Fragmented middle chapter scene of Ella and Mary in care
Mary faces a grim journey into a workhouse like home for the poor as Mrs Campbell and Knight arrange moving Ella and baby Alice. Mary endures fear at the overseer’s door and encounters Patsy and Sal Furbush while Polly Grundy guides her to a cluttered garret room.
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Campbell
Pether
Wien
Aleo
Mary
Alice
Drs
Mrs. Campbell
Mia
Allie
Coutin
Mr. Knight
Sal Furbuch
Sal
Patsy
Parker
Mary Wael
Mrs. Parker
Polly
Miss Grundy
TJ Paty
Sal Furbush
New Fingland
Jake
Mary Grindy
Mary and Billy Comfort at Mrs Grundy’s House
In the aftermath of hardship Mary finds solace with Billy Bender as Mary and Alice adjust to life at the Grundys. A cautious reunion unfolds, Henry Lincoln’s pride and wealth loom, and Ella’s future as a “lady” is questioned amid fears of abandonment and longing for family.
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Mary
Alice
Mrs. Grundy
Uncle Peter
Littl
Billy
Mr. Grundy
Billy Bender
Henry Lincolns
Mr. Lincoln
Henry
Aily
Ella
Fragmentary Piney dialogue hints at stingy barber tricks
An unclear excerpt portrays a character named Cleese as stingy, with hints of a barber college setting where students shave and cut hair to save money. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent narrative context or names beyond Cleese.
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Cleese
Barbers’ College
Axpones
Band of Brigands in Philippines Led by Faux Army Captain
Manila reports detectives and police have broken up a band of American brigands in Pampanga north of Manila. Three leaders were captured, others pursued. the group robbed, killed, and raped, with one American killed last Sunday. Some posed as American soldiers or officers, one wearing a captain's uniform. Fifty insurgents were also captured in Laguna Bay this week as political tensions grow with a future insular government and amnesty debates.
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Manila
Pampanga
Bacalor
Fedealiste
Manson
Laguna Bay Regnon
Quarantine Removal Sought in Southeast Alaska Ports
Steamer Dir igo arrives with small pox news no cases reported. Southeast Alaska residents push to lift government quarantine after chamber of commerce meeting in Juneau. Criticism centers on travel disruption and uneven restrictions versus Canadian ships from Victoria and Vancouver.
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Goattio
Hunter
Rkagway
Alaska
Lynnal
Chamber of Commerce
Jumeau
Collision with a trolley car kills one on starbright ride
From College Point a party of 26 youths rode to a hotel for a dance when their wagon struck by a trolley car. One died at dawn, five hospital, four released after treatment, rest bruised. An intoxicated driver tried to alert the trolley but caused the crash. The wagon was wrecked and the car damaged though passengers were spared serious injuries.
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New York
College Point
A. Colbimaien
Sterief
Strike in Beattle Shuts Down City Shops
Beattle union machinists walk out in a citywide strike. About 250 workers from Vulcan Iron Works and other shops halted production as owners insist on 40 hour work weeks and a large wage increase remains unlikely.
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Beattle
Vulcan Iron Works
Strike Near Republic Sparks Gold Rush on Granite Creek
Two woodchoppers for Smith Bros. near Republic find coarse gold worth nearly 100 dollars while digging a four by three foot test hole on Granite creek two miles west of town. They abandon wood work to stake claims as crowds of 200 head to the strike and more claims spring up overnight.
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Republic
Walch
Smith Bros
Granite Creek
Smith Brothers
Admiralty Suits Decided by U S Court of Appeals
Opinions were rendered in three admiralty cases from Washington and Oregon. The court sustained lower awards of 7 988.35 damages to Ravenecourt owners against Columbia owners for a January tow collision. It reduced Newman 12000 personal injuries verdict to 4000 due to permanent injury. Columbia tug and Blakeley/Greece Dollar case limited salvage to 1000 for coastwise tow in 1808.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Court of the District of Washington
District of Oregon
Ravenecourt
Qlay
Columbie
Tyce
Charles H. Newman
Homer
Barkentine Blakeley
Seattle
Hrullop
Newman
A. M. Simpson
James Magee
Columbia
Grace Dollar
Coos Bay
Rich Strike in Mine Near Malheur City
Baker City May 16. A rich gold strike was uncovered in the Battle Giant mine about a mile from Malheur City in Malheur county. Ore samples show dazzling free gold visible to any novice. The 12 foot ledge has been exposed for 800 feet and has spurred prospectors to rush to the diggings in hopes of staking extensions.
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Baker City
Oregon
Battle Giant
Malheur City
Malheur County
Estensons
Plans for 12 American lighthouses revised for funds
May 16 in Alasta Washington the lighthouse board sent back plans costing 400000 for 12 lighthouses after finding them too elaborate and ordered advertisements for bids. Captain Langfitt sought day work under his supervision but the board preferred contracting with reliable parties.
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Washington
Lighthouse Board
Langfitt
Jaber
Best Hop Contract of Season in Ralem
The contract filed lists George L. Rose agreeing to deliver crops for 1901 1904 and 1906 to B and W Hope at Seattle. The agreement specifies payment at a rate of ten cents per unit. The document indicates delivery to the Seattle area and references hop crops for the specified years.
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Ralem
George L. Rose
W Hope
Seattle
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Granth Creek
Admiralty
District of
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Mads
Alasta Lighthouses
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