The House of the Wolf and the Caylus Gate
In Caylus the House of the Wolf, a grim fortress with wolf heads over the windows, becomes the center of tension as the narrator and Croisette witness a violent assault on a courier bearing Mlle de Caylus’s letter. The vidame Bez-er’s threats, fierce pride, and planned retaliation spiral into a tense confrontation about justice, faith, and looming vengeance.
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Vidame
Bezers
Franche Comte
Catherine
Caylus
Beters
Croisette
M. de Ravannes
Anne
Gil
Francis
Pa‘vannes
Bezer
Pavannes
Vicomte
St. Quentin
Bayonne
the Vidame
Paris
House of the Wolf
M. le Vidame
Mademoiselle
Only One
Faith in humanity does not neces sarily extend to individuals. Mary answers her mother about a young man leaving at one o clock after her brother says he asked for just one. The exchange ends with a quip about seeing humanity’s limits.
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Mary
Cornell Dominates Intercollegiate Boat Races at Hudson
In Hudson river races Cornell leads in varsity eight by a length at finish with Columbia second and Wisconsin third, setting a record, while Cornell also wins the varsity four and freshman events. Pennsylvania takes the freshmen race, Cornell suffers oarlock break in last half mile, pacing Penn to a half length victory.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Syviumbla
Srilliant Spart
Ithaca
Wreshman
Francis 8. Bangs
Ithacans
Torney
Massive fires devastate Fleming's town and Globe Arizona
A July 4 fire in Fleming's general store wiped out most of Williams Arizona and caused estimated losses around 1 million dollars with little insurance. In Globe, Arizona a separate blaze raged, while Huntington West Virginia burned from 11 am to 4 pm, destroying Adelphi hotel and surrounding buildings with about 200000 in losses. Water shortages and disabled engines hampered efforts, leaving many injured or displaced.
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Williams, Williams, Ariz
Fleming
T. A. Wieming
Telfro Hotel
I. M. Twitty
George A. Young
Williams News Office
J. Johnson
M. A. Ranney
J. Waltzler
Captain P. Smith
J. C. Phelan
Polson Bros
George Matthews
Co. BE. Royce
Williams Drug Company
Hayward
L. Shay
Simmon’s Opera House
Nat Skolsky
Bruner & Sons
W. W. Dodson
J. W. Martins
J. Walsh
H. Layb
Button Furniture House
Phoenix
Ariz
Globe
Hountington
W. Va
Tuntington
Adelphi
Wiel
Gnnex
Co. W. Yost
Catlettsburg
Was Cleveland's Pastor. Death of Rev Dr Sunderland
Catskill New York July 4 Reverend Dr Byron Sunderland longtime pastor of Washington First Presbyterian Church died at 83 from a brain blood clot at his son in law Orrin Way's home He retired in 1898 and had officiated at President Cleveland's marriage at the White House He was known as the court minister and served as Senate chaplain during the Civil War closely allied with Lincoln and other leaders
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Sunderland
Catskill
N. Y
Byron Sunderland
Washington
Orrin Way
Tanners National Bank
First Presbyterian Church of
Cleveland
White House
Senate
Lincoln
Niagara Bank Closes in Buffalo Following City National Failure
The Niagara bank a state institution in Buffalo closed its doors this morning and was taken over by Bank Superintendent Kilburn. With a capital of $100,000 its shutdown is linked to the City National bank collapse, as its president P. H. Griffin also served as vice president of City National. Kilburn cited insolvency and the City National failure as reasons, stating no other local banks are affected.
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Niagara
Buffalo
Niagara Bank
Kilburn
Clearing House
Clement
City National Bank
P. H. Griffin
City National
Belgian Officers on Trial for Congo Massacre
Reports from Boma state two Belgian officers face trial in Antwerp for willful murder and massacre of Congo villagers. In a drunken demand the officers forced the village chief to order all women to dance. upon his refusal they shot him and killed the women in the village.
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Congo
Antwerp
Boma
Resigns Membership to Become Secretary
Governor Herreid accepts the resignation of Professor I. D. Aldrich of Milbank as regent of education to take effect July 1 and appoints R. M. Slocum of Mound City to the vacancy. Aldrich becomes secretary of the board with a $1200 salary. the salary had been shared among regents for clerical services.
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Aberdeen
Herreid
I. D. Aldrich
Milbank
R. M. Slocum
Mound City
Campbell County
Slocum
Agricultural College of Michigan
Dakota
Mound City Picayune
Lohner
T. Kean
L. N. Loomis
T. Winstial
Aldrich
Board of Regents
Veterans at Waubay G A R encampment elected officers
In Waubay South Dakota July 2 the Fifth district G A R encampment was well attended and royally entertained. Elected district commander J H Hauser Aberdeen lieutenant commander Thomas Fitch Milbank adjutant D McGlachlin Aberdeen major D W Hussong Waubay quartermaster S H Jumper Aberdeen and reverends Tragitt Montgomery and McKay met to arrange the Episcopal triennial convocation in Sioux Falls in September. Frederick plans a 1000 barrel water storage tank for the city.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Waubay
J. H. Hauser
Thomas Fitch
Milbank
D. McGlachlin
D. W. Hussong
H. Jumper
Nelson Tragitt
Webster
M. F. Montgomery
Geo. McKay
Sioux Falls
Quick Start at Rebuilding at Merritt's Grove Skimming Station
Skimming station at Merritt's Grove, wrecked by fire early last week, is being rebuilt quickly. Virgil Creamery, owners, estimate $1,000 loss with $800 insured. County Treasurer Mahaffy reports $2,000 principal and $1,025 interest on Beadle County courthouse bonds held by Trobridge and Nivens of Chicago. $39,000 remains outstanding at 6 percent interest. Soo line to Aberdeen promises iron to Aberdeen by July 4, 1902, after rail clearance delays. rails secured and work to begin as soon as weather allows.
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Huron
Merritt's Grove
Virgil Creamery Association
Mahaffy
Trobridge & Nivens Company
Chicago
Court House
Beadla County
Soo
Aberdeen
S. D
Thomas Lowry
Pennington
Soo Line
Wishek
Lowry
Board's New Method in State Appointments
Mitchell D T July 2 The state board of charities and corrections adopted a resolution making subordinate appointments nonpartisan. Competency and fitness are the chief requirements. political affiliations should not count. Also reports on Bonesteel new businesses Monroe bank DeSmet church Eureka band funds Gary Lund's Emporium and a Menno partnership dissolution. Comrade Snow, a 70-year-old resident, issued a dare to race others in Hot Springs state soldiers home.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Board of Charities and Corrections
Bank of
Monroe
DeSmet
Eureka
J. F. Luse
Carroll
Gary
Lund’s Emporium
J. S. Headley
E. Clyde George
Menno
John Flays
Carthage
Comrade Snow
State Soldiers’ Home
Hot Springs
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Father Pierre
Coligny
M. Anne
Rascal
Plaguy
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Hills
Cahors
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Harper's Weekly
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Arizona
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