Bond of Flesh ends in Tyrol with tragic double operation
Victor reflects on a doomed plot to save his life by joining Conrad in surgery led by Olaf Aveling. Linda betrays him by marrying Aveling after Conrad dies. Victor returns to Tyrol in exile, haunted by guilt, seeking patience beneath the mountains.
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Olaf Aveling
Linda
Conrad
Victor
Cence
Reed
Aveling
Tinda
Sre
Schreiner
Cale
Oscar
Oscar Schreiner
Solitue
Plans for international silver currency at Brussels conference
The Monetary Conference Committee at Brussels reviewed five plans to advance silver use in world trade. Proposals ranged from Denmark’s variable value silver coin to certificates or warrants redeemable for silver, with mixed views on bimetallic policy and international issuance. The report notes objections from silver-producing states and outlines debates on stabilizing silver prices and preserving monetary balance.
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Brussels
Monetary Conference Committee
Tietgen
Denmark
William Houldsworth
M. Allard
Belgium
M. de Faville
Raffaelovitch
Russia
Saindelletto
Montefiore
Hop-Pickers in New York State Spark Rural Decline
A New York Evening Post chronicler laments the decline of hop picking in interior New York as city pickers corrupt the bucolic scene. He cites increased drinking and disorder, driving decent country folk from their occupations, while earlier earnings supported modest rural households. A New Jersey remark adds a note on dyspepsia tied to improper living.
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New York Evening Post
New York State
New York
Reading Coal Combine inquiry resumes in Commerce Committee room
The House Committee investigating the Reading Railroad and anthracite coal combine met in New York and Philadelphia. William H. Joyce of the Pennsylvania Railroad testified and submitted a letter noting Lehigh Valley Coal Co and Reading Co had entered contracts paying miners and shippers 60 percent of tide-water prices, urging similar concessions to secure coal supply. The witness said coal prices on their line followed supply and demand.
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House
Reading Railroad
Commerce Committee
New York
Philadelphia
William H. Joyce
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. KR. Holden
Durin
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Coal Company
Reading Company
Pennsylvania Railway
Pennsylvania Company
Dares to Seek Liberty From Colorado Prison
Alfred Parker known as the man-eater has applied for a release from Canyon City pen. He is alleged to have killed and eaten five men during prior expeditions. The article recounts Parker with companions in 1873 74 leaving Dry Creek for Los Pinos Agency and the varying stories he told about his party.
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Swan
Parker
Bell
Cheyenne
Colorado
Alfred Parker
Canyon City
Colo
Wurser
al Parker
Comany
Dry Creek
San Juan County
Los Pinos
Wildeyed
Haggard
Terker
Ingham
Utah
Water
Ouray
Agency
Miller
Noon
Humphrey
Dangerous counterfeit lottery racket uncovered by Chicago detectives
Four months of investigation by Chicago detectives exposed a nationwide scheme selling fake lottery tickets in Canada and multiple U S states. A plant at 281 and 283 Clark Street owned by Jacob B. Stanger led to arrests for forgery, with tens of thousands of counterfeit tickets and engraving equipment seized. The operation profited by selling $1 tickets for draws that never occurred across Michigan Indiana Illinois Ohio and Canada.
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Canada
Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Northwest
Clark Street
Jacob B. Stanger
W. T. Henderson
Baltimore
Louisina Lottery Company
Louisiana
West
Stanger
Towa
COUNT NEW SENATORS Vigorously Disputed by Parties Across States
Democratic claims to Nebraska Kansas and North Dakota are challenged by Republican caucus in Washington. A five member committee was authorized to study interference in Western contests while distancing pledges to respect state will. Also reports on Gen Henry Gray and a murder case involving a quilting party cook pig and actress Lavara Biggam.
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Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Washington
Hawley
Sherman
Demccrats
Democratic “Steering Committee
New York
Wyoming
California
Montana
National Solons and Congressional Doings Noted
A digest of House and Senate actions with votes on the printing bill and articles regarding the anti option measure. Petitions on the World's Fair, Nicaragua canal, and electric railroad receive mention along with land districts in New Mexico and Wyoming. The session features debates, committee contests, and remarks on McGarrahan and Indian lands as lawmakers adjourn toward holiday recess. The column closes with quotations on Jay Gould from various papers.
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Congress
House
Cutchings
Miss
Committee On Rules
Senate
Mr. Holman
Holman
Andrew
Mass
Wphillips Brooks
Committee On Agriculture
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
Vest
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
Davis
Kansas
Cummings
New York
PostoMce Department
New Mexico
Wyomint
Ways and Means
Appropriations
Treasury
Springer
Gallinger
Peffer
Mitchell
Cullom
Lild Congress
McGarrahan
Mr. George
George
Daniel
Hunton
Washburn
Oklahoma Territory
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Edgar Fawcett
Dr. Aveling
Paris
The
Authors’ Alliance
Neck
Eavy Ws
New Jersey
Reading Coal Combine
Conshatta
O. T
Henry Gray
Confederate Congress
Edgefield
D. C
Lavar4a Biggam
Chinatown
Cincinnati
Hamilton
House OF Representatives
Wall Street
Detroit
Toledo Blade
Buffalo Inquirer
New York World
Cincinnati Times-Star
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jay Gould
Ulfalo Express
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington Star
Philadelphia Bulletin
Rochester Union
Cleveland Leader
Gould
Wheeling Register
Mr. Gould
Columbus Dispatch
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