The Split of Love and Firelight in Devon
In a perilous escape sequence, the narrator frees Delia from captors, defeats Luke Settle, and flees with Sir Bevill’s aid. They pursue justice for Tingcomb’s gang, while a harrowing pursuit by Sir George Ghadleigh’s cavalry closes in as they ride toward safety following a triumph over rebels.
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Deakin Killigrew
Aefit Peart
Lewes Haven
Tingcoml
Launceston
Cornwall
Bevill
Iecin
Billy Potters
Astturton
Lynton
Devon
Nathanie
Jack
Dilly Pottery
Lpees
Gleyvs
Della
George Ghadleigh
Billy
Delia
Molly
Escape Through Moor Chase to Temple Moor Return
Jack and Delia flee a dragoon squad across a moor after a green banner signals pursuit. They use a hill and Dozmare Pool to shake the riders, reach Temple Moor, then race to Joan’s cottage where she embraces Jack, who discovers Joan waiting and vows to be safe with her.
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Delia
Delian
Molly
Lkely
Dozmare Pool
Jack
Moly
Delia Caild
Temple
Joan
Cress
Anemy
Battle of Bloody Gulch told in city bureau tale
A Washington Post story recounts a metropolitan official described as a tall, weighty bureau chief who chased a smaller man into his office and forgot his revolver. The altercation ends with the official striking the youth and then admitting he had planned to shoot him, a tale labeled the Battle of Bloody Gulch.
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Jean Doves
Delia
Besil
Seth
Ste
Beville
Feneth
Sir Bevill
Metropolitan
Bloody Gulch
Washington Post
Three Greatest Canyons and Their Majesty
John Muir contrasts the Grand Canyon with Yosemite noting the Colorado canyon dwarfs most canyons yet Yosemite’s El Capitan and Tissiack remain unrivaled. He argues the grandeur of the Colorado and the scale of Yosemite are both extraordinary and distinct.
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Grand Canyon
Coorado
Colorado Canyon
Yosemite
el Capitan
Tissiack
Canyvns
Tenaya
Cloud
John Muir
What do you think of Jinks
An irate man calls Jinks a liar and a fool, while his friend suggests he may have misjudged him in a brief exchange from the Brooklyn Eagle.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Express Crash Near Westfield Shocks New Jersey
A Royal Blue express crashed into a local train at Graceland near Westfield, New Jersey, killing and injuring many. Fire followed, hindering rescue as officials rushed to recover bodies and transport victims to makeshift morgues and hospitals.
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New York
Graceland
Central Railway of
Fiver
Bound Brook
Elizabeth
Westfield
Plainfield
Pas
Dunellen
Royal Blue
Purse
Mob Burns Suspect After Sheriff Killing in New Orleans
John Thom as, a black man, shot and killed Sheriff Benjamin Ory near New Orleans after an attempted arrest. He was wounded and fled. A posse tracked him to the Ashton plantation drainage ditch where they shot him dead and then burned the body and the shack with its contents.
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New Orleans
John Thomas
Benjamin Ory
St. Charles Parish
Thomas
Ory
Ashton Plantation
Espuie
Americans slain in Bolinao clash with ladrones
Manila report says a volunteer force organized to disperse ladrones in Bolinao Zambales was defeated. Three Americans were killed including Mr. Osborne a teacher. Volunteers were outnumbered and surrounded in the fighting. details remain meager.
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Manila
Bolinao
Zambales
Osborne
Marconi Announces Wireless System Ready for Public Use
Marconi told the board at the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America that his system would be commercially available within two to three months. He detailed recent experiments at Wellfleet and said he expects to sail for Europe next Wednesday.
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New York
Marconi
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Wellfleet
Europe
Esk Rescues 800 During Mont Pelee Volcanic Eruption
The royal mail steamer Esk carried over four hundred excursionists to St. Pierre Martinique from Castries St Lucia and returned Monday. At 5 p m ashore the Mont Pelee volcano erupted sending dense smoke and ejecta three quarters of a mile away. About eight hundred feet of the cone was blown away and volunteers from onboard passengers aided in rescuing the crowd. All on board were saved after forty minutes of excitement.
