Stella's Escape and Nestorius Faith in Dreamland Cottage
Nestorius and Lashmar chase Stella, a brilliant unknown writer, who vanishes after pledging to pursue literature. Stella writes of newfound independence and a hoped cottage by the river, while Nestorius fears unsavory companions and Lashmar confronts his own regrets and love. Stella’s manuscript and a Brumm letter promise a dramatic reunion and a test of trust.
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Ad Verner
Woma
Ourcide
the Avon
Lashmar
Charlotte Bronte
Swanence
Stella
John Milton
Hell
John Keats
Tord Lashmar
Britmin
Mike
Gabriel Verner
Dreamland Cottage
P. S
P. S.—On No Account Let Anyone At the Castle, Except Mr. Nestorius
Lord Lashmar
Brumm
Ree
People's Park
Chapmans
Lashmaar
London
Boldwood
Miss Bronte
Vanity Fair
Verner
Homer
Virgil
Milton
John Bright
Shelley
Keats
Tate
Nestorius Vely
Lashemar
Tattoo artist proclaims designs on his subject
The Detroit Free Press notes a tattoo artist finishing his work and telling his subject he has designs on them, a moment of pride captured as the session ends.
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Detroit Free Press
Republicans Seize Maryland Legislature as Gorman Succession Likely
Associated Press reports confirm Republicans hold control of both Maryland chambers and a likely Senate successor to Senator Gorman. House 49 Republicans, 42 Democrats. Senate 18 Republicans, 8 Democrats. Republicans lead 17 to 1 on joint ballot. Names mentioned include Alexander Shaw Findlay Gary Mudd. Gorman’s term runs to March 4, 1809. his long career began in 1852 and he entered the Senate in 1880.
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Associated Press
Arthur P. Gorman
United States
Senate
House
Gorman
Alexander — Shaw
John V. U. Findlay
Gary
Sidney H. Mudd
United States Senate
William Pinckney White
Courts May Decide Election Wills in Numerous Contests
The Ohio legislature race may go to courts as official returns face protests. Plans to withhold certificates if courts order, with Wood County potentially flipping to Democrats. A 74 71 split would still leave a fragile majority and possible vacancies could affect the joint ballot for Senator Hanna. About 900,000 votes cast, GOP statewide lead near 20,000.
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Coanties
Wood County
Hanna
Sevety
Fugitives From Famine Describe Harsh Klondike Trek
A party of prospectors retreating from Dawson City recounts extreme privations after taking only thirty pounds of provisions from Dawson’s general store. They fast for days and boil rawhide and boot tops for food, aided briefly by dog salmon caught by Indians. A note on Dalton’s camp door offered some relief, while new arrivals worsen the misery. The German Empire reportedly owns 359 carriages for the Kaiser and court use.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dawson City
Citizens’ Committee of Safety
Dalton
Kaiser
German Empire
Queer Sioux grief ritual leads to arson on Pine Ridge
On Pine Ridge near White Clay Creek an Indian grieving his daughter’s death burned a recently finished slaughter house after fearing he must kill the assistant government farmer. The act, rooted in primitive beliefs, followed an old pattern where dying Indians sought to take a white man with them to the happy hunting grounds.
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13Th
Walnut Streets
Prince Albert
Philadelphia Record
White Clay Creek
Pine Ridge
Narrow Escape From Wreck of Eliza Anderson
Sioux Falls reader recounts the Eliza Anderson disaster en route to the Klondike in September. Emerson Eager survived after the ship sank near St Michaels. 126 others, including most of the crew, are missing or presumed dead. The tale contrasts frozen odds with scant provisions and a grim winter ahead.
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Sioux Falls
Eliza Anderson
H. J. Eager
Emerson Eager
Klondike
Mr. Eager
St. Michaels
Seattle
Mr. Ager
Potential Sulphuric Acid Plant Near Deadwood Report
Discussion argues for a new Black Hills venture to manufacture sulphuric acid and chloride of lime locally. Notes Deadwood chlorination needs, high import costs from Nova Scotia, and iron pyrite veins near Deadwood with 45 to 85 percent sulphur content. Estimates local production at 11 to 16 dollars per ton versus New York prices around 18 dollars. Potential economic impact tied to pyrite imports and lime costs, with Nova Scotia trade noted as a major import source.
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Nova Scotia
Black Hills
Deadwood
Eas
New York
United States
Hills
Spite Proves Expensive In Settlement With Uncle Sam
Joseph R. Brown of Sisseton, former postmaster, delayed settlement with the government until September last. Postal Inspector Fosness, a decade foe of post office robbers, was transferred to Chicago, and Brown's case, once under grand jury consideration, was dismissed. Brown traveled from Brown’s Valley, Minn., with counsel to Sioux Falls to defend, incurring higher costs than the dispute. He vowed never again to refuse settlement with the government.
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Brown
Fosness
Chicago
Joseph R. Brown
Sisseton
Grand Jury
Sioux [Falls
Vakley
Minn
Sam
Anderson Bound Over In Pierre Preliminary Exam
Insurance Clerk Anderson faced a preliminary examination in Pierre. Bonds set at $500, matching Mayhew and Hipple, with receipts to various firms as the primary basis for the case and no defense offered.
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Mayhew
Hipple
Anderson
Pierre
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