Night in the Garden Sparks a Mysterious Confrontation
In a moonlit garden Vera and a conflicted lover negotiate vows as Dysart and Sedley plot a bold swindle. A tense reunion with an old partner reveals threats of money and danger while Granch hides Bedley and reshapes loyalties after a grim revelation.
Murder at Dysart Estate Sparks Night Flight
Peyton and Seaton flee through the garden after a brutal confrontation. Dysart lies dead in the ruin while a stranger, unnamed, is found over the victim and Beaton’s father lies gravely wounded. The two youths carry both men back to the house as a tense, unresolved crime tale continues.
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Seaton
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Beaton
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Seley
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Benton
Hin
Arine
Matty
Howe
Dashing Englishman Forges Homestead in Canada 1882
A vivid tale recalls a handsome English settler who arrived in 1882 and claimed thousands of acres in the Inrom tract. He built a homestead while fashion dictated long curls, and a mortar mishap left hair as a makeshift plaster. The Canada Company notes the chimney corner bears testament to wealth and stubborn resolve.
Fragmentary Dialogue On Courtship Incoherently Reported
A garbled OCR passage presents a fragmented exchange between Mr. Mutterty and Miss Grace about marriage, with stuttered and repeated letters and misread names. The text also mentions university areas and “Golem” in a nonsensical context, rendering content unclear.
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Mutterty
Miss Grace
Mies
Golem
Mandssory
Ares
University of WelSclberg
Massacres of Missionaries Reported in China
Reports received on the Empress of India recount two missionary massacres in China Riang Bu and Kiang Si. Priests attacked by Chinese mobs, with one body mutilated. A viceroy sends troops to pursue killers. Also notes drownings of 200 fishermen off Mijikan and plans for two silver vases commemorating the Anglo Japanese alliance.
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West River
Kobe Herald
Wago
Mijikan
Tokio
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Yokohama
Great Britain
China
Corea
Rebellion Spreads in Kwangsi Province Amid Rising Unrest
News from Hong Kong reports rapid spread of unrest in Kwangsi with protests at Kwelin and Nanning, river treaty ports. Canton viceroy sends troops as ex-soldiers of Marshal Su propagate anti dynasty propaganda with foreign rumors of French support.
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Kwang 8i
Sigan
Kwelin
Nanning
Canton
Marshal Su
French Officer Killed as Rebellious Troops Return to Duty
March 6 dispatch says Marshal Su is ordered to resume command of rebels in Kwangsi province. Doubtful if control will be possible until overdue wages are paid. The French legation also reports a French officer killed near the Tonquin border.
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Pekin
Marshal Su
Kwang 81
Tonquin
War Eagle mine sold to London capitalists in Rossland
Vancouver March 3 report that the War Eagle mine at Rossland one of the largest Kootenay properties has been sold to a London capitalists company. The sale price is about 3,600,000 with no further details released.
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B.C
Rossland
Kootenay Country
London Capitalisrs
Extradition Papers Issued for Two in Montreal Diamond Theft
Washington March 5 Extradition papers issued at the state department for Detective Sergeant Joseph Day of Portland Oregon and Frankie Savage colored in the case of alleged theft of 11000 dollars worth of cet diamonds said to have been stolen from A L Lowenthal in Montreal Canada The police hold the principals for the robbery.
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State Department
Joseph Day
Portland, Or
Ghartenl
Frankie Savage
Montreal
Can
A. L. Lowenthal
Flood Devastates Paterson Cemeteries and Mills
Paterson New Jersey March 5 flood leaves cemeteries flooded delaying burials. Silk mills idle, workers homeless, relief led by Mrs Robarts at the Armory. East Jersey Water Company seeks damages near 1.6 million with a bridge at Dundee Island washed away and six feared drowned.
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N.J
Armory
Garrett Robarts
East Jersey Water Company
Dundee Island
Passaic
Floods Render Wilkes-Barre City Under Water
Heavy rain and rising Susquehanna water crest at 31 feet 8 inches, tying 1865 record. Half the city submerged, residents evacuated by boat, cellars flooded, hotels and merchants affected, nine deaths reported and property losses around 1 million dollars.
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Susquehanna River
Pittet
Nanticoke
Weatmoor
Firwood
Riverside
Storlea
Sterling
Wyoming Valley
West Pittaton
Plymouth
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Traffic Back to Normal in Pittbury and Allegheny Flood Zone
March 5 report states Pittbury and Allegheny have resumed ordinary traffic as floodwaters recede. Lower Penn Avenue in Pittbury and Woods Run in Allegheny remain briefly flooded with rivers falling. Estimated total losses reach about 1 260 000 dollars, affecting wages and property across the districts.
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Allegheny
Penh Avenue
Lincoln Hotel
Eew Street
Wieterie Bridge Washed Away in Harrisburg Washout
Two spans of the famed camel-back bridge on the Harrisburg side have been washed away. The damage affects the bridge across the Bluerkanna river, likely damaging the main road crossing.
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