Gusts of World News Hit The Nation With Strikes and Disasters
Plaque at Villa Union Mexico checked. Missouri weighs new capitol costing 3 million. Chicago police capture a Paria criminal who allegedly took 80 000. Five boys drown on a raft in Chant 1 T. Bronx got worries as four bronchos raided Waldorf Astoria. A Cincinnati mill collapse kills two, injures twelve. Rhodesaland sisters killed by a train. Famine rages in northern Japan. Two steamers collide near Long Island Sound, six dead. Peace treaty in Uruguay reported. Soufriere volcano on St Vincent active with smoke. Kentucky grand jury indicts man who went to church with smallpox. War in Uruguay linked to unpopular president. Old paper from Pottaville may free three burglars. Pennsylvania miners gain expected 3 000 000 through a 10 percent raise. Dowager Empress funds Chinese exhibit at St Louis. Sultan orders kidnapping of khedive’s wife for punishment. Hamp Davis levee failure floods Iscquena County land. Joseph Leonard dies in Brooklyn from poison beer mix up. St Louis widow cannot claim life insurance due. Insular affairs show higher Philippine revenues. Ole Olson hanged in Minnesota for killing daughter. Ex-president of El Salvador Carlos Exeta dies in Mazatlan exile. Czar and emperor’s Rome visit to feature many detectives. Henry Waterman dies at 86 in Woonsocket. London’s Sitenstratter signs Mexico City underground telephones deal. Rioting in Coimbra ends with deaths. courts attacked. Mariposa reports Hurricane toll: 600 lives, 600,000+ dollars losses.
Northwest Notes highlight western mining and crime
Reports from Tonopah to Helena cover new mining ventures and industries in Oregon and Montana, railroad hopes for Tonopah, a fatal blast at Gagnon mine, a high profile will dispute in Colorado Springs, and local crimes and accidents including a saloon robbery, a mail theft ring, a boy’s death after a dog incident, and earthquake damage to the Montana capitol.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Gagnon
Butte
Forben Grant
The Westerner and the Lady Arline Affair
Charlie Stuart aids Lady Arline in Antwerp seeking her cousin Alexander Brand now in New York. Baron Peterhoff and Capt. Brand plot to thwart him while Artemus Barnaby secretly watches from a room next to Brand. The tale advances toward a dramatic collision of loyalties and secrets.
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Arline
Charley
Charlie
Peterhof
Lady Arline
Abe
Belson
Capt. Brand
Antwerp
Genteman
Brand
Baron
Petertoff
Eia
Artemans
Isolde
Thackeray
Becky Sharpe
Artemus Barnaby
Iron Mask
Steen
Artemus
Charlie Stuart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Villa Union
Mexico
Missouri
Chicago
Chant, 1.T
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Cincinnati
Japan
Long Inland Sound
St. Vincent
Kentucky
Uruguay
Pottaville
Pennsylvania
Strike Commission
St. Louis Exposition
Turkey
Sleter
Constantinople
Hamp Davis Place
Iscaquena County
Miss
Joseph Leonard
Brooklyn
Aaltz
St. Louis
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Philippine Islands
Ole Olson
Atkin, Minn
Carlos Exeta
Republic of Salvador
Mazatlan
Canedo
Rome
Henry Waterman
Millbury
Mass
Woonsocket
R. 1
J. B Sitenstratter
London
Mexico City
Republic
Coimbra
Portugal
Courts of Justice
Samoan Islands
Poumolu
Northwest Notes
Nev
Washington
Thomas McNamara
Missoula, Mont
Oregon
Tacoma
George
Billings
Mont
Roosevelt
Nethart
Cascade County
Great Northern
Helena
Nelhart
Isaac Stratton
W. S.S. Stratton
Colorado Springs
Dan McDonald
American Labor Union
Montana
St. Louis Fair
George Pollock
Richard Martin
Bannock
Martin
Pollock
Elbow Creek Coal Mining Company
Hed Lodge
Vernon Bennett
Anaconda
John Dunstan
Dunstan
Stock Growers
Miles City
Southern Pacific Company
Elko
Walace
Foreman Johnson
Arthur G. Miller
John Gerser
State House
Capitol
Andrew Passenberger
George Rathhorne
Dr. Jack
Htrestend Smith
Mr. Stuart
Peterhoff
Inoide Brabant
Isolde Brabant
Othello
Desdemona
Englah
Baron Peterhoff
Capt Brand
Lady Affine
England
Alexander Brand
America
Hotel de la Paix
Aleck
Hong Kong
Nagasaki
Singapore
Cape Town
Windsor Hotel
Miss Brand
Lochinvar
West
Chariie
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