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Castries
Island of St. Lucia
Cable
Royal Mail
Esk
St. Pierre
Epidemic Death Toll Among Indians Reported in Canada
News from Fort Resolution and Fort Rae details many Indian deaths due to an epidemic. At Fort Rae forty eight deaths are reported and Providence buried twelve school children and thirty six Indians in a few weeks.
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Edmonton
Fort Resolution
Fort Rae
Providence
Rural Mall Routes Twenty Seven to Be Established in Indiana
A local plan outlines twenty seven rural mall routes to be established across Indiana. Officials say the program aims to improve shopping access and connect small towns with regional markets this year.
New Rural Free Delivery Routes Approved for Fourth District
Senator Beveridge arranged establishment of twenty seven new rural free delivery mail routes in Indiana's Fourth district starting April 1. Routes run through Jefferson Decatur Jackson and Ohio counties including Greensburg St Paul Sardinia New Point Westport Rising Sun and others. Additional county routes will be added later with Orange county in Third district starting March 2.
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Washington
Indiana
Machen
Beveridge
Wehitte
Rnfadisear
Kent
Hanovers Bu Pont
Canaan
Wirt
Grooksburg
Jefferson County
Greensburg
St. Paul
Sardinia
New Point
Westport
Decatur County
Ewing
Sperksville
Medora
Wallonia
Brownstown
Jackson County
Rising Sun
Ohio County
Orange County
Bank of Steelville Robbery Stuns Town in Heist
Robbers blew the vault at the Bank of Steelville at 2 am Tuesday using nitroglycerin after four explosions. They secured $2,000 and fled in a carriage. Sheriff and posse pursued, authorities warned nearby towns. One inside man and another guarding outside, shots fired as crowd near the Gilster mill alerted residents.
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Steelville
Bank of Steelville
Pami Zimmer
Gilster
Hospital Fire Sends 36 Patients Into Freezing Night
In Fiddleford Maine a smallpox hospital burned on Sunday forcing 36 patients to flee in their night clothes. The mercury dipped below zero as firemen and police freed mattresses for patients to lie on in the snow. The building burned to the ground and one man was expected to die. Police and fire crews stripped to clothe the patients and temporary care was provided by nearby households.
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Fiddleford
Explosion Blasts Men En Route To Bellevue Mine
Thirteen men were being taken to their work in the Bellevue mine of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company when a keg of powder brought along by a worker exploded after a spark from a naked lamp. The blast sent men flying and violated mine rules forbidding powder in transit.
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Scranton
Bellevue
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Indiana Senate acts on reformatory reorganization and other measures
The Indiana Senate passed the reformatory reorganization bill by 39 to 10, with amendments. It also approved Askren's county officer term alignment, Crumpacker's ditch cleaning trustees rule, the Indianapolis Coliseum bill, and other measures including prison contracts, fraternal taxation exemptions, and ditch hearing procedures, amid limited remaining business.
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Senate
Indiana
House
Askren
Crumpacker
Indianapolis Coliseum
Thompson
Matson
Burns
Barcus
International Golden Rule League formed in Dayton
Thomas H. Cochrane announces the creation of The International Golden Rule League in Dayton to promote an international economic alliance. The group aims to educate and improve employer employee relations and solve world problems with headquarters in Dayton and Senator Hanna offered the presidency. Cochrane serves on Civic Federation and Economic League boards with Gen. Woodford as president.
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Dayton, O
Thomas H. Cochrane
National Economic League
National Civic Federation
International Golden Rule League
Dayton
New Alliance
Hanna
Thomas HH. Cochrane
Stewart L. Woodford
Death in the Belting at Valparaiso Sawmill
Charles Carson died after a belt wheel accident at a Kankakee River sawmill. He tried to remove a string from a projecting key when his mitten was caught by the pin, the belt drew his arm in, crushing it to the shoulder. His arm was amputated but he succumbed to injuries.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Charles Carson
Kankakee
Woman Killed in a Bloomington Revolver Fight
A woman named Mrs. Jo seph Frown, described as colored, was killed Sunday night in a gunfight involving Black residents. Reported that others were wounded as shots rang out, waking people within four blocks. Police have made several arrests.
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Bloomington
Joseph Frown
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