The Lion's Whelp Chapter X Continues
Fragmentary dialogue follows Cromwell era figures discussing Lord Neville's delay in payments and disappearance after Paris mission. Jane probes Neville matters as Tasburg and Ayrton search, while Cluny Neville’s fate remains unresolved and a personal letter hints at enduring love amid political turmoil.
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Cluny Neville
Jane
Tasburg
Thiutloe
Milton
Lord Neville
Paris
Swaffham
Col. Ayrton
Taime
Ayrton
Cromwell
Lord Cluny Neville
Cardinal Mazarin
Lord Nevill
Hold Thou My Hands in March and Flight from Conspirators
Jane confronts waiting peril and faith as Cromwell’s plans unfold in London. Abel Dewey carries a critical message about a plot led by Charles Stuart and Prince Rupert, while Israel Swaitham faces Protector Penn with grim duty. Jane grapples with hope, loss, and spiritual resolve echoed by Dr. Verity.
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Jane
Cromwell
Gen
Swaftham
Hamopton
Jane Ben
Paris
Burse
London
Israel Swartham
Ali
Israel
Penn
Abel Dewey
Abel
Matilda
Charles Stuart
Prince Rupert
Stephen de Wick
Stephen
Derick
Mrs. Swaitham
Mrs. Swaffham
Dr. Verity
Canyrove
Jape
Doctor John
Knotty Breathitt feud shines in Jett arrest case
Curtis Jett, 28, accused of killing James B. Marcum in Jackson Breathitt County Kentucky on May 4, was arrested at his stepfather Linville Hagan’s home near Doylesville Madison County. Sheriff McCord and Deputy Stokeley led a posse to seize him quietly at midnight and he cooperated, pledging to stand trial in Breathitt.
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Curtis Jett
James B. Marcum
Jackson
Breathitt County
Linville Hagan
Doylesville
Madison County
Winchester
McCord
Steokelay
Samuel Jett
Jackson's Ferry
Kentucky
Hagan
Sherif McCord
Stokeley
Jett
Curtis Jatt
Marcum
Ted
Mateum
Tom Corkrell
B. J. Ewen
Ewen
Blanton
W. M. Combs
J. J. C. Back
Hargises
Hwen
J. B. Marcum
Edward Strong
Mureum
Postmaster Hurst
Cockrall
First Aid to the Injured and Chaperon Losses Ground
A year with 1620 adults trained in first aid to the injured shows saved lives, including a driver whose leg was crushed and a policeman who used a tourniquet from his club. The piece notes shifting English chaperonage, with dances and dinners loosening strict rules for debutantes.
Amusing Complaints Fill Post Office Worries
Postmaster General Payne faces waves of mail complaints after postal fraud disclosures. A lifelong Republican criticizes letter handling and calls for the chaster’s removal. A mother threatens to switch votes if the post office stays out of his store, tying mail service to political allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Big Game in the Transvaal Hunters Flocked Back
The Transvaal may again become a popular big game hunting region as an influx since the War fills Northwestern districts with large game. Drought has destroyed pastures in Western Africa forcing animals into new fields. eland and wild beast are reappearing after years of rarity, though most newcomers are bucks. Authorities urge preserving the habitats to keep game in these newly sought areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
Africa
Love of the Prairies Shines in Alberta Letter
Miss Anna Gray, once of Michigan, writes from Didsbury Alberta about prairie life. She praises the sunlit lands, growing settlements, four churches, and hospitality while noting spring weather and a large new Evangelical church costing 2500 dollars.
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Anna Gray
Western Canada
Anna
Gray
Michigan
Brown City
Mich
Alberta
Miss Gray
Didsbury
Western
Prairis
Prairies
Baptist
Presbyterian
Evangelical
Ivangelicals
Anna Gc, Gray
General Bates Serves Long Military Career
General John Coulter Bates, now resident in Chicago as commander of the department of the lakes, has served in the army since 1861. He joined the Eleventh Infantry as a lieutenant, served on General Meade's staff through the Civil War, spent thirty years west of the Mississippi chiefly in the Indian country, and also served in the Philippines.
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Bates
John Coulter Bates
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Eleventh Infantry
Meade
Mississippi River
Philippines
German Empress as Sculptor and Painter
It is not generally known that the German empress is a sculptor and painter of more than usual ability. In her husband's study at Potsdam there is a lifelike bust of the emperor in bronze, and several of the young princes have been reproduced in marble. Sketches and paintings by the empress adorn the palace walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
A Tight Squeeze Ended By Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs. M. C. Garrett of Brazils Arkansas suffered a cerebral spinal condition for a year with doctors giving up hope. After using six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills she recovered, walking again and declaring the remedy saved her from death. The remark about Marconi follows the last sentence.
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Brazils
Ark
M. C. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Dodd
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Hague
Tam
Amy
Haston
Tie
Thomas
Ter
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Hfrin
Norany
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