Frozen romance and a locked gate in a Scottish manor
Alma Crosmont wanders with Armathwaite through frost bound grounds to a rugged ascent toward The Crags. A locked gate blocks their path and Alma’s fainting spells draw Dr. Armathwaite’s attention as tensions rise with Lord Kildonan and Aphra amid a chaperoned gathering.
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Armathwaite
Hey
Ant
Auty
Namie
Alim
The
Mar
Lord Kildonan
Alma Crosmont
Olmont
Kilconan
Lord Skidonan
Alma
Jack
Willian
William
Dr. Armathwaite
Araminthwaite
Lady Kildonan
Littl
Crosmont
Death of Sage Kilgore and career of Wilgore from Texas
The report notes the death of Sage Kilgore, and details the life of Wilgore, a Texas political figure. Born in Newman, Georgia, he moved to Texas, served in the Confederate Army, participated in the Texas constitutional convention, served as presidential elector in 1880, and held the Texas Senate presidency. He later served in the U.S. Congress as a Democrat, gaining notoriety for a House incident involving Speaker Reed.
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Polimer
Texas Fix Pirea
Ardmore
Tudge G. Buckley Kibsare
Conguesas
Esas
Wilgare Wan
Newman
Gia
Rusk County
Texas
Chickamauga
Fort Delaware
Bhancock
Nglish
State Senate
Buel
Wilgore
Reed
Fatal mine explosion at Johnston City kills five
Five men died and several others were burned in a deadly Willison County mine blast at Johnston City. An accumulation of gas ignited as forty five men descended, wrecking machinery and blasting the shaft cage upward. Rescue crews rushed to free imprisoned workers amid smoke and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Willison County
Johnston City
Amazon of the Coal Fields Heroine Leads Pennsylvania Strike
Mrs Martin McCrone, described as the Amazon for the coal strike, commands a force of about thirty women including Irish and Welsh members and occasional Hungarian and Polish recruits. She advocates parading to shame workers into striking and endorses force against non English speakers while praising moral intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McCrone
Pennsylvania
Martin MecCrone
Anmazon
Ale Crone
Postoffice Safe Blown at Omer Mich by Bandits
Bandits blew open the post office safe in Omer Michigan early Friday, securing about 1500 dollars, a quantity of stamps and valuable papers. The robbery occurred minutes after the village night watchman had passed the building.
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Michigan
Omer
Mich
Sud
Seo
LYNCHING OUTRAGE ACROSS NATION SPREADS SHOCK
A collage of editorials from Philadelphia to Saint Louis condemns Indiana lynching. Papers denounce mob justice, urge law vindication, and warn that mob violence erodes civilization. Calls persist for state action and punishment of perpetrators.
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Ronnes
Ilogles
Minneapolis
Cravens
Philadelphia Record
New Albany
Ind
Springfield
Mass
Cabal New York
Uerall
Tindjnia
Columbas
Ohio
St. Louis
Tudge Lynch
Indiana
Twe
New York World
South
Indianapolis News
Philadelphia Ledger
Mike Burglardy
Pittsburg Dispatch
Cleveland Dain
South Bend
St. Paul Uloneer
Rumors on Weyler and Cuba Stir Madrid Accusations
The articles recount rumors that Weyler may be suppressing Cuba with limited force and Madrid showing concern over appearances. Movements suggest Spain’s actions are debated while U S figures like Woodford and Meintey are cited in relation to Cuba policy. Public criticism surfaces as consular language toward Evangelina Cisneros stories is noted.
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Alma
Ming
Archibald
Tord Kaldonan
Armathwaite
Spain
Weyler
Chicago
Imes Herald
Tifa Generafly
Madrid
Mitch
Cuba
Woodford
Boston Journal
Meiintey
Detroit Uribune
Lee Lk
Chleigo
Uounan
Merelfyl
Buffalo Expreus
Leo
Evangelina Cassio Cisneros
Boston
Uerah
Boundary dispute could push Klondike gold to arbitration
A Duluth Tribune note warns that the Klondike boundary quarrel may force arbitration even as the gold strike yields riches. It reflects on returning miners and the cautious mood in Chicago about the Klondike headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Duluth Tribune
Minera
Chicago
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Kilgore
Amazon
Mas. Aucrone
Popeeise
the. Spress
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