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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1904

Page

2

Portrait of Mina Carden Reveals Secret Past

In an alcove a large portrait titled Jessie Carden draws Arthur Morris and Blake into a tense moment. Morris recalls meeting Mina Carden in an envelope community near Hingham and wonders about a farm at Merrimack. Marie observes, while Blake’s memory stirs, as the scene hints at hidden connections and a dramatic revelation.

Blake Jesle Carden Joasse Carden San Francisco Jessie Carden Marie Arthur Morris Morrie Morris Mina Carden Jeanie Carden Moston Jane Hinke Maid Wake Encyntey Hingham Wingham Morrin Joesie Carden Joby Jake Mishon Mien Cardoen Seawone Jotm Rocky Woods Hilnke John Hurt Masachusetts John Yurtt Miss Curdon Photine Eine

Parla and Berlin Echo inell Evoking Wedding Secrets

In Parla and Berlin two years after a crash Gen Carden loses a private fortune. Jessie returns from Europe and stays with the Bishops while Arthur nudges Gen Carden into a salaried post in New York to obtain a loan. A wedding date remains unset as Morrla pleads for secrecy and Blake promises to be best man. The scene shifts to Rammohun guiding Tim and a maid to a private room as John mourns a postponed union.

Parla Berlin Gen. Carden Jessie Europe Arthur Morris Bank New York Alo Paria Poe Morrla James Makes Tie Blake Rammohun Tim John Wake Love Johnie

Mystery Love, Murder, and Money Reach New York Roots

Blake returns to New York after unraveling past secrets in Hingham. He learns John Burt survived in California and plans a New York future, while a wary Peter Burt grants blessing. Blake reunites with Sam Rounds and faces a tale of jealousy tied to Jessie Carden, ending with a hopeful pivot to John Burt’s promising fortune.

James Drake & Company John Burt Rola New York James Blake John New York City Peter Burt Blake Crinia Erlsen Sam Rotinde Sam Arney Jim Sam Wake Make Franeidee Jin Marie Glaing Pala Hinke

Customs of Spain and Addressing Nobility

Israel Zonewill notes Spanish habits of using surnames sparingly and preferring Christian names with Don. He contrasts Spanish manners with Portuguese forms and mocks a palace waiter who mispronounces Isabella as a noble style. The piece underscores rigid courtly address in Spain.

Spain Israel Stone Bonor Juanita Iaabella Palacio Inabella

Torn Fragments From A World At War And Domestic Affairs

A chaotic inventory of world events includes tainted meat in St Louis workhorse supply, unconfirmed Port Arthur battle reports, large Exposition loan payment, Siberian Cossack injuries, Kuropatkin tensions, and church school reforms. Also noted are peace-keeping efforts in East St Louis, Shreveport to Lancaster travel, and political fundraisers while global markets and transportation news dominate the page.

St. Louis Port Arthur Exposition Company

Receiver Sought for Jerusalem Exhibit and Oriental Co

A Missouri circuit court petition seeks appointment of a receiver for the Jerusalem Exhibit and Oriental Construction companies to dissolve the entities and remove the directors. Plaintiffs Anton Fontana and others allege mismanagement and contract deviations in plans to recreate Jerusalem for the World's Fair, with defendants including the Jerusalem and Oriental companies and several officers and associates. The claim cites stock and control changes and counters that Fontana seeks damages exceeding his claimed amount. The case involves claims of misappropriated church space and disputed work on staff and other contracts.

St. Louis Anton Fontana Jerusalem Exhibit Company Oriental Construction Company Fortuna- Jom Company Jerusalem Grand Jerusalem Comany Oriental Company Jerusalema Company Tt Ia Ayton Fonetana St. Towle Roofing Company Hen. A. Samuels Mileabeth P, HI N. Stairs Robert Watson Herbert T Louis Caesar W. RR Sinbos W. DD. Miles J. B. Case JC. Carpenter J. W. Creech Germania Trust Company Columbia Federal Court of Claima Federal Government University Universality A. Fontana Fontana Hea Jerusalem Company Church of the Maly Sepulchre Pontana Sult W. D. Miles Biook

Chariton County Farms Isolated by Missouri River Change

Keytesville Missouri reports the Missouri River cut a new channel near Chariton River forming an island of several thousand acres. The 75 yard wide, 10 to 15 foot deep new channel threatens productive farmland as several thrifty farmers become landlocked by water on three sides. Congress had urged funds to halt river cutting but to no avail. government money was spent to protect the Chicago and Alton rail road on the south side.

