Mercy Stuart and Mary Mary’s hilltop visit to Chicopee
Mary Mason, urged by her sister and aunt, returns to Chicopee after visiting her mother’s grave. Mr. Stuart’s keen attention at the graveyard and graduation scenes hint at a budding romance as Mary resumes study and contemplates winter with Aunt Martha and Ida in Bottom.
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Mary
Elia
Ela
Mother
Franky
Allie
Billa
Willam Bender
Waa
Akel
Mount Holyoke
Mr. Stuart
Stuart
Macy
Chicopee
Ella
Mrs. Mason
Martha
Ida
Bottom
Mary Accepts New Home and News of George
Mary is shown to her new room beside Ida as memories of George surface. Ida reveals he has left for New Orleans and hints at Mary’s past connection with him. Mary learns she will stay with Aunt Martha and take music and drawing lessons while awaiting his return.
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Mr. Stuart
Mary
Selden
Ida
Windermere
George
Mount Holyoke
Iether
New Orleans
Chicopen
Martha
Jenny Lincela
Jenus
Mary Soward and Henry Lincoln in City Carriage Incident
In a Philadelphia social scene, Mary Soward fends off Henry Lincoln's attentions while Ida and Jenny scheme to test her, a carriage accident injures Mary and brings Billy Bender to her aid. Rumors swirl as Elia Campbell learns Lincoln's lies and II to Mary’s possible influence.
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Tia T
Mary
Henry Lincoln
Ida
Jenny
William Bender
Rose
Roy
Boer
Philadelphia
Mr. Seldon
Mr. Seiden
Bill
Henry J.incoln
Billy Bender
Billy
Miss Soward
Mr. Selden
Lizzie Upton
Chicopee
Mrs. Campbell
Ella
Lizate
Misa Campbell
Henry Lincely
Elia
Lisle
Photographing Jewelry Across the Atlantic
The piece notes jewelry photography as a protective practice, more common among English women than American. It describes English ladies exhibiting full jewelry contents in photos, tiaras and neck laces visible, aiding recovery if stolen, while American women rarely photo their valuables unless highly tallied, a habit scarcely observed in practice.
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England
New York
Death Ends Feud in Crowded Seattle Drug Store
In Seattle on a crowded afternoon John Considine shot Chief Meredith in a drug store confrontation. Meredith died after a struggle as Tom Considine and Johns Considine aided, with three close range shots and a ensuing pursuit ending with Considine surrendering to the sheriff.
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Seattle
Ag Gresver Meats Itts
Swern
John W. Considine
Standard Gambling
Peepee Theater
Cty
Cilia Ox
Meredith
Guy's Drug Atore
Second Avenue
Conasidino
John Considine
Tom Considine
Considine
Picige
Johns Considine
Considine Cooly
Brazil Accepts Invitation to Pan American Congress
A Washington dispatch reports Brazil will participate in the Pan American congress despite earlier doubts about arbitration principles. Peru remains resistant, while Bolivia and Argentina have not yet stated their plans. Officials expect Argentina Uruguay and Paraguay to follow Brazil, with Peru and Bolivia likely to abstain for now.
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New York
Washington
Herald
Brazil
Hus
Peru
Bolivia
Argentina
Argentine
Ruguay
Paraguay
Fire destroys pump plant and Big Four station
A blaze today in Cairo Illinois destroyed the National Pump Co plant and the Big Four station at Mound City causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. Fire units battled the flames but damage was extensive and under investigation.
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Cairo, I
National Pump Co
Big Four
Mound City
Surrender of Cailles Ends Insurrection in Laguna
General Cailles surrendered with 650 men and 6800 rifles in Santa Cruz Laguna on June 25. Ex infuriant Colonel Cabailles also yielded after fleeing to the mountains. Cailles urged a neutral stance to lure insurgents to surrender and followers proposed a proclamation labeling resisters as bandits to be published by insurgent town presidents in Laguna.
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Santa Cruz
Laguna
Luzon
Cailles
Cabailles
Te Mountains
Ies
Surrenders Anticipated as Malvar Forces Face US
Manila reports insurgent General Arollio and much of General Malvar's force expected to surrender at San Jose Batangas as the Philippines moves to civil government on July 4. Caliles surrender clears Luzon usurpers. Malvar also likely to yield soon per native sources.
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Manila
Arollio
Malvar
San Juse
Batangas
Philippine Islands
Military Secretary
Civil Service Board
Military
Caliles
Luzon Island
Roene
Destruction of Chinese Forts Delayed by Troop Ownership
Reports from Pekin indicate no meeting of foreign ministers this week as they plan to destroy forts now occupied by their troops. Chinese forts unoccupied by troops may require Chinese labor, while looted treasures from the Forbidden City surface through enuchs. Guards protect palace repairs estimated at 260000 taels. fear grows over hidden gold and staff secrets.
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Pekin
Forbidden City
Walla
Taola
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Anniversary Relieves at Tien Tein Marked by Flags
In Tien Tsin on June 25 the first anniversary of the relief of Tien Tein was celebrated. Russian and British authorities published thanks to Indies for June 17 anniversaries. General Maia, a Chinese insurgent leader, is praised in discussions with German command on pacification and reconstruction efforts.
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Tien Tsin
Tien Tein Wan
Maia
Five Die After Steamer Collides With Launch
In Boston harbor a dense fog incident saw the steamer City of Hangor collide with the naptha launch Estelle near Deer Island beacon. Five men were thrown into the water and two were drowned.
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Boston
City of Hangor
Estelle
Deer
Foreign Help Sought as Fo Hsiang Advances
Reports from Tai Yuen Fu province indicate General Fo Hsiang is marching toward the region. The governor appeals for foreign aid to oppose his progress.
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Tien Tain
Tai Yuen Fu
Bhan Si
Fo Hsiang
Thither
Rioters Storm Monash Madrid Convent Craze
Anti clerical rioters who rallied in Madrid streets shouting in the convents stormed a monastery during the night and were dispersed after clashes. The incident follows a day of protests and tensions surrounding religious institutions.
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Monash
Madrid
Infante
Sabells
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Mason
Sven
Bridget Me
Pan
Aveilles
Sobles
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