From Poorhouse to 10j Palace Chapter XVII
Henry Lincoln faces debt and romance as he fights poverty and temptation. He plans marriage to Ella Campbell for security, but Mary Howard’s disapproving gaze and his father’s ruinous debts complicate his future. Rose Howe faces exile to Glenwood as family strain deepens, while Rose plans fashion and finery despite looming loss.
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Mr. Worthington
Toney Lincoln
William Bender Till
Atudy
Henry
Kila Campbell
Higself
Mary Howerd
Bender
William
Abe
Sho
Visen
Crowe Willen
Rose Valve
Dad Atanhes
Bila
Thearden
Rhino
Ida Selden
Mary Howard
Mary
Howe
Ella Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Ella
Zoundel
Sbe
Henry Lincoln
Ela Campbell
Mr. Selden
Slater
Kila
Jenny Lincoln Weeps Over Unattainable Love
In a rainy grand mansion Jenny Lincoln endures gloom as her sister Rose lies dying and her love William Bender faces her cold mother who rejects the engagement. Jenny grieves over impossible life choices, torn between love and parental authority.
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Jenny Lincoln
Jenny
Rose
William Bender
Wil- Nam
Willian Oo
Strike Abandoned as Union Strikes Win No Aid
Cincinnati July 15 The machine workers strike begun May 20 affecting 6000 to 7000 in the city has nearly ended after a secret ceasing meeting. Headquarters funds in Washington are exhausted and no further money for strike relief is available. About 600 men have applied for reinstatement with more to follow. Leaders refused to comment to avoid injunctive action set for July 16. some holdouts may still refuse to return.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Anic
Iron Trades council acts to settle machinists strike in San Francisco
The Iron Trades council reports favorable union views on granting the body authority to settle the San Francisco machinists strike independently of the East. A five member committee with full power to act will meet employers if they agree to confer. The metal polishers strike is declared off. In Asia, reports say violent clashes on Quelpart between Roman Catholic missionaries and pupils, with two missionaries killed. a French warship and Korean officials respond. an American court official and Huam Junan are appointed to investigate.
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Berlin
Cologne
Seoul
Corea
Quelpart
Corean
Huan Junan
Seclpant
Yellow Sea
Corn Crop Parches in Southwest Drought Faces Calamity
Heat and drought threaten corn in Kansas and Missouri with potential calamity if relief does not arrive within ten days. Prospect for Kansas corn stands at about 150 million bushels, below last two years. Hay and potatoes suffer. Kansas and Missouri farmers report losses near 50 million dollars. Meanwhile Granite Oklahoma reports oil found at 107 feet, spouting to the surface as company eyes a gusher.
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Chicago
Spewa
Grain Commission
Kansas
Missouri
Ane
Topeka
Eee
Posse of Sixty-Five Forms to Seek Robbers
Chinook Montana July 15 Benner of Great Falls leads a posse of 11 toward Bear Paw Pool ranch 16 miles away where horses will be provided. Great Falls posse joins with county groups making 65 men in total. They will be well equipped with horses and provisions. Sheriff Griffith confident the Great Northern robbers are surrounded on People 6 creek 75 miles away.
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Mr. Lincoln
Rowe
Chienpee
Howe
Jenny
Rose
Glenwood
Chinook
Mont
Benner
Great Fall
Bear Paw Pool Ranch
Great Falls
Griffith
Great Northern
Fraser river strike in Vancouver pits union fishermen against Japanese
In Fraser river tensions, union fishermen gain leverage after a small boat battle near Vancouver. Six Japanese boats were sunk, 16 Japanese prisoners taken. five Japanese drowned amid fighting and a militia threat looms as crews report poor salmon catches and shifting loyalties among workers and cannery organizers.
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Gulf
Nanaimo
Boata
Steveston
Pekin Prince Chuan sails to Berlin for apology
The Pekin departure of Prince Chuan, brother to Emperor Kuang Hsu, for Berlin to apologize for the Von Ketteler murder is set. He leaves Pekin by train to Taku, sails from Shanghai on July 20 to Genoa, then Berlin. A royal procession and a German mission greet his arrival. Shanghai harbor should allow deeper-draught liners after improvements.
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Prince Chuan
Kwang Hau
Berlin
Ron von Ketteler
Taku
Shaghai
Shanghai
Genoa
Bbe Beerenipaine
China
Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Tien Tein
M. W. Rockhill
Yokohama
Hubbard T. Smith
United States
Canton
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General Wood’s Condition Improves In Cuba Cable
Acting Adjutant General Ward reports Major Scott of Cuba says General Wood’s condition is steadily improving. The cable confirms progress and optimism for his health status.
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Wood
Washington
Ward
Scott
T of
Cuba
Old Warship Minnesota Set for Public Auction
The famous old Minnesota to be stricken from the naval register and sold at public auction in Boston after a condemnation board valued her at 15000 dollars. Built in Washington in 1855, she served as flagship of Admiral Goldborough in the ironclad Merrimack clash at Hampton Roads.
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Eteetary
Navy
Minnesota
Naval Register
Boston
Goldeborough
Hampton Roads
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