Dulce Breaks Off Engagement Sparks Quiet Confrontation
In a late September veranda scene Dulce declares to Roger’s fate, and Stephen Gower’s quiet hope rises as Dulce agrees to marry him but insists Roger be told. Tensions mingle with Fabian’s gloom and Portia’s fear as winter deepens at the Hall.
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Dulce
Roger
Juna
Stephen Gower
Christopher
Miss Blount
Golconda
Gower
Stephen
Lowall
Sir Christopher
Mark Gore
Fabian
Portia
Lauristinus
Pulee
Dilee
Mathian
Portis
Aleady Portia
Boston
John
Christmas Week Conflicts Surface in Quiet Library Scene
In a snowy holiday gathering, Stephen Gower recalls a neighborly scandal while Dulce and Stephen reconcile. Sir Christopher storms in angrily vowing to change, Sabian guides him to the fire, and Isbian calmly supports his uncle as the scene unfolds in the snug library.
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Stephen Gower
Dulce
Stephen
Sir Christopher
Sabian
Isbian
MALAY FORESTS AND JUNGLE VASTNESS DESCRIBED
The piece paints Malay forests as immense entangled nets of trees and parasitic growth. Light barely penetrates a green cathedral gloom with damp soil, scarce wildlife, and a hushed, oppressive atmosphere.
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Court
Kampong
Peddler Law Fight Splits Courts In South Dakota
Judge Smith rules the peddlers law unconstitutional against interstate commerce limits while contrasting other state courts. Stand, a Minnesota wholesaler, jailed for violation, wins habeas relief after appeal. Also noted are a forged marriage certificate case in Madison, Rondo murder trial expenses dispute, and Sioux Falls viaduct repair refusals by railroads.
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Eddler
Sioux Falls
Stand
Minnesota
South Dakota Briefs
Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche Smelting and Milling Company
Deadwood Golden Reward Company
Burlington
Deadwood
Edward Rutledge
Huron
Pennsylvania
Rutlege
John Bauer
Mound City
Bauer
Hoover
Gettysburg State Bank
Merchants State Bank
Hot Springs State Bank
Messrs. Lake and Halley
Rapid City
Geo. E. Lang
Mankato
Minn
Rose Rowe
Clark
Rowe
Chamberlain
Will Sue the State in Supreme Court Over Palmer Fees
The railroad commission plans a direct suit against the state to recover 900 dollars paid to C. S. Palmer for attorney services after the attorney general advised Palmer could not legally draw from the fund.
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Supreme Court
Commission
C. S. Palmer
Grigsby
Palmer
State Finances Show Debt Decrease Under Phillips Report
State Treasurer Kirk G. Phillips submits the annual report for the year ending June 30, 1897. He notes a drop in floating indebtedness from 250000 to 75000 and says timely revenues could avert new warrants or temporary loans. He discusses game law questions, the comstock disease in cattle, and local briefs on banks, smelters, and notable local fortunes.
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Phillips
Kirk G. Phillips
Gov
Lee
C. K. Tinan
Brulle County
C. F Curtiss
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