Rosalind at Red Gate Entanglements at Red Gate
In a tense scene at Red Gate Rosalind challenges Mr. Donovan about his affections and the tangled Holbrook family drama. He contemplates Helen and Aunt Pat while Rosalind casts light on his feelings and hints at future meetings to resolve the uproar surrounding Miss Pat, Helen, and the Gillespie influence.
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Mitre
Tam
Helen
Janeh
Holbrooks
Ife
Pat
Rosalind
Gillespie
Holbrook Bank
Stamford
Tim
Central Park
Egan
Annandale
Onnce
Facaroes
St. Apathw’s
Caneiny
Gillespia
Donovan
Red Gate
Tindle Orchard
Roselind
Daring Love Triangle Tangles Town At Port Annandale
Patricia Holbrook and Misa Helen Holbecok are cared for by writer Laurenes Donovan near Port Annandale. Donovan uncovers intruders, confesses duplicity, and untangles a web of love involving Reginald Gillespie, Henry Holbrook, and Helen Holbrook as revelations shift who is allied with whom. Through mistaken identities and night encounters, Donovan helps resolve the feud and reveal the true lovers.
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N'se
Patricia Holbook
Misa Helen Holbecok
Laurenes Donovan
Port Annandale
Misa Patricia
Donovan
Henry
Reginald Gillespie
Helen
Mins Holbrook
Gilleaple
Dono van
Helen Halbrook
Glen
Gilleapla
Er Fatter
Gillespie
Cadia
Holbrook
Molen
Oanlind x “Voles
Red Gate
Arthur
Henry Hoelbrook
Rosalind
Arethur
Dng
Henry Holbrook
Misa Hetmene
Rosmund
Llen Holbrook
Rosalind Hartridge Reveals Family Strife and Secrets
In a guarded exchange, Rosalind Hartridge explains her flight from Canids life with her father and Aunt Patricia. Donovan learns of the bitter enmity surrounding Henry Holbrook, Rosalind’s past, and her resolve to stay by her father, while recalling a canoe race and professional pride.
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St. Agatha’s
Stoddard
Henry
Patricia
Henry Holbrook
Battle Orchard
Helen
Pat
Nand
Father
Canids
Roeslind Hartridge
Rosalind
Port Annandale
Hartridge
Aunt Pat
Helen Takes a Moe to Task in Glenarm Terrace
On the breezy terrace at Glenarm, the narrator contemplates troubles as Helen Holbrook and Sister Margaret await in the library. Helen seeks a private talk with Donovan to end a troubling affair, revealing her father’s instability and the presence of Uncle Arthur nearby.
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Helen
Glenarm
Pat
Helen Holbrook
Sister Margaret
Aent Pat
Rh&allnd
Arthur
Nerea
Forestry Work In Sweden Reported By Royal Commission
Sweden's royal forestry commission supplied forest products valued at 13.25 million dollars last year. Timber resources stood at about twice the amount felled, indicating growing stock despite steady output.
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Sweden
Royal Forestry Commission
Taft Pushes Stock Watering Probe in Railroad Bill
Washington June 13 President Taft presses for a provision in the railroad bill to curb stock and bond overissues. A White House conference agreed to add a commission to study best controls, reporting next session. Attendees included Speaker Cannon and Wickersham with Democratic and Republican senators.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cannon
Elkins
Alurich
Manu
Wickersham
House
Senate
Tole
Woman’s kidney cure story endorses Dean’s Pills
Mrs. Mary I Remington of Gilroy California details severe kidney pain, weak health, and retarded urine flow during a critical period of a woman’s life. After trying other remedies she used Dean’s Kidney Pills and says she was permanently cured, praising the product and noting it’s sold for 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
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Mary I. Remington
Eigieberry St. Gilroy
Cal
Dean
Woman's
Ife
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
THINK CHARLTON WAS SLAIN
Italian police have abandoned efforts to locate Porter Charlton alive and focus on recovering the presumed dead body of the man believed to have killed his wife whose body was found in a trunk at the bottom of Lake Como. The bloodstains in the villa suggest a double murder possibly by a former admirer, asleen by the American consul at Milan, with search parties dragging the lake all day.
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Come
Italy
Porter Charlton
Alain
Lake Como
Balloonist and Pilot Survive Mississippi Drop
D Wooster Lambert a young millionaire taking up aeronautics as a sport fell 8 000 feet into the Mississippi during his maiden voyage in the 78 000 cubic foot balloon St Louis No 8 of the Aero club of St Louis Louis von Publ was the pilot A motor boat rescued both men and the balloon, all escaping with wet feet
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St. Louis
D. Wooster Lambert
Minsissippi
St. Louis No. 8
St. Loul
Louis von Publ Wis
Seventeen-Year-Old Weds Twice Before Marrying Third Husband
In Whitesburg Kentucky on June 13 the third marriage of Sarea Jane Croft aged seventeen took place with Sandy Adams, four months her senior. Divorce actions followed each of her two prior marriages, highlighting a rapid marriage history.
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Brida
Whitesburg
Sarea Jane Croft
Sandy Adams
Topeka Locker System Fight Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Hanussi handed down a decision in Topeka, Kansas on June 13 denying the club’s bid to maintain a locker system for members who store liquor for personal use.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court of Hanussi
Topeka Club
Court Clerk Seeks Juror Candidacy Amid Silence
In a courtroom exchange the authority reports no juror opinion formed as prospective juror Mr Henpeck responds that his wife has not read about the case yet and denies any bias or prior knowledge.
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Henpeck
Cheese and Carnegie Recall French Dining Dares
Docite Cheese and Andrew Carnegie recall a bold dining tale from a Margaret Morrison school meal in Pittsburg. The anecdote compares French cheese, cites a Boulevard des Stations restaurant, and humorously notes a waiter’s quip about a wandering cheese.
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Andrew Carnegie
Margaret Morrison
Pittsburg
France
Boulevard Des Stations
Jules
The Rede Visitor and a Golf Club Secretaries Tale
A short humorous note recalls a secretary at a golf club tall in stature and summer grass long. A visitor with a long drive keeps dropping balls near him, provoking a remark that prevents visibility. The tale ends with a quip about cutting grass to see.
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Atory
Kent
Doctor Warns Coffee Harms Some Systems In Health Fight
A physician asserts coffee acts as an insidious poison to certain body systems. He cites a patient who suffered nervous breakdown, found relief after switching to Postum. The letter describes sleep, weight gain, and improved health after two months, noting children also quit coffee and improved.
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Postum
Woltville
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Meredith Nicholson
Fay Walters
Mr. Donovan
IAI
Wome
Charlton
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