Jessie Carden and Arthur Morris On Hold In Love Triangle
In a tale set around General Carden's finances and family duty, Jessie refuses Morris after he proclaims love. He plans Paris and a future while Jessie contemplates departures, past memories, and a possible partnership through Mr. Morris. The scene shifts between Boston, the Burt farm, and the New York tie to her fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morris
Jessie
Paris
Jesele
Mr. Morris
Cadena
Marshall Carden
Bo Jonge
Morria
General Carden
Greneral Carden
Morris
Jeselo
Carden
Boeut
Arthur Morrin
Joesty
Morrie
Jason Burt
Jensie
Evlith
Edith
Tom
Bishop
Boston
Syn Dim
Peter Burt
Joeste
Net
York
Joanie
Carien
Jenle
Arthur Morriscalla
Hingham
Jewalo
Two Strange Interviews at the Ocean House
In a country house overlooking the sea at Hingham, Jesale and Edith discuss life in Paris and Jessie’s longing. John Burt’s fate emerges as alive and well through Peter Burt’s cryptic prophecy, shaping Jessie’s hopes as she awaits France and returns to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesale
Edith Hancock
Paris
Ridith
Hingham
Jessie
Morris Marsion
Arthur Morris
Edith
Society of Strong
Elf Bridge
John Burt
Gond
Josie
John
Bert
Peter Burt
James Blake
California
Jeanie Carien
Vishtur
Howe
Jeanle
Jesse
France
Boston Harbor
Chapter XX General Carden is Puszied
In the New York drawing room General Carden and his daughter Jessie discuss fast changing Wall Street fortunes. They note Blake and Corm, a young financier from San Francisco, and speculate about John Burt’s fate as Jessie eagerly awaits a letter from Arthur Morrist. The scene ends with a dramatic coincidence and a teaser for continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Carden
Puszied
Papa
Jessie
Mr. Bishop
New York
Wall Street
General Cardon
Jenale
Blake
Blake & Corm.pass
San Francisco
James Blake
Carden
Alf
Ol Stecke
Mr. Hinke
Pape
John Burt
Mor‘le
Hurt
Morrie
Mrs. Blabap
Marshall
Jowsie
Transformation of a Shabby Man in New York Charity Office
A shabby New York man with a six figure bank balance visits J Pierpont Morgan's office for charity matters. Clerk warns to return tomorrow to see Mr Clarke who oversees charity affairs. The man leaves, mocks the clerk, and later becomes tidy. The piece notes a tonic recipe using raw eggs as a suggested remedy.
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New York
J. Pierpoot Morgan
Clarke
Parker Accepts Democratic Nomination in Rainy Ceremony
Judge Parker formally accepts the Democratic nomination for president in Esorros New York, with Champ Clark presenting the formal notice. The event on the Parker lawn drew 660 attendees including Sagamore and Tammany Hall figures, despite heavy rain and Kingston interest.
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Parker
Rosemount
Judge Parker
Champ Clark
Representative Clark
Mr Clark
Clearput
Mie
Singh
United Bratee
Witte
United Srates
Philippines
Clover and peas reclaim Missouri lands drives farming revival
Missouri Board of Agriculture backs clover and cow peas to restore fertility on abandoned farms. University experiments show clover fixes nitrogen from air while cow peas tolerate poor soils, yielding rich hay and reducing reliance on commercial fertilizers. Trials indicate mid March sowing best, with strong gains on upland clay soils.
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Columbia
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Warren Land
Solla
Train Kills Farmer Near Rolla Missouri
Bert Lewis a farmer living about six miles west of Rolla was struck and killed by train No 6 the Texas and Kansas limited on Frisco railroad Thursday morning. A boy nearby accidentally shot in the face with a .22 rifle by his younger brother while preparing for a rabbit hunt, Tom Brown 20 years old is in serious condition. The Civil Services Commission schedules an exam on August 27 at St Charles for clerk and carrier positions in the post office service.
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Rolla
Bert Lewis
Texas and Kansas Limited
Butler
Tom Brown
St. Charles
Washington
The
Civil Services Commission
Post Office Service
Missouri coal land lease in Randolph county deal
Higbee Missouri reports the largest coal land deal in state history. About 20 000 acres across nine miles east to west and three to five miles north to south will be developed by The Randolph County Coal and Mining Company. Purchasers are New York and St Louis capitalists paying around 400 000 dollars. Three railways traverse the area and drilling will use electricity. Prospects indicate coal seams 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 feet thick with excellent quality.
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Higbee
Misouri
Yates
New York
St Louis
Chicago & Alton
Miesouri
Kantas & Texas
Wabach
Omar Righim
Ranfolph County Coal and Mining Company
Pro Ority
Eink
Shafta
Hulghe
W. E Marlin
Black Diamond Coal Company
Devier
Missouri
Thomas FE. Wardell
Macon
Kansas & Texas Cost Company
Thia
North Randolph Counies
Kansas and Texas
Maron
Randolph County
Watchman Killed by a Highwayman in Front of Pine Street
Private Watchman John Mohr of 4505 North Prairie avenue was shot through the heart and killed in front of 4512 Pine street after midnight. Special Officer Jas W Lynch of 529 Pine Street was wounded in the right shoulder during the confrontation. The highwayman fled, leaving a Panama hat behind. Lynch and Mohr were taken to medical help. Mohr was pronounced dead at the scene. Two trains wrecked near Joplin, one Katy passenger train into a pond with no injuries, and a Frisco freight derailed at the Portland mine near Webb City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Moher
North Prairie Avenue
Jas. W. Lynch
Pine Street
Lynch
William Lonergan
Mohr
Lonergan Residence
Lonergan
Joplin
Portland
Webb City
Bill to Change Court Dates Proposed in Missouri
A bill will be introduced in the next general assembly by Judge A. H. Walter. Walter, who succeeds Judge John A. Hockaday as circuit judge of the Sh Judicial district, seeks to alter the dates for holding courts in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
A. H. Walter
John A. Hockaday
Sh Judicial District
Fatal Buggy Crash in Parmington Claims Two Women
In Parmington Missouri last week a buggy accident threw A. Sam Perringer and Mrs Jasper N Burks from the vehicle. Mrs Perringer died instantly and Mrs Burks faces a doubtful recovery.
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Parmington
Mra
Sam Perringer
Jasper N. Burks
Perringer
Burks
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Munich
Jts
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