Frontier Justice and New Hope in Flambeau
In the tense frontier town Stark’s miners enforce brutal custom on a thief, prompting Lt. Burrell to intervene and spar with Stark over due process. Necia’s fortune arrives as Poleon and she discuss future moves, while Burrell battles indecision between duty and love as Flambeau enters an era of industry and opportunity.
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Stark
Runnion
Lee
Rannion
Burrell
Alan
Poleon
Gale
Leutenant
St. Michael’s
Waal
Plambeanu
Allana
Flambeau
Old Thomas
Necia
Burerell
Meade
Stantial
Dore
Ruudhon
Necla
Necta
Joleen
Lasmen
Land of
Father Barnum
Quebec
Vancouver
Mississippi
Hudson Bay
Miss Lind af Hageby Opposes Vivisection in America
Swedish anti vivisection crusader Miss Lind af Hageby has arrived in North America to advance her campaign. She claims she has defeated many English surgeons in debates and argues vivisection cannot be painless. She seeks political action and founded the International Medical Se tes tion Association with branches in Great Britain, France and Germany.
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Miss Lind-at-Hageby
Spore
England
Atlantic
Miss Lind-af-Hageby
International Edical Se Testion Association
Great Ornain
France
Germany
Lord Kitchener as Drury Lane stage director in Humans Nature incident
The article recalls Lord Kitchener directing a theatre rehearsal at Drury Lane, correcting military movements on stage, and earning praise for realism. It also recounts a later railway clash with Lieut-Colonel Girouard, then a desert railway project in Egypt, where Kitchener challenged leadership.
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Lord Kitchener
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Sir Augustus Hart
Kitchener
Augustus Harris
Drury Lane
Girouard
K. of K
South Africa
Egypt
Palestine
Codner
Cape
Pep Wa
Kibi
Word of Caution on Proposals by Letters
A humorous admonition warns against sending proposals by letters. The quip notes a man once proposed and faced a humorous retaliation when the recipient used the letter as a joke by placing it in a book and sending it to another woman.
Fly reproduction yields rapid population growth
The text notes around a dozen generations of flies annually with roughly equal sex ratios, and each female laying about 1 000 eggs.
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Stark's
Crater Lake
Court of Appeals
John Gale
L. Lind-Af-Hageby