Merridy’s identity fractures in a tense frontier tale
In a Yukon mining camp, Necia confesses a perilous love as Gale and Stark clash over marriage. Necia reveals Merridy as her white-heritage identity, Stark confronts deception around a wedding ring, and Alluna plots to shield secrets in a night of danger and temptation.
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Stark
Burrell
Gale
Necia
Poleon
Necta
Neela
Alluna
John
Herbout
Allana
Allura
Sone
Mr. Stark
Teddy
Father
Snow White
Merridy
Mae
Dan
The Wieser viaduct opens on Albula line in Switzerland
The London Globe notes the Wieser viaduct from Davos to Filisur as a stone 175 meter bridge rising 90 meters high with a central arch of 55 meters and six 20 meter spans. It calls it the most beautiful bridge in the world and highlights other bold works on the Albula line including the Solis bridge and a higher railway bridge over an 85 meter abyss.
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Shertly
Switzerland
Wieser
Davos
Filisur
Paris
Albula
Solis
London Globe
Mollyon Steamboat Pioneer Helped Spawn Canadian River Travel
The article honors Hon. John Molson as a pioneer of steam navigation on the St. Lawrence. It notes the Accommodation built in Montreal 1809, first trip to Quebec on November 1, and the Canadian origin of its hull and engine. Molson’s role in banking and education, plus his family’s ongoing influence in shipping and finance, are highlighted.
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John Molson
St. Lawrence
Canada
White Star - Dominion Line
Laurentie
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
Robert Fulton
Hudson
Mr. Molson
England
Molson
Lincolnshire
Bank of Montreal
Executive Council
Lower Canada
Molsons Bank
William Molson Hall
McGill University
H. Markland Molson
Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company
Molesons Bank
Largest Tobacco Farm Near Amsterdam Ga Grows Much Sumatra Wrappers
The 250000 acre tobacco farm near Amsterdam Georgia is said to produce about a third of all Sumatra tobacco used for cigar wrappers in the United States.
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Amesterdam
United States
Curious Language of the Yana People
The Yana language of northern California forms a distinct linguistic stock with three dialects of which one is extinct. It has two speech forms, one for male to male use and another for all other interactions. The language relies mainly on nouns and verbs, with adjectives adverbs numerals interrogatives and conjunctions built from verbs.
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California
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