Parabel EA by Molly Elliot Seawell Chapter XI
In York, Giles Vernon’s pardon scene unfolds as Sir Peter Hawkshaw arrives with the needed pap and the crowd roars for Parliament. The escape plot, weather, and perilous ride culminate in Giles’s release and a triumphal return, with Daphne and Lady Hawkshaw by Giles and Peter.
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Parabel EA
Molly Elliot Seawell
Corveae
York
Overton
Giles Vernon
Giles
Bengman
Daphne
Lady Hawkshaw
Sir Thomas Vernon
Vernon Court
Sir Thomas
Glice
The
Law
Sir Peter
Parliament
Peter
Imine
Hawkshaw
Thomas Vernon
Vernon and Stor monts marriage sparks royal backlash in London
The narrative recalls the marriage of Sir Thomas Vernon to Lady Arabella Stor mont at St George Hanover Square two days after arrival in London. Public sympathy shifts against the Vernons as the prince of Wales and others condemn their actions while Overton faces persecution and is celebrated by friends. A dramatic spectacle at the pillory ends with Overton’s quiet preaching and lasting respect as the Verons depart Berkeley Square.
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Giles
London
Three Kingdoms
St. George's
Hanover Square
Sir Thomas Vernon
Arabella Stormont
Peter
Lady Hawkshaw
Olles
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Sir Thomas
Lady Vernon
Court
Carlton House
Drury Lane
Arabella
Sir Peter
Berkeley Square
Overton
York
Sir Peter and I
Vernons
Daphne
Limper leaves for Germany to visit mother for two months
County News notes Rev. H. Limper departed Thursday night on a train stopped for him near midnight en route to Germany to visit his mother. He will be away about two months with his brother unable to accompany him at the last minute. Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Blackburn host Mr. Will Dulaney and daughter Miss Lula of Wichita Kansas, who recall Blackbun's early days when the town had only a few houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow Hock
Sterling Price
Marehall
Ora Davidson
Near Clay Center
Hera
Cooper
Bettie Townsend
Charles Hudson
Misa Jessie Turley
Harry Hudson
E. H. Moehle
Eula Elliott
Boonville
Henry Morris
R. L. Hains
Statesman
Jah Mustain
T. B. Mustain
Lamine Township
Shorne
Blackwater
John T. Davin
Quigg
Shelton
Rev. H. Limper
Germany
Blackburn
M. P. Blackburn
Marshall
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It states the ear’s Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss, with catarrh as a frequent cause, and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for unresolved catarrh-related deafness.
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Hall
Ill Resident Laments Suffering and Cherry Harvest
Sweet Springs resident J. L. Perguson is seriously ill at his Main Street home after weeks of distress. Marion Schott reports he harvested 22 gallons of cherries from a single tree on his property, leaving many for birds. The cherry tree was part of a six tree planting fifteen years ago, only this one survived the drought year 19. The report ends with a quip asking who can beat it.
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J. L. Perguson
Main Street
Marion Schott
Herald
Preliminary trial bound over in burglary case
Miami deputy sheriff Price searched for witnesses for Mitchell Williams charged with burglarizing F. R. McDaniel's store. McDaniel, George J. Taylor and A. P. Bishop traveled to Marshall as witnesses. The preliminary trial bound Williams over to the criminal court after a concession to officers, with a likely conviction anticipated.
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Price
Mitchell Williams
F. R. McDaniel
George J. Taylor
A. P. Bishop
Marshall
Criminal Court
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises bowel relief for infants
An old advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach or bowel derangements. It claims the product protects the infant’s life by treating ailments that attack the bones. Sold by P H Franklin.
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McGee
P. H. Franklin
Burglary at Rose and Buckner Company Store
A rear window break in last Monday night allowed an unknown burglar to steal a new suit of clothes and a best valise while leaving the stock largely intact. The intruder entered via an unlocked coal house window and exited onto a table inside after stepping through. Mr. Mense found broken glass and alerted others. authorities note the thief selected items before exiting.
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Rose & Buckner Company
L. A. Field
Ethel Carroll
Sam Graves
Lawn
Oregon
Rustler
Blackwater Couple Wed In June 1900 Ceremony
Vivian Irvin of Blackwater weds Miss Bell at the residence of Biden C. Q. Shouse at 6 p m on Wednesday June 18 1900. The brief notice lists locations and names indicating a formal marriage announcement in the local community.
Four year old dies from nail injury near Glasgow
A four year old boy, son of Louis Meyer, was playing with peers north of Steinmers when rusty nails replaced pebbles in a sling. A nail pierced the skull, blood poisoning followed, and he died Monday. Funeral was at St Marys in Glasgow. Rev McCurry, long pastor here, is leaving for New York City to study theology.
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Louis Meyer
Steinmers
Meyer
Armstrong
Glasgow
St. Mary's Catholic Church
D. Ernest McCurry
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Glasgow Missourian
Suit Aimed At Italia Racing Car Incident
In an interview from the Kansas City Star a report from Glasgow Missouri claims Italia racing car drivers were held at the west end of the Glasgow bridge by a gang demanding money. The men say a hand car blocked the track and they were stalled to miss a freight train, injuring the car. Authorities may investigate.
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The
Kansas City Star
Italia Racing
Glasgow Bridge
Saline County
Glasgow Missourian
Gilliam notes on crops church contract and locals
The wheat in the bottoms looks good with a farmer predicting 35 bushels per acre if saved. The G I club met with Mrs J W McKinney to discuss a range of topics. A Methodist church contract was let to Ray Son of Louisiana Mo for 7420 dollars, heating and seating costing about 1800 dollars later. Several locals suffer from sciatica and rheumatism with several young people affected. Miss Bess Swinney hosts a house party with Randolph Macon alumni. A mink killed 38 chickens at the Genser coop. Subscribe for The Marshall Republican.
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G. I. Club
J. W. McKinney
Gilliam
Minnie Rhoztdes
Near Good Hope
Mary Elizabeth Kern
Minnie
Ray & Son
Louisiana
John Jones
Bess Swinney
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Mary Taylor
Farmington
Margaret Campbell
Kaw City
Katherine Rea
Helen Dug Frances Buckner
Helen Opbell
Marshall
Arthur
Everett Genser
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Jack
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McCormick
Surry
K. A. Mitchell
B. H. Downs
Bealdes
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Sweet Springs
Miami
Slater
J. B. Sterritt
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J.T. Morgan
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