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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1890
Page
6
Capt Rayner faces a storm of guilt and relief as new testimony clears Hayne, reveals Clancy and Gower as the real thieves, and prompts Clancy’s death and Mrs Clancy’s flight. The colonel orders restraint while Rayner contemplates truth, loyalty, and a long and public reckoning.
Nellie Travers faces a new longing as Captain Hayne bids farewell at the station while Rayner seeks reconciliation with his wife Mrs. Rayner. Royce and Foster tease, but the moment confirms the link between Nellie and the army life she loves as the train fades eastward.
In a tense parlour scene Nellie Travers and Kate discuss Clancys confession and Capt Rayners fate. Mrs Rayner, torn between duty and love, questions Nellies freedom and the future with Van Antwerp while Mrs Hayne hints at unseen truths. TO BE CONTINUED.
A local advertisement announces a grand sale on summer dress goods lace parasols and unlimited carpets curtains and portieres from this date through July. Also notes Santa Fe Railway offers Fourth of July excursion fares to Lawrence and Topeka for patriotic travel and Chautauqua attendees with round trip tickets.
Tourist train promotions from Chicago to New England and Pacific coast with weekly departures. Offers include Pullman sleepers and electric lighting. Marketing notes mention itineraries, prices, and contact: E H Hughes in Chicago.
The Union Pacific offers a one fare round trip plus 2.00 membership fee for the NEA meeting in St. Paul Minnesota from July 8 to 11. Tickets on sale July 1–7, return by July 14. extensions available to Sept 18 1490 with agency in St Paul. Contact local agents for rates and train times.
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