Lost in the Hills at Greycourt House
Griselda and Vera Dysart arrive at the decaying Greycourt estate to meet their stern, self serving uncle Gregory Dysart. He claims to be their savior while dictating harsh terms and exposing a life of secrecy and looming vendetta.
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Grisel
Miss Dysart
Apa
Griselda
Ainter
Greycourt
Gregory Dysart
Vera
Mr. Dysart
Kleelda
Tie
Apisesia
Ringnaie
Kixelda
James
Grisella
Vernie
Spa
Terra Firma
Atanda
Ascamore
Carly Dow
New Canal Scheme Proposed by New Jersey Firms
General Edward W. Serrell will present a plan for a Mundigo route canal from the Gulf of San Blas to the Pacific behind the Pearl islands. The isthmian project would be government supervised at no cost to the US, with bonds guaranteed by the government. The route aims to be shorter than rivals, requiring a seven mile tunnel through a granite mountain chain.
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Newark
Plang
Senate Committee On Canals
Edward W. Serrell
American
Avrertse
Conar
Serrell
Panama
Hal
R.P. Rothwell
Society of Mining Engineers
Mining Journal
China thanks United States in edict from Beijing
The Chinese minister in Washington delivered an imperial edict dated January 11 1902 to Secretary Hay via Wu Pu. It commends officers who protected the forbidden city during Boxer unrest and expresses gratitude for the friendly gesture.
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Pekin
Janu
Yuan Shi Kai
Tuan Shi Kai
Chi Li
China
Washington
Hay
Wu Pu
Pe‘kin
Empresas
Ihan
Forbidden City
Wu Ting Fang
Shanke
Population growth shifts favor the south for first time
Washington reports census director shows last decade’s population rise slowing in the west and northeast while the south posts a slightly faster rate. Growth in the north and south becomes similar, with the south surpassing the north in overall percentage gains for the first time in history.
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Washington
Mente
Pacific
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Ohio
Potomac
Missouri
Kansas
Pats
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Louisiana
Grain Elevator Fire Causes Massive Loss at Malting Plant
Fire at the J F Well branch of the American Malting Company in Chicago damaged a 150 foot high grain elevator filled with barley. The blaze, starting about 146 o'clock this morning, destroyed the bulking and nearly all contents. Nearby Panhandle freight yards faced danger as several freight cars burned.
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Chicago
Jonas
J F. Well
American Malting Company
Panhandle
Gorman and Foraker Reelected U S Senators in Separate Votes
Ex United States Senator Arthur Pue Gorman was elected to the Senate seat he lost four years earlier and will take his place in March 1903. In Ohio Senator Joseph B Foraker was reelected, while in Kentucky James M McCreary was formally chosen by the two houses in separate session with ratification to follow in joint session.
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Annapolis
United States
Arthur Pue Gorman
Senate
General Assembly
Gorman
George L. Wellington
Foraker
Columbus
House and Lenate
Ohio
Joseph B. Foraker
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Frankfort
James MT. McCreary
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