The House of the Wolfssesss! Chapter Ix siege escape
In a Paris siege scene, the protagonists defend a barricade against rioters. They flee through a ruined drawing room as Pavannes and his wife slip away, then witness Paris’s early morning horror from the street and reflect on war’s toll.
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Erasmus
Rey
Don
Isette
Croisette
Montfaucon
Vicomte de Caylus
Pavannes
Ayi
M. de Pavannes
Frostrate
Mme, D'O
Madame
Mirepoix's
Louis
Prue
Pallavincini
Anne
Dorward
Terwards
Payannes
Vidame
Paris
Rue de Bethisy
Cahors
Chatillon
Faubourgs
Coligny
Coutras
Ivry
Marie
Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof sermon
Reverend Dr. Talmage urges avoiding forebodings that drain duty and trust God for present trials. He argues most troubles are imagined, urges gratitude for blessings, and warns against borrowing trouble while citing biblical assurances and examples to favor daily reliance on divine care.
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Washington
Talmage
Helen Chalmers
Thomas Chalmers
Free Church of Scotland
McCheynes
Payson
Robert Hall
Frelinghuysen
Joshua
Jesus
Tommy Lipton Career Beginnings to Global Tycoon
A Glasgow ragged boy named Tommy Lipton dreamed of a yacht and ran away to America to seek fortune. He later returned, started a small provision shop, and built a global empire of about 450 stores. Lipton expanded into tea, cocoa, ginger ale, and more, owning land in Ceylon and running diverse ventures from Chicago to London. He fed 360,000 London poor during the queen's Jubilee and remained busy despite a $50,000,000 fortune.
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Ledger Monthly
Tommy
Glasgow
Fommy
New York
America
Prosperitty
Sir Thomas Lipton
Ceylon
Dublin
London
Colombo
Calcutta
Chicago
Nine Too Many Passengers Delays Car In New York
Metropolitan Street Railway inspectors audit a Broadway trolley car and uncover a passenger fare discrepancy. A 16 year old girl working a Yucca mine near Barstow California sifts gold dust daily using a dry washer, matching male miners in skill and output.
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Qne
New York Times
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Broadway
Houston Street
Yucca
Barstow
Cal
Oyne
Thin Women Need Naps for Midday Rest and Fat Gain
A Ledger Monthly article argues nine to ten hours of rest daily aids thickening fat in thin women. It notes higher energy use and restless tendencies, advising a quiet, darkened room after lunch with loose clothing and ventilation. Narcotics sleep is discouraged. onions are suggested as a mild soporific.
Literary Professor Champions Poe and Riley Among US Poets
Yale English chairholder Professor Charton M. Lewis tells Chicago Tribune at the Auditorium hotel that Edgar Allan Poe is the only American poet with true genius, with James Whitcomb Riley as the greatest living poet. He supports Professor Triggs on hymn quality, calling most hymns doggerel yet praising Lead Kindly Light.
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Fate
Chicago Tribune
Charton M. Lewis
Emily Sanford
Yale University
Eastern College
Triggs
Lewis
Auditorium Hotel
Longfellow
Whittier
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
James Whitcomb Riley
Virgil
Horace
Catullus
Dante
Florentine
Goethe
Schiller
Shakespeare
Elizabeth
Hugo
Dumas
Napoleon
France
Tennyson
Browning
Europe
Ex Senator Camden Sells Coal Lands for Huge Sum
Ex Senator J N Camden of West Virginia lands 15 million in coal sale to Fairmont Coal Co with Morgan backing. Cash payment 500 000 and 300 000 yearly to Camden or heirs for 48 years for 25 000 acres in Fairmont region. Company assets include 37 plants 450 houses 6 000 cars and output over 6 million tons annually.
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Camden
Philadelphia
J. N. Camden
West Virginia
Fairmont
Fairmont Coal Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Stone, Davies & Auerbach
Watson Gros
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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