Father and Daughter in Cornwall Drama Continues
In a prose narrative set in Cornwall, Adele, Gwendoline, Noel, and Mr. Marlowe move through family tensions and a complex web of financial intrigue. Mr. Alworth recounts past misdeeds involving forgery, a bank collapse, and Cronk’s foreclosing pressure, while Gwen and Noel navigate loyalty, love, and duty amid secrecy and a looming confrontation.
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Bisernel
Ma. Alworth
Mather
Adele
Adwe
Gwendoline
Miss Alworth
Noel
Beny
Head
Lkoucourt
Min
Noel Marlowe
Hey
Mr. Marlowe
Mr. Mrlowe
Monsieur Prosecutt
Mr. Cronk
Kidcombe
Cornwall
Ais
Bone
Mr. Craik
Norl
Mr. Alworth
Givenny
Mme
Disper
London
Cuthbert
Croak
Jasper
Gilbert
Nettine Gunuht
Leon
Gillert
Montana Census Enumerators to Tarry in Mountain Regions
Montana plans a larger field for the census during a thirty day period with many rural districts requiring pony transport. Enumerators will be paid up to six dollars per day in sparsely settled, mountainous areas where travel is long. Montana may employ more such workers than the other mountain states. schedules for compensation are being prepared amid apportionment tensions and limited 1910 returns.
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Gilbert
Somaciuane& Croidherr
London
Roneh
Cronk
James Hartwell
Gwendoline
Soundman
Goldberg
Jasmine Lode
Alwarth
Toy Uddling
Jasper
Marlewe
Urain
Pero Ito
Jasutine Lodge
Bert Marlowe
Tims Bank
Gilbert Marie
Wellworth
Stueethonn
Gueudeine
Calbert
Noel
Craliert
Mintlowe
S. Ailowe
Daetors
Petyance
Gap
Oller
Montana
Public Debt Report Shows 812 Million Reduction
The defense financial statement reveals a reduction of 812 million in the public debt. Officials note the drop reflects policy measures and budget reallocation affecting national liabilities and interest obligations.
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Dantary
Watpie lon lands and Wahpeton treaty session
A two hour session with Secretary Noble ends after the Sisseton and Wahpeton treaty objections. The commission endorses Crossfield's position on compensation and the treaty is approved for submission to the president. Glimpses of related political moves and a Blaine family death are noted.
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A. S. Crossfield
Minnesota
Sisseton
Crossfield
Commission
Gifford
Wahpeton
Tle
Blaine
Col. Coppinger
Dence
Washington
Lh G Rippe
West
Blane
Jagrippe
Unscrupulous Repair Claim Sails Toward Supreme Court
Mixed text notes a court case over a repair dispute with references to Morris Sampson and a lieutenant and a party vote. The fragment mentions a trial outcome and a move toward the supreme court, with unclear details and several garbled names.
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Sts. Uustampson Pure
Supreme Court
Bank wrecking case shakes Sixth National ties on Wall Street
The Sixth National bank wrecking scandal prompts warrants for arrest of President Claassen and broker Pell. Immense securities were looted from Lenox National bank assets, with bonds diverted to brokers and safe deposits. examiner Hepburn calls it the city’s most scandalmongering bank wrecking.
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Lenox
Sixth National
Wall Street
Sixth National Bank
Tappan
Cidlitin National Bank
Clearing-House Committee
Leland
P. J. Claassen
Oligssen
Lenox Till
National Park Bank
George St. Pellabroker
Colsen
Claassen
Clearine-House
Bank
Sxammer
Ner
United States
Sttormmey
Pell
Groadway
Wallack
Lenox Hill Bank
Pell & Wallack
Henry St. Ives
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Hepburn
Th National
Warrranty
Manies
George H. Pell
He Securi
Illinois Central Train Collisions Near Chicago Suburbs
Two Illinois Central trains collided within two hours after a mislaid switch. Passengers were hurled about and many injured. locomotives and cars sustained severe damage. A second crash near Washi sided area tore away cars. many bruised but no fatalities reported.
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Ilinois Central
Chicago
Baltimore
Ato
Citt
Silcott Seen in Canada Extradition and Absconding Cashier
The Herald prints an interview with Silcott, the absconding cashier, dated Terre Bonne udice. He claims legal advice and denies offenses warranting extradition while noting personal disgrace and intentions to face consequences. Also noted is the mysterious disappearance of M. C. P. Hurd of the Cunard Steamship Company in Boston with foul play feared.
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Whieff
Herald
Silcott
Terre Bonne
Udice
Louise Theebault
Canada
M. C. P. Hurd
Boston
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