Rose at the Lincoln manor in a tense Boston departure
Rose nears departure from Boston to Glenwood as the Lincoln party aids her wedding journey. Mrs. Howland and Jenny prepare Rose for the voyage with care, while Rose frets over safety, furniture, and a debut in a city home. Meanwhile Ella Campbell weighs an engagement with Henry Lincoln amid family concerns.
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Kleber Rose
Russell
Howe
Amber Rose
Rose
Mel
Mr. Lincoln
Jenny
Boston
Mystery of Ella Temple Unfolds in Campbell Family
Mary learns from Mrs. Campbell that Ella Temple may be her aunt and sister to her mother. The pair compare memories and a letter from Henry Temple reveals Ella’s fate and Mary’s possible lineage as they confront shared grief and long-buried family ties.
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Campbell
Mary
Franky
Mia. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Ella Temple
Chicopee
Ella
England
America
Jane
Slater Ella
Sarah
Nodle
Henry Temple
Allie
Instad Sfrz
New York
Morris
Ter
Fletchers
Gene Weot
Huseband
Audacious Robber Robs 18 Passengers on Two Ukiah Stages
In Ukiah California, July 17, a masked highwayman halted two stages to Blue Lakes and Potter Valley, lining up 18 tourists and taking about 400 dollars. Passengers handed over valuables as the robber joked, then vanished into a wooded canyon halfway to Lakeport, with some money recovered later and sheriff's deputies investigating Nodow.
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Ukiah
Cal
Blue Lakes
Potter Valley
Fiest
Burt Bucknell
Raymond Hill
Potter
Lake Port
Sheriff Smith
Nodow
Strike of Mine Firemen Paralyzes Anthracite Mines
Wilkesbarre Pa July 18 900 members of the Stationary Firemen association of Pennsylvania strike at 7 am leaving coal mines idle from Pittston to Shickshinney Luzerne County. Operators refuse concessions arguing demands are unreasonable and friction with United Mine Workers deepens.
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Wilkesbarre
Mulcahey
Stationary Firemen's Association of
Pennsylvania
Etrikars
Pittston
Shickshinney
Luzerne County
United Mineworkers
Titers
Trivel Cause Foretold by Mob Attack Last Night
A mob attacked a group during a July night incident, and multiple men were seen wielding force. The unrest arose after reports of theft and sedition involving a ratte and local figures. Further details remain unclear.
Quelpart Uprising May Draw Foreign Intervention
Washington reports on the Quelpart rebellion notes two French gunboats and a Japanese warship looming abroad. Korean authority may struggle to suppress the revolt without foreign aid amid tax and Catholic rights tensions and Boxer-era inquiries crediting U S diplomats for restraint and reduced punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Full Mail
Corean
Quelpart
Avance
Seoul
State Department
China
United States
Pekin
Conger
Rockhill
Yukon Gold Shipments Reach Five Million To Date
Beattle July 18. Advices from Dawson dated June 28 report gold shipments to the outside this year totaling 5 000 000 to date. Over 3 000 000 moved down the Yukon via St Michael while the rest traveled upriver. Banks in camp include Bank of British North America and Canadian Bank of Commerce. Seattle remains the main destination for shipments. The Alaska Pacific Express handles most up river consignments by steamer. Insurance and express charges are detailed with small rate differences from last year. A new placer strike is reported on Lake Creek, tributary to Lake Teslin, with limited details. Local trade shows low prices on ham, potatoes, cream, and fruit, while cherries and apples are plentiful. traders are losing money.
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Seattle
Alaska Pacific Express
Ilona
Dawson
Beattle
Danaon
Packing Plant in Wichita Destroyed by Fire
Jacob Cold & Rone packing plant in Wichita Kansas was wiped out by a morning fire. Four large buildings burned destroying seven million pounds of meat and about 1 million dollars in losses with insurance around 400 thousand. One wall collapsed injuring four workers, but not fatally. Plant to be rebuilt promptly. origin in the lardhouse likely spontaneous combustion.
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Wichita
Kan
Jacob Cold & Rone
Ieia
The King's New Tithe and Titles Discussion
London correspondence reports extensive letters on extending the King's title. Proposals applaud creating Prince of Australia and Prince of Canada for the Duke of Cornwall and York.
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New York
Ing
London
The
Times
Ign
Canada
Australia
South
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