Steinhardt Nemesis and the Lane Conversation
The narrator recalls a lane encounter with a guard and discussions about a French noble lineage. They reference the De Lecroix family, a Bantille fortress, and a jewel packet, then describe investigating Mr. Lecreix's history and wealth tied to Timperley dyes. The tone resembles a wandering reminiscence with historical echoes.
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de Lecroix
Lancashire
Wwe
Timperley
Lancashire festival memories amid parish duties and leisure
The writer recalls a Lancashire season of festivals and parades during a church calendar period. He notes limited time for recreation, a weeklong festival with processions, banners, brass bands, and social visits, balanced against ongoing clerical duties and travel, while reflecting on friends like Mr Birley and the local community.
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Christaistide
Ras
Leos
Lites
Sean
Sean, But Especially Because I Be Temator Are the Only Man In the Me, Idom
Mr. Birley
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Brave Lancashire Folk Rally to Back Daring Step
A writer recalls accepting Mr Freeman's explanation that appearing with him was brave and risky. He notes Lancashire people admire pluck against odds and recounts the moment of public support as a defining gesture.
Unwin Faces Tense Dinner with Meinhardt at Timperley Hall
In a strained exchange, Mr. Steinhardt berates Mr. Unwin after a disruptive episode with a Freemason. The lecture affair looms as Mrs. Melaberdt and Miss Lacroix discuss roles and obedience while Emmanuel seeks control and the village’s power dynamics.
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Timperley Hall
Frank
Mr. Unwin
Vieitings
Dibly I Pecera
Emmanuel
Art Steinhardt
Mies Lacroix
Philippine Government Bill Sets Civil Rule For Islands
The House Committee perfected a bill to establish civil government in the Philippines. It provides for a two house system, a popular assembly, and a general election after peace. It includes protection for residents, insular bonds for friar land, and a silver peso with gold standard.
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House Passes Chinese Exclusion Bill Expands Exclusions
Congress approved the bill tightening Chinese exclusion by birth and mixed-blood status, extending to Philippine and U S possessions. It bans Chinese labor on ships and restricts students after course completion. Amendments defined teachers and enforcement details. The measure accompanies a war revenue tax repeal and bank charter extensions.
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Moonshiner Shooting Near Big Meeting Creek
In Hardin county Kentucky near Big Meeting Creek post office a clash between moonshiners and revenue officers left one alleged moonshiner dead inside the still while a deputy revenue collector narrowly escaped with a head wound. Two moonshiners fled as shots were exchanged during a search for a will believed hidden nearby.
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Big Meeting Creek
Ofice
Hardin County
Exclusion Petition Aims to Bar Orientals in Hawaii
Washington April 10 Senator Patterson of Colorado presented a memorial signed by over 100 American citizens in Hawaii urging federal laws to bar Chinese and Japanese from American territory and to require that all federal labor be performed by U S citizens. They note 75 percent of Hawaii labor is done by Orientals and highlight that 87 000 of 150 009 island population are Chinese or Japanese.
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Seniator Patterson
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Hawaii
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Japan
William H Pope Accepts Court Appointment in Santa Fe
William H Pope of Atlanta Ga a resident of Santa Fe for eight years and assistant United States Attorney of the Department tutors the brigate Gale today accepted a court tendered him by will mall 1 Joes. He is a Democrat and 30 years old.
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William H. Pope
Atlenta
United States
Wasuret
Brigate Gale
Will Mall
Wreck at Millets Switch Kills One, Injures Four
Grand Trunk passenger train No. 6 derailed at a Millets switch seven miles west of Lancing Michigan. The rear coach and a Pullman sleeper left the track as a freight engine was hit. One killed, four injured. Injured taken to Detroit.
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Ward heads for Honolulu to plan Pacific cable route
George G Ward of New York and Charles Curtis arrive in San Francisco to choose a landing site for the planned cable to the Philippines. Ward says the project will proceed without waiting for Congress and the initial link between San Francisco and Honolulu should be completed by October. The team will confer with John W Mackay as the plan advances.
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George G. Ward
New York
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