Ghosts, marriage woes, and a doctor in a haunted house
Dr Armathwaite overhears a quarrel between Ned and Alma Crosmont in a moldy mansion. Alma pleads to see Dr Peele and to leave, while Ned begs her to stay, claiming duty and propriety. The night reveals a strained marriage, secrets, and a plan for spring.
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Armathwaite
Meroside
Branksome
Armithwaite
Mr. Crosmont
Cresmont
Dolly Varden
Edwin
Yhody
Limay
Arththwaite
Neal
Crcumstancces
Dr. Peele
Peele
Ned
Lord and Lady Shildonan
London
Amy
Moscow
Lord Kidowan
Lady Kidowan
Aromthwaite
Onely High
Dr. Poole
Aruthwaite
Lord Kildonan
Lewi
Alma
Omaha's Big Show Trans Mississippi Exposition
The Trans Mississippi and International Exposition will be held in Omaha from November 1 to November 30. Originating with the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress in 1865, the event aims to showcase resources and industries of the western and border states and territories. The act of Congress grants national and international status with duty-free foreign exhibits and government participation.
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St of Vane
Trans Mississippi
Cleveland
United States
Winter Climate in Alaska Rigor, Long Sunless Winters
Under Secretary Wilson and Weather Bureau chief Moore describe Alaska’s interior as extremely cold in winter with a brief hot summer. In Klondyke midwinter daylight lasts about four hours, sun barely above horizon. interior winters start as early as September with frequent snow storms through May, and long days in June with extensive twilight.
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Klondyke
Wilson
Chief Moore
Wether Bureau
Alaska
Moore
Interior
Biktte
Wool Cornered Speculators Fear Inflation Drift
A St Louis report says wool prices fell to a record low before the election with Missouri farmers earning around 10 cents a pound. Traders, convinced higher prices would come, bought heavily last October and hold 12 million pounds in stock in St Louis. The large firms like B Harris & Co are about 60,000 ahead of the market.
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Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
B. Harris & Co
Klondike Gold Fever Advice From Contemporaries
Newspapers warn about the Klondike gold rush, advising readers to stay home unless prepared. Witty commentary from Cleveland Plain Dealer to Philadelphia Ledger questions risk, cost, and the necessity of supplies, urging caution before chasing Alaska’s gold.
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Cleveland Plain
Alnaska
Cake Herald
Ghrelle City
Alaska
Pittabury Chronicle- Telegraph
Arius
Philadelphia Ledger
Kiondyke
Chivago Timeos-Herald
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Throoklyi Standard-Union
Don Autit
Klondyke
Detroit
Cribsne
Vt Tassin
Poli Atio
William AY. Seward
Minnen
Tribune
Ttussin
Ahisha
William EL Seward
Polly Tribune
Levee Land Plain Dealer
Philadelphia
Iwlondyke
Stark
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wspress
Alaskan
Burkhngton
Murder and anarchist reaction across papers
The dispatches reflect mixed editorials on a murder tied to anarchist violence. Pittsburg and Indianapolis papers note delayed settlements and unrest, Detroit cites anti anarchist sentiment, and New York World condemns fanaticism while distancing class warfare.
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Canovis
Pittsburg
Indiinapolis
Detroit
United States
Woerty
Dispatch
Innovas Ag
New York World
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Daria
Russia
Mugiind
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Nord Kildonan
Wihtonan
Londo
Hart
Uncle Plneh
Omar
Tanly Kildenan
Omaha's
Weather IN
Wiltits
Moote
S'hessaly
Cleveland Lander
Gentionen
Alnaka
Chicago
Pimes
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