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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

2

Violet Beaton dies after child birth and asks Miss Marr to care for heir

Violet Beaton lies near death after a secret marriage to Randolph Ryvers and the birth of a son. Miss Marr, the noble heiress, arrives to comfort her and take guardianship of the infant. Violet asks for her friend to raise the child as heir to Ryversdale, and to summon Lord Ryvers. The tale unfolds with revelations of Violet’s past, the letters, and the estranged husband’s quiet return as Violet’s health wanes and a dramatic choice looms.

Miss Marr Princethorps Manor Ws Minor Conmara Ryvera Violet Vinge Ryversdale Frandolph Miss Mur Min Miss Marston Mrs. Carstone Hopp Ryveradate Mrs. Carstona Mies Marr Misa Marr Violet Beaton Ryvers Mrs. Carstane Lord Ryvers Piady Ryvers Lady Ryvers Randolph Tord Teyvers Miss Matt Violet Reston Mary Mrs. Garston Ryverg Tenya Tam Gwendoline Murr Tin Bin Bim Tam St Byne’s Jong Ty Ryvers Lane Weston-on-sea Kent Athol House Mayfair London Lord Weston-on Sea Miss Mart Lord Evers Tord Ryvers

Parole Granted for Cole Younger After Quarter Century in Prison

St Paul July 11 state pardon board approved parole for Cole Younger of the James Younger gang, jailed in Stillwater for 25 years for murder related to the Northfield Bank raid. Jim and Bob Younger remained imprisoned. Cole 57, now devoting himself to theology.

St. Paul State Coleman St. James Younger Stillwater Penitentiary Northfeld Minn Cole Jim Bob Younger Lich Cole Younger Jim Younger Wardon Mc North4eld Bill Chadwell Jesse Frank James Clell Miler Frank Pitts Wayward Nicholas Gustafson Minnesota Ife Stillwater Coles Bob

Smuggling Tales Echo Europe and New York Scenes

A fragment recalls smuggling stories and chatter with a Belgo-Dutch customs chief about a frontier tiff with Sarah Bernhardt at The Hague. It hints at elite carriage refusals and a widerling who sought his child after the incident.

Europe New York Thave Frontier Sarah Bernhardt the Hague Art Widerling

Sharp Against Sharp Extermination Sparks Mosquito Debate

A Pittsburg Times quip notes New Jersey's mosquito eradication effort under scientific guidance may face future contradictory expert claims. The piece imagines conflicting scientific opinions could urge residents to reintroduce mosquitoes and operate hatcheries.

New Jersey Pittsburg

The Fee Tempts Couple for a Minister Marriage

A southwest Georgia couple offered a colored minister a string of fish to wed them. The minister replied that age and appearance matter, noting the bride and groom look older and that the day requires a special diguer as a factor.

Georgia Atlanta Constitution

Amid Prolonged Talks No Steel Strike Agreement Reached

July 18 conference between the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and steel manufacturers closed with no agreement. A new session is set, with a general strike possible if talks fail. President Shaffer said no proposition was presented and a nationwide strike could involve about 89,000 to 190,000 workers across United States Steel plants. Independent mills resume operations. Maryland Machinists vote to strike for nine hour day. Cincinnati shop committee denies reports of strike being called off.

Pittsburg Amalgamated Association of Ivov, Steel and Tin Workers and Steel Manufacturers Nasghe Shaffer Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation Shatter Steel Corporation Stes Zug & Company Tus Baltimore Maryland Steel Company Cincinnati

Mrs Cranje of Cronje Loses Mind at St Helena

Advices from St Helena report Mrs Cranje wife of the famed Boer general captured with his army and sent as a prisoner to St Helena has lost her mind. Described as a devoted patriot she followed her husband to the field cooked meals nursed the wounded and chose to accompany him as a voluntary prisoner. Her insanity is attributed to wartime distress and her husband’s sufferings.

Napoleon England St. Helena Cranje Gen. Roberts France Roberts Stig

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