Winton and Virginia at the Rosemary on a frosty platform
In a moonlit railcar scene, Winton and Virginia share a deepening bond amid whispers of railroad battles. Adams and Darrah maneuver behind the scenes as Winton pledges to stand firm, while Virginia hints at looming conflicts and loyalty tests. The Rajah’s scheming threatens the Utah project as social dinners blur business lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darrah
Winton
Mister Winton
Bessie
Post
Pillar
Adams
John Winton
C. E
Bessie Carteret
Rosemary
Virginia Carteret
Morty
Miss Carteret
Jack
Notable deaths and civic notes in brief across cities
Benjamin Anthony publisher of the New Bedford Evening Standard dies in New Bedford. D Trottier of Marinette Wisconsin, Democratic candidate for county treasurer, dies at 65. Gen John H Ketcham dies in New York after long service in Congress. Jacob Schiff joins a labor union to be eligible to lay the corner stone of a Jewish church in New York. Harry Williams and Caroline Deming wed in New York. Mrs Russell Sage to fund a $15000 memorial window for a Syracuse First Presbyterian church. Cridled to represent England and France at the Jamestown exposition. Dr Edwin E Beeman of Cleveland dies, famed gum manufacturer. Carl Wade, former valet to Prince Bismarck, dies in White Plains. Hugh R Edwards, Racine contractor, killed after falling from a high school roof. In Reno, Ed Ferrell shot dead by Charles Kuchs in a duel at the Palace. Martha Green dies in Louisville. Ezra Kinser kills Edward Deckard at a Bedford resort. Kinser flees. Joseph and Emily Himsinger die after eating mush tainted with rat poison in Carmin Illinois. Charles Frazier, Erie railroad’s oldest engineer, dies in Paterson aged 72. Gov Deneen names Dr H H Hunt to Illinois at Minnesota charities conference. Thomas W Alexander of Augusta Georgia sentenced to six years for $200000 embezzlement. Rank injustice claim follows J T Harahan of Illinois Central amid stockholder storm. reports of leadership rumors unfounded. Authorities expect Harahan or Fish to lead, but no news until directors meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Anthony
New Bedford
Mass
Evening Standard
D. Trottier
Marinette
Wis
John H. Ketcham
Congress
New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Harry Williams
St. Paul
Carl Wade
White Plain
N. Y
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Hugh R. Edwards
Racine
Racine High School
Reno
Netv
Palace
Ed Ferrell
Silvers
Charles Kuchs
Martha Green
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Louisville
Ezra Kinser
Edward Deckard
Bedford
Ind
Kinser
Joseph Himsinger
Emily
Carmin
Ill
Charles Frazier
Erie Railroad
Paterson
N. J
Gov. Deneen
H. H. Hunt
Chicago
Ilinois
Minnesota
Minnesota State Conference of Charities and Correction
Red Wing
Minn
Thomas W. Alexander
Augusta
Pittsburg
Basque tributes mark death anniversaries in Spain
A traveler notes Basques in the Pyrenees honor the dead with offerings of corn bread and bread. In San Sebastian a fisherman's daughter prays in a church for a departed relative, kneeling beside baskets of fruit bread and corn on ancestral tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrenees
Spain
San Sebastian
Engine Smashes Into Saloon In Rome Disaster
A Central railroad freight engine jumped the track at James street in Rome New York and plowed into a two story saloon. Engineer Albert Brown Little Falls was killed, brakeman Robert Vandervoort Albany crushed to death under the tender, fireman Hugh Grover Syracuse escaped unhurt. The engine hauled 50 loaded cars and traveled 125 feet along the ground before striking the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
N. Y
Central Railroad
James Street
Albert Brown
Little Falls
Robert B. Vandervoort
Albany
Hugh L. Grover
Syracuse
Castro Presides Over Cabinet Meeting
A cable dispatch from Caracas reports President Castro, recently returned to Venezuela, presided over a cabinet meeting in Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Washington
Caracas
Kaiser Arranges Marriage for Officer Aid
In a bold royal intervention the kaiser personally urged a wealthy Berlin banker’s daughter to wed his aide. Despite an initial refusal the kaiser spoke in forceful terms and the marriage occurred one month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
Reynolds
Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedies
An old advertisement claims deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be treated by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh induced deafness that cannot be cured, touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and urges Druggists to stock Take I's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
A Rule and an Exception in Street Etiquette
A New York Tribune note reports a rural paper favoring a rule where the lady walks inside the gentleman when strolling. The piece contrasts it with cannibal tribes of the Andaman Islands and notes the etiquette editor missed the exception that the lady would walk outside when the gentleman is thirsty entering a cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Andaman
Islands
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sculptor Alleges Injustice Over Capitol Marble Replicas
France reports George Gray Barnard, sculptor of the Harrisburg state capitol marble groups, threatens to wreck his works rather than allow overseas transport without fair compensation. He sought 100000 dollars, but payments are delayed. An order for replicas for the opening exhibition was nearly ready when stopped, despite Barnard spending 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
France
George Gray Barnard
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Barnard
Coffee and tea blamed for heart, nervous, digestion ills
A reader ad claims caffeine from coffee and tea injures health and that Postum offers a cure. It cites a woman who improved after switching to Postum, urges boiling the beverage for 15 minutes, and promotes a promotional booklet from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan with the slogan There's a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Inconsistent Snippets On Cigar Quality And Teething Syrup
Fragmented lines discuss a 6¢ cigar, mockery of excuses, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and advice to coal a cellar to keep a house warm. Multiple unrelated items appear without cohesive narrative or identifiable events.
Remarkable 104-Year-Old Dr Yernest Promoted Swedish Essence of Life
A 104 year old physician famed for a root and herb remedy known as the Swedish Essence of Life is linked to robust health and a fatal accident. The product, claimed to cleanse the system, improve digestion, liver and heart function, and aid fever regions, is offered free trials by M R Zaegel & Co of Sheboygan Wisconsin with no charge for the first bottle upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yernest
Malaria
M. R. Zaegel & Co
Chemists
Main Street
Sheboygan
Wis
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Monroe Weekly Times
Francis Lynde
J. P
Darrah
Mr. Somerville Darrah
Mr. Winton
Mr. Adlams
Utah
Pshaw
HE Opened
the Door
For Her
J.T. Harahan
Illindigs Central Railroad
Harahan
Illinois Central
Capt. Grammar
New York Central Lines
Stuyvesant Fish
Is&ewspaper
J. T. Harahan
Mr. Harahan
Fish, Grammar
Stubbs
Milwaukee
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Texas
Omaha
Ely
Snes
Te Mai Ely Brothers
56 Street
Gures
Lane
Boston
Toronto
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