The Saint Ave Heir and the Breton Lovers Tragedy
In Vannes the famed Mlle de Saint Ave, renowned for beauty and virtue, loves Sulpice Huelgoat, a clerk, and defies class norms with secret meetings. When the baron intercepts, Loic, the loyal retainer, sacrifices himself to protect Blanche and the grandfather’s honor. Sulpice dies, Loic is killed by chagrin, and Blanche faces trial before the Assizes. The tale ends with Blanche, once celebrated, now shunned as “the famous Ajle de Saint Ave,” rumored to be ruined by a dagger’s act and a lover’s fate.
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Loic
Sulpice
Paron
Mademoiselle
Loie Huelgoat
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Mila
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Rue Des Orfevres
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Discovery in a Household Near Auburn Sparks Claim
A nine summers old boy in a household near Auburn proclaims an egg stands as a claim to discovery. He identifies a "Bloody Pete" from North Platte and threatens to join with an Indian legislator to contest the world. The exchange blends humor and boastful claims.
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Auburn
Auburn Gazette
Omaha
Pete
North Platte
Tam
Pard
Chicago
Warner's Safe Cure Endorsed by Medical Expert
Dr Gunn, dean of the United States Medical College and editor of Medical Tribune, praises Warner's Safe Cure in full doses for Bright's disease and slight illnesses. He urges readers to start the remedy if they show fatigue pallor puffiness swelling joint pains or breathing difficulties and notes his endorsement of its family value.
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R. A. Gunn
United States Medical College
Medical Tribune
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Warner
Bright
Field of Sports Burst of Trades and Trials in 1900s Era
Washington releases catcher Banning while Jack Hopper and Billy Dacey fight for six weeks. Henry Porter of Kansas City is laid off for poor work. Cleveland clings to Lohbeck as a reliable man. Louisville’s status as an experiment raises smiles, and Alf Ryan of Birmingham seeks a scrap with any light-middleweight. California fights loom for $2,500 purse between Reagan and Young Mitchell. Kansas City eyes second in the season as injuries and rumors swirl. A Cincinnati right fielder named Little Earle suffers a finger amputation after an injury. The Wissahickon lawn tennis championship opens June 1. Roddy Gallagher heads to California for possible bouts with Dempsey, Young Mitchell, and LeBlanche winner. Viau of Cincinnati fined £200 for drinking, remitted on honesty affidavit. California Club aims to solve middleweight crown with LeBlanche miscue as a starting point. Bert Schiller versus Tom Cannon in Cincinnati yields one fall and Cannon dominates. Indianapolis players denounce Hallman’s dirty balling as the Hoosiers push Daily, Denny, Bassett and Glasscock. Faatz of Cleveland shows a combative edge, Twitchell’s foul ball debate with Faatz ends with a verdict of foul. Louisville’s Browning is denounced as a boozing flop while Gilks proves a reliable, versatile man. St Paul manager Barnes offered 15900 dollars for his team by Milwaukee suitors seeking Louisville’s franchise, with St Paul players potentially switched to Milwaukee in American Association play. The St Paul club remains lauded as the greatest Western Association team yet fielded.
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Washington
Jack Hopper
Billy Dacey
Henry Porter
Kansas City
Cleveland
Lohbeck
Louisville
Tommy Esterbrook
Alf. Ryan
Birmingham
Eng
John Reagan
Young Mitchell
California
California Athletic Club
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Little Earle
Cincinnati
United States
Wissahickon
Roddy Gallagher
Dempsey
Lucie LeBlanche
Viau
California Athletic
Lacie LeBlanche
Bert Schiller
Tom Cannon
Cannon
Schiller
Indianapolis
Hallman
Philadelphias
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Denny
Bassett
Glasscock
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Faatz
Philadelphia
Twitchell
McKean
Barnum
Browning
Gilks
Pete
St. Paul Dispatch
John S. Barnes
St. Paul
Western Association
Milwaukee
Poultry and Farm Goods Ad Reads Clean Poultry Co
Not J. E. Sullivan tal the Clean Poultry Co corner Cedar and Hosbrogksis Pelephone 852 Spring chick ens nice fit hens turkeys geese and ducks fresh ewes and sweet country butter haniiles Poivls restaurant groceries and boarding houses supplied on short Imotiee Poultry dressed every day Orders delivered promipily
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