A Face at Sherry's and a Meeting with Donovan
In October 1901 the narrator meets Laurence Donovan at Sherry’s in New York after a bank visit. Donovan, exiled from Ireland with a split identity, shares plans and danger while recounting past escapades from Constantinople to Cairo, then hints at pursuit by a detective and a British consul.
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Sherry
Trinity Church
Laurance Donovan
Cairo
Larry
Abyssinia
Jack
Brave and
Free
Africa
Indiana
Tiiaag
Broadway
Constantinople
Wos
Turkey
Rey
Ireland
Mie
England
Oxford
Dublin
Englishman’s pony injures Burman driver in Burmah road
An Englishman testing a new pony in Burmah caused a runaway that struck a native driver and cart, injuring the Burman. The native bowed and apologized, saying he should not have been there as the incident prompted the driver to seek forgiveness from the Englishman.
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Burmah
When Are Blackberries
In a Surrey field a slouch-hatted peasant guides a town boy to berries in hedges. The boy asks what they are and the elder explains that blackberries are red when green, noting the fruit reddens as it ripens.
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Surrey
England
Granpa
Bey
Night Lamp and a Mother's Secret Bargain
Geoffrey waits for his mother as she exits in elegant dress for an evening party. He asks if she has only money, and she grapples with a loveless marriage while clinging to her son. A handkerchief scented with violets becomes a bridge to reconciliation as Geoffrey sleeps. The Darragh family bonds deepen when Edith forgives and joins John.
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Pickering
Sho
Slater
Galway
Queenstown
Larry
America
Offoe
Geoffrey
Geoffrey Boy
Cook
James
New York
Jove
Darragh
Mia
Mra. Darragh
Heith
John
Edith
Edyth
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Jair
Alhhough
Pather
Utah Municipal Results Show Republicans Dominant in Many Cities
Salt Lake City elected John Bransford mayor by 11,774 votes to 6,274 for Charles Plummer with 6,952 for Richard Morris. Across Utah, cities like Provo Ogden American Fork and Richfield reported mixed but often Republican wins. The report notes low Socialist impact and varying turnout across towns.
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Salt Lake City
John 8
Bransford
Charles @. Plummer
Brransford
Plummer
Richard P. Morris
Ogden
Repubicans
Provo
J. P. Decker
David Johnson
Elizabeth. Scholes
A. A. Noon
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Williams
Mareral
H. F. Thomas
Angus Beche
J. M. Jonsen
Third Ward
Alfred Carter
Fourth Ward
Myron C. Newell
Fifth Ward
Park City
American Fork
Richfield
Hureka—iIn
John R. Morley
Sandy
Hyrum
Nephi
Springville
Citizens
Logan
William Edward
G. A. Hendrickson
Recorder
Richmond
Lohi
Bingham
Sherif J. L. Forbes
Ucket
Sociallsts
Kayaville
Thomas H. Phillips
Marshal
Justee
Fred L. Bennett
Robert Jamison
John G. Linford
John R. Galley
C. Burton, Jr
George D. Bennett
Samuel Rushforth
Nick Bennemort
Farmington
A. L. Clark
John & White
George. Palmer
Joseph
Clarke
L. Bl. Oviatt
Neph Palmer
James T Smith
Hilda Miller Beuutiful
Tricket
Jed Stringham
Charles RR. Mabey
Leo J. Muir
David Mow
Bamnel Sessions
P.P Willey
Richard H. Sedgwick
Matsral
Orson Sessions
James Harne
Election Bet Leads to Humorous Wheelbarrow Parade
Orden M L Schofield won a bet on the Democratic mayoral nominee and rode through town strapped to a wheelbarrow drawn by a participant. Spectators laughed as Schofield paraded the streets in a bottle-nose disguise, heading around the block amid cheers.
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Orden
Miles L. Schofield
Schofield
Barrow
Aes
Loser No. 2
Bohofield
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