Dumaresq Family Faces Riots and Loss in Egypt
Anne Carteret and Mrs. Seymour endure a mass assault in Ramieh as Arabs attack Europeans. Mrs. Seymour dies amid chaos, Clare collapses, and Denzil Lawrence vanishes. Anne prepares for a perilous voyage to England with Dumaresq and Clare while awaiting further events.
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Dumaresq
Venice
Mr. Dumaresq
Harold
Jane
Seymours
Alexsandria
England
Anne Carteret
Italy
Switzerland
Anne
Clare
Denzil Lawrence
Michelle
Hotel de Peyrope
Mrs. Seymour
Felix
Ingt
Mill
Malta
Phe
Barghir
Anna
Mra. Seymour
Jean
Mamma
Lammond
Paul Astrake
Hastinke
Anne Waerthan
Baitlake
Stammond
Ana
Miss Seymour
Anne S
Paul Tlastlake
Denzil
Wen
Ramieh
Alexandria
Engsend
Miss Carteret
Thursder
Hammond
Nisce
Eccentric Wills Across History Highlight Odd Departures
Paris court weighs a contested legacy from Mlle Berniche daughter of an eccentric father. Dead artists Bakhuysen Heemskerk and Jonson left whimsical bequests, like wine on graves and annual dowries, showing that eccentric wills often mask sane intent.
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Washington Times
Paris
Molle
Lgormiche
Madlie
Berniche
Pes
Hen Jonsen
Michard
Normandy
Feramp
Richard
Gen Jonson
Sieur de Chatelet
Amsterdam
Pahrter
Bakhuysen
Martin Heemskerk
Mdlle Berniche
Senate Fuel for Tariff Clash Spurs Fast Action
Special Washington correspondence notes rapid Senate progress on the Dingley tariff with no cloture rules, as Southern Democrats show growing support for protective measures. House changes backtracked some schedules while southern voting blocs shift stance amid manufacturing growth and political pressure.
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Senate
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Republican Party
Cleveland
Senne Committee
Une Forth
Jasdera Tu
Rod
Mentvera
Cangrens
Seth
Mason and
Olsen
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Pusteyelion
Deeriy Hi
Operyae
Mumbers
Gian Ios
Ie Geqiuine
Sentien
Hrgan
Gauaha World
Treradt
AMT
Aentiment
Omaha World-Herikd
Itis
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New England
Meyer
Louisiana
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Morroe
Lat
South
Virginia
Congress
Carey
New Orleans
Broussard
Kleberg
Texas
State Senate
Ben
Mr. Slayden
Kentucky
Seator McLaurin
South Carolina
Tolman
Trovernor
Democratic Convertion
Weeted
Eleehadl
United States
Bacon
Greorgia
Qirofers
Cetlon
Republic
Wms
Tsamiive Af Garrett
Ebenmacratic
Isso
Plact
Pss
Cerda
Jteuse of
Ame
Unter
Sistey
Aga Democrat
Clay
Anime
Sir. Bacup
MH Huywher
Georgia
Siste Democratic
Martin
Werth
Carina
Ebairtian
Fowler
Sinferd
Skinner
Strand
North Carolina
Ywiytv
Jin Congress
Mason Sym Mixons
Howse
Ver- Bam
Califortia
Lacey
Laws
Dolliver
Morris
Milantseia
Nalives
Alb. Carson
Unitet States Senate
Education by force and theft in Peshawar schools
A controversial claim describes a method of educating Pathan children in Peshawar focused on physical strength and theft. Mothers reportedly pray for their children to become successful thieves, while travelers attest to the method’s efficacy. Some say people prefer talking about bad news.
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Obhied Japean Am Pern
Paypuen
Thant
Siandard
Cavi
Hi Taee Vale
United States
Pathans
Peshawar
Randallism’s Resurgent Influence Shapes Democratic Split
The Boston Journal notes Randallism lingering in the Democratic party as the non Bryan wing reasserts its influence. It argues Northern and Eastern Democrats resisted free trade in 1893, fearing economic harm, keeping the party divided between free traders allied with Bryan and a conservative faction.
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Woo
Othe
Tronse
Kiebert
Staydon
Texsa
Broussard
Davey and Mayer
Louisiana
Hilig Ce Senate
Decon
Clay
Deoreian
Tilman
McLaurin
South Carolina
McEnery
Louwistang
Martin
Virginia
Hiandali
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Milt Cleveland
Randal
Bryna
Free Silver
Bostow Journal
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Indian ‘Textile Journal
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