Henry Lincoln Betroths Ella Campbell Amid Family Crisis
Henry Lincoln seeks a wealthy wife to avert poverty as his father’s fortune fails and Rose suffers. He declares love to Ella Campbell and she accepts, while Mary Howard notices his deception. A bitter mood of destiny and remorse ends the night with a sobering, tragic note.
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Roee
Henry
Ella Campbell
Rose
Mrs. Campbell
Ella
Bhe
Henry Lincoln
Mary Howard
Jenny Lincoln in a Rainy Night of Sorrow
In a luxuriously furnished chamber Jenny Lincoln mourns as rain falls on the mansion below. Her sister Rose lies gravely ill, her heart torn by love for William Bender and thwarted by her father’s stern judgment which would have kept her from a hopeful match.
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Jenny Lincoln
Jenny
Rose
Willam Bender
Mira
Methes
Wi- Mask
Enderhand
Rose Lincoln Faces Family Change and Courtship Hopes
Rose Lincoln lies near death as her father plans a move to Glenwood to escape debt. She resents the country change and longs for new gowns and city life, while sister Jenny consoles and catalogs the comforts she will miss.
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Jenny
Chicopee
Grandma Ia
Lincoln
Rose
George Moreland
Glenwood
Chinaman Lynched After Mount Breckenridge Attack
Young Fook a Chinese cook at a Mount Breckenridge lumber mill boarding house near Bakersfield attacked Mrs. Kenny and her daughter with a butcher knife. He was knocked down and strung up by lumbermen, believed to be insane.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Young Fook
Cook
Mount Breckenridge
I Bakersfield
Kenny
Mia
Kenney
St Louis Exposition Meets On Scope Of 1903 Fair
In St Louis the Louisiana Purchase exposition commission of architecture met at Planters' hotel with executive and board meetings. They aim to prepare a definite report on the fair's scope and exhibits, while approving a $5 million appropriation to build world’s fair structures. The government will announce the 1903 fair to nations worldwide.
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St. Louis
Planters
Francis
Boand
Nations of the World
Milwaukee Machinists Strike Dealing Rejected
Edwin Reynolds, president of the National Metal Trades Association, says no attention will be paid to President O Connell's settlement proposal. Reynolds notes the New York admin council opposes the plan and insists workers return only under their nine hour day and local arbitration conditions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
O'Connell
National Metal Trades Ausociation
Edwin Reynolds
Reynolds
Devina
Association
Devins
the Trades Association
New York
O’connell
Mr. Reynolds
Passenger Train Ditching Stuns Lake Shore Route
A Big Four southwestern limited passenger train from St Louis and Cincinnati derailed after colliding with a freight train near Nottingham Ohio at 2 30 am. The crash injured five crewmen and several others while no passengers were killed and one man remained unidentified at Cleveland General Hospital.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
Nottingham
Southwestern Limited
Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland General Hospital
Americans to Remain Prisoners in South Africa War
Americans who fought with Boer forces and are held by Britain will stay prisoners until the war ends. Britain refused to release an American confined on Ceylon, signaling likely no further diplomatic moves by the U.S. State Department. Lord Milner says belligerents lose nationality and become enemies, a view supported by U.S. legal officers.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Great Britain
Ceylon
State Department
South Africa
Morgan
Virginia
Lord Milner
Machinists Strike Settlement Proposal Circulated
James OConnell president of the International Association of Machinists proposes arbitration for wages and a reinstatement of striking workers. Hours would be 14 per week with backdated effect to return to work, and articles of agreement signed by both sides. The plan excludes certain firm members of allied unions. This is expected to yield an agreement in a few days.
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New York
National Trade Association
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Arbitration Board
Atriko
Firma
National Metal Trades Asociation
Plague at Amoy Reported by Consul General
Consul General Johnson at Ang Kong reports plague in Amoy two weeks earlier than usual this year and cites 60 deaths daily in Amoy and suburbs. He refused to permit Chinese steerage passengers to depart for Mantle and the United States. The Hong Kong marine hospital service notes earlier appearance and a rapid spread with several European victims.
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Washington
Johnson
Ang
China
Mantle
United States
Amoy
Marine Hospital Service
Hong Kong
Enya
A West Indian Storm Impedes Haitian Ports
A tropical storm disrupts Hoyt and Santo Domingo areas with no telegraph service and road travel halted. Banana and corns losses reported in southern Haiti. French mail steamer from Jacmel may be at risk.
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Port Au Prince
Hoyts
Jacmel
Lea Cayes
Banto Domingo
Hayti
Byterre
Rail plans target Waterville wheat belt by Beattle group
Spokane telegram reports Beattle individuals plan a new railroad system to tap the Waterville area in Douglass county. It remains unclear whether the lines will connect with the Great Northern or Northern Pacific railroads.
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Spokane
Beattle
Waterville
Douglass County
Great Northern Ororthern Pacific
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Henry Sealarly
Nower
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Bosge
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William
Wiliam
Motherland Stose
Rhino
Ami
Ida
Willams
Bian
Shen
George
Neak
California
ST. Louis Exposition
Lngo
Metal Trades Association
James Oconnell
Sotthernes
Aruel
Cuben
Island of
Cube
Waterville Wheat Belt
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