Tazewell period of quiescence ends in state campaign
The scene shifts as Tazewell’s quiet spell breaks amid the state campaign bustle. Hugh and Maude navigate tension, affection, and duty, with Fairfax caught between desire and restraint while Carrington and Halifax observe. The narrative follows their entwined fates through discreet encounters and moral tests.
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Tazewell
Carrington -Halifax
Arington
Long, restless days on a Virginia plantation
Hugh Carrington drifts through a hot summer of idle labor and strained romance with Miss Nannie Tazewell while facing the pull of duty, family expectations, and a looming life beyond the dirt roads of Major Tazewell’s plantation.
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Carrington
Maude
Pen
Tazewell
Terry
Maj Tazewell
Srable
Naznie Tazewell
Kant
Father
Ives Ae
Cuba
Benfaho Alders
Zia
Dallini
Cartington
Miss Tasewell
James Carrington
Nannie
Jim
Cartersbrook
Miss Tazewell
Virginia
Nannie Tazewell
Fife
James
How Boers Pronounce Key Names in Paris Inquiry
London asks Boer users how Dé Wet Déclarey Botha Steyn and Leyds are spoken by Boers. Report notes De Wet pronounced with a light final syllable, De la Rey with stress on last syllable, Botha as Bot-a with first-syllable stress, and Steyn Leyds as Stain and Laie. Also mentions the tall iron tower in Paris at 959 feet.
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London
Dé Wet
Déclarey
Botha
Steyn
Leyds
de Wet
Lord” Delarey
de la Rue
Bota
Stain
Laie
Paris
EXTRA SESSION LIKELY FOR RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA
Rumors say President Roosevelt may call an extraordinary session in November to pursue Cuban reciprocity. A Senate ratification could follow a post election session, with a prepared treaty awaiting final touches from Quesada and Hay.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Cuba
Congress
Washington
Quesada
Hay
Miss Hay to Wed Wade in small family ceremony
A brief society notice says Miss Hay will marry James W Wade in a quiet event at their New Home. Only close relatives and intimate friends will attend and a short wedding trip will follow.
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James W. Wadeyea
James
Wadeworth, R
T Wadsworth
Hay
Mrs. Wade
Son of the
Harvester industry consolidation and unrest amid stock plans
A proposed giant Harvester company seeks 120 million dollars capital to manufacture harvesting machines and related implements. Reports say the Milwaukee Harvester Company sold for 5 million to an Eastern syndicate. Industry census lists 10.2 million invested in collars and cuffs and 17 thousand workers employed. New York dominates 54 of 57 factories. Turmoil risks rise in Constantinople and Macedonia due to renewed revolutionary activity by the Gamiicek group.
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Seteraten Harvester
Caer ‘Pany
pew +company
Sac
AirCormicks
Chicago
Milwaukee Harvester Company
Milwaukee
State of
New York
Conditions of Prosperity in Holiness and Service
The sermon argues prosperity and happiness arise from fixed laws and fulfilled conditions. Attention to God and faithful service are essential. holiness yields lasting joy, while worldly success comes to those who heed divine calls and work sincerely in God's work. It lauds the gospel as a grand modern miracle expanding through faith.
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Moses
God
Jesus Christ
God the Father
Jerusalems
World Owes Poor a Debt: Revered Rcene Ryan Address
The speech argues social progress rests on the common people not the patrician class. It cites Christ’s teaching of rise of the common people and praises the poor as origin of great inventors and artists. It claims noble acts come from humble workers and calls for widespread support for relief, education, and care for the vulnerable.
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R. Rcene Ryan
Christ
Ike Correggio
Corot
Millet
Mozart
Mead
Beethoven
Watt
Stevenson
Edison
Bell
Berliner
Morse
Fulton
Sermonettes by Rev Herron and Rev Patton Topics
Fragmentary notes on sermons by Rev J Herron of Akron and Rev Dr Patton of Princeton discuss grace through Jesus Christ and the definition of perfection. Both speeches emphasize perseverance and character in young men.
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Jesus Christ
J. Herron
Presbyterian
Akron
Dr.Patton
Princeton
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