity of combating this plagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thevorld
England
Life Cycle of Queen Bees in a Single Hive
The life span of a queen bee is three to four years, while workers live only three to six months. Bees typically occupy one hive across consecutive seasons, with queen longevity influencing colony stability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapthr II
Evelyn Lester
Felix Lonsdale
Heaven
Evelyn
Eve Lester
Jane
Eve
Outlands
Miss Lester
Jane Lester
Vale House
Daniel Hunter
Limes
the Limes
Mr. Haye
Mrs. Haye
Mrs. Hunter
Vera TV
Ray
Madre
Dureery
Francia Haye
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