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Newspaper

Mora Tribune

Location

Mora, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1896

Page

6

Scarlet Fortune continues in London with Lord Cleve meeting two Americans

Lord Cleve, recovering from a head injury, encounters two pale Americans in Piccadilly. He learns the younger man is David Maclane, engaged to Lady Evelyne Wynter, and that Lucy Maclane, living with him, kept her distance from her father and cousin who are plotting to recover wealth from gold finds. Lucy guards Herbert as memory fades and they plan a life apart from their kin while facing danger.

Lord Cleve London Ile Herbert Cleve Picadilly David Maclane Evelyne Wynter Maclane Lucy Lucy Maclane Wynter Quenthelm eRithy Ao‘khy Rockies Pike's Peak Mr. Quenthelm Prairies Claridge’s Earl’s Town House Berkley Square Miss Chauncey Tickert God Clevelind Lacy Ashland Mukasapa Maclanes Dick Ashland Makasapa South Platte Hyde Park New York Prairie Big Ch Cago of Maclane

Lovers and a fallen man in a rural wood

Frank Maxwell and Daisy Springfield share a tender moment in a quiet wood while Dumb Dick watches from behind hazel screens. A dog cart accident injures Dick, Daisy tends him, and a sudden fatal crash ends with Dick dead and Frank spared as Daisy questions a vision of a white figure looming over him.

Sens Lrank Maxwell Thetail Acres Daisy Springfield Dumb Dick Itrank Daisy Frank

Placer Miner Scotty Burnham Survives Desert Island Ordeal

From Snake River Idaho comes a tale of Scotty Burnham a placer miner who reached a wooded island in treacherous water after a bold attempt. He built a fire hunted birds with rocks endured a freezing night and swam 100 yards through rapids to the shore. His Providential survival leaves him on the road to recovery with lingering effects of the ordeal.

Snake River Idaho Scotty Burnham Scotty Denver Republican

Light on the Mystery as Burglar Is Named

A crime report reveals the burglary was committed by a woman. The detectives discuss the breakthrough and reference a porte r Judge as part of the unfolding case.

Lovers ride new dog cart amid autumn hues

Frank purchases a black and red dog cart with polished lamps and silver harness. He and Daisy tour lanes in happiness, while Dumb Dick lies drunkenly in yellow bracken as autumn settles and the scene hints at decay.

Frank Squire Springfield Daisy Soleme Dumb Dick

Daisy Urges Dumb Dick to Save Farrier in Slipping Cart

Daisy meets Dumb Dick at a junction as autumn fades and fears for Frank in a runaway horse cart. Dick, feared for his deformity, shows a clean hand and a glint of control, prompting Daisy to beg him to intervene as danger looms.

Daisy Dumb Dick Ariel Caliban Mirandi Frank Rea Dick

European train warming shifts heat from feet up

The piece notes Europeans heat railway cars by warming feet first, criticizing the water pan system. France adopts hydrated baryta foot-warmers, which store heat longer than acetate of soda. Baryta pans stay hot about twice as long, needing only initial filling and boiling water to activate.

Electrocution of Crow Proposed by Indian Electrician

An Indian electrical experiment seeks to kill crop damaging crows by a battery powered setup. A bird perches on horizontal bars to draw moistened bait, completing a circuit that electrocutes the crow and drops it into a slanted lid box for disposal.

Ifrance India Saan

Repartee at the Lunch Counter

A brief witty exchange unfolds at a lunch counter as one patron insists on knowing beans while another denies, sparking a humorous moment reported by the Indianapolis Journal.

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