Renkenkampf Kuropat Alexiffle Sard Catholic Education Associations Thompson Belleville East St. Louis Chefoo Togo Missouri Macon County Henry OG. Davis Helen Gould Falr Kik Cincinnati Grand Lodge Cape Colony South Africa Adams Geological Survey Arkansas Combes Tikesom Yale Harvard England Oxford Cambridge United States Roberts Boards of Health Loudon Port Arthur National Guard of Nevada Missouri River Bureau of Statistics Louisiana Purchase Cook Texas F. Kent Loomla Bigbury Bay Pring Helmrich Malacca Red Sea Kinochau Kku Pintaan Tr Tche-Kino Keytesville Ent & Pew Chariton River Chariton County Ilan Congress Chicago and Alton Railroad Chariton

Lightning Rain Brings Benefit. Farmer Killed in Storm

A hard rain affected Bates and Vernon counties, providing much needed moisture after twelve dry days. The downpour lasted about thirty minutes, benefiting bottom lands and corn fields. In the northern county, a lightning strike hit a barn, killing Newt McKee.

Rich Hill Bates Vernon Newt McKee

Nevada Mo Encampment Notes From First Regiment

First Regiment at Nevada Missouri encampment reports milder weather and better comfort. Sixty four regimental activities include hospital cases and disciplinary actions. Band resumes marching back from Jefferson City after Democratic convention. Officers parade reviews and inspections occur at camp with medical and supply bills totaling 1720 dollars. Newton McRee struck by lightning and killed near Butler. General Jackson reviews dress parade at Leavenworth.

Nevada Minsouri 34 Regiment Tte Arcivert Giark Jefereon City Clvil Noes Mesa Lechtman Jefferson Clag State Asylum Hospital Department Field Kansas City McCord A. Hamilton Kamsas F. Riley 2D Regment Hie Newton McRee 1D Regiment Hutler Jackson Remalac Leavenworth Hospital

Rural course graduates vie for diplomas at county exam

One hundred fifteen of one hundred and thirty six graduates who took the June examination passed and will receive diplomas from County Superintendent Will Anwrae. The Kirkwood school board offered two scholarships for best graded and best ungraded pupil. Algebra and Latin were required. Sutton Wilson of Maplewood Valley school won the first scholarship, Grace Fitzgerald of Valley Park school won the second.

St. Woule Sutton Wilson Valley School Maplewood Boner Grace Fitzgerald Valley Park School

Delmar Garden Delights in Louisiana Show

Delmar Garden Louisiana showcases Mise Grace Lilian Walser as a leading local performer in 2 Com pany, with Bho taking soprano in the duet Sweet Dakotah Maltd alongside Mr Furlong. Zelna Rawlston debuts What the Last Man Said, amid frequent new material and strong audience reception.

Delmar Garden Louisiana St. Louia Mise Grace Lilian Walser Bho Mr. Furlong Mins Zelna Rawlston Aligost

Lawsuit Aims To Block Sale Of Return Tickets

In St Louis a suit was pled to prevent sale of return tickets by St Louis and San VMneloto railroad against John Cook George Johnson Hugh Testard and Harry G Casperry to stop dealing in non transferable return portions. James T. Roberts testified in the examination. In Versailles Mo Mes Atello Hughes wife of V J Hughes of Fayette Mo died at 38. body taken to Fayette for interment.

Elrouit St Lonia San W. J. Hughes Versailles Mes Atello Hughes V. J. Hughes Fayette

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