Playfellow Intrigue at Inchmaven and Hotel Inn
Cecil Raymond invites Bellenden to Inchmaren after a warm meeting on the loch. Grandmother Mrs Campbell hosts, while Captain Bellenden endures retrenchment talk, and Geraldine Bellenden charms him as the Ascot week aura lingers, with a stormy night looming. The scene shifts to a playful pageantry as Jerry becomes a focal figure in the evolving liaison.
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Donald
Raymonds
Jerry
Granny
Belienden
Grandma
Bellemen
Miss Campbell
Gerald
Cecil
Bellenden
Jove
Cecil Raymond
Cant
Beilenden
First Life Guards
Ascot
Raymond
Hellenden
Oxford
Capt. Bellenden
Inchmaven Castle
Kineraig
Inchmaren
Hector
Bof
Geraldine
William
Chloe
Inuhmaren
Gerng
Mrs. Campbell
Macdonald
Grandmamma
Inchmaven
Grandmanini
Tam
Kincraig
Monsieur Pierre
Blue and the Gray Banquet Unites Union and Confederacy Veterans
Maj. Wil liam Warner of Kansas City and Gen. John B. Gordon of Georgia toasted together at the Columbia Post G A R banquet in the Chicago Auditorium. The event celebrated reconciliation with speeches by Warner, Black, Lee, and Gordon praising peace, unity, and shared national duty.
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Columbia Post
Two Armies
Will Iia Warner
Kansas City
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
North
South
Warner
Army of the South
Chicago Record
C. H. McConnell
Lincoln
Lee
Grant
Washington
McConnell
Maj. Warner
Congress
Gen. Gordon
Soldiers of the
Gray
Blue
John C. Black
S. D. Lee
Mississippi
Demand for horse meat explored for German market
United States Consul E W Tingle at Brunswick reports to the State Department that with German markets closed to American cattle, horse meat could become profitable for U S packers. He notes German demand rising, prices from 7 cents a pound, and that horses in America are plentiful and cheaper to raise than cattle, suggesting ranchers shift to meat production for export.
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Germany
United States
E. W. Tingle
Brunswick
State Department
America
West
Western lands drive: campaign to shift population westward
William E. Smythe of the National Irrigation Committee led an Eastern outreach in Wells Memorial Hall Boston to promote diverting surplus urban population to Western lands. Edward Everett Hale presided as Smythe argued the West’s plan benefits the nation by easing unemployment and improving middle class conditions.
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William E. Smythe
National Irrigation Committee
Irrigation Congress
Wells Memorial Hall
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Smythe
West
Far West
East
United States
Great Britain
Increase in Wheat Stocks Across Northwest Markets
The Minneapolis Market Record shows 6,162,000 bushels in large country elevators in the Northwest up from 5,457,000 last year. Total Northwest wheat stocks including Minneapolis, Duluth, and other stocks reach 34,932,831 bushels, vs just over 30,000,000 a year ago. Weekly receipts at Minneapolis, Duluth, Superior total 1,096,110 bushels with 121,000 shipped, and milling consumption runs about 160,000 daily.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
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Treasury
Horace Greeley
Niagara Falls
Noah Brooks
Cc. H. M'Connell
Cleveland
Sam Wei Tai
Lexington
Neb
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New York
Arizona
St. Louis
Humphrey
Illinois Senate
Davis
Delaware House
Newcastle
Nebraska
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