Olivia the Enigmatic Wife and a Guernsey Tale
Olivia, married to Richard Foster, fled Melbourne years ago and resurfaced in Sark. Kate Daltrey reveals Olivia is Foster’s wife, and her dowry remains locked in the Bank of Australia. Martin Carey grapples with protecting Olivia as legal and social pressures loom.
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Julia
Kate Daltrey
Burk
Olivia
Jove
Martin
Julis
Jusia
Sark
Jalié
Huck
Martint
Neal
Olivier
Kate
Richard Foster
Melbourne
Abercy
Me ‘Pewret
Richard
Ilo
Richani
Ife
Bank of Australia
Carey
Evren
Saecelate
Avery Silance
Turdi
Amaliet
Guernsey
Kate Daltres
Captain Carey
Torg
To be continued A Horrid Mean Thing
Fragment from a narrative scene on an east lawn where a woman adores a rival and a man feigns indifference. Dialogue highlights flirtation and vanity as the swing sways and then empties, leaving the couple apart.
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Saya
Memphia Scimitar
Voich
Gorry
Ile la
Anthem Returns in Philadelphia Chorus Performance
A Philadelphia chorus sang an anthem themed We have turned every one to his own way. The crowd noted repeated turning of pages as the line We have turned rose again and again while the singers moved to the next page. An elderly reader commented with muted amusement about the rotating verses.
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Suniter Sud
Olivia
Martin
Olivia Bhout
Captain Carey
Philadelphia
Turaim
Slerper
Reinforcements Aim to Expand Garrisons in the Philippines
General Chaffees notes limited prospect of major ensnarement in Samar and Leyte while reinforcing to about 38 men per garrison. Bolomen spread inflammatory bulletins in Bulacan and Tarlec, Luzon, as military prisoners gain habeas corpus protections after an accord between Taft and Chaffon.
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Manila
Chaffffes
Bamar
Balangiga
Iayte
Samar
Leyte
Agamar
Wheaton
Tarlec
Ieland
Luzon
Marines Sent to Samar in Active Insurrection
A cablegram from Rear Admiral Rogers says 300 marines from New York sail today to Catbalogan then Basay and Balangiga to cooperate with the army amid active insurrection in Samar. Naval officers plan landings at each point while other naval forces concentrate on Samar.
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Navy Department
Rogers
Secrtiary
Sas Navy
Washington
Samar
New York
Catbalgan
Basey
Balangiga
Army
Aretha
Afso
Basoy
Fast Mail Train Wreck Near McCammon Idaho
Oregon Short Line west-bound fast mail No 1 wrecked four miles east of McCammon at 3 90 this afternoon. Engineer Purtell and fireman Paul Spidell of Pocatello killed. Engine climbed a filled-in curve and fell 20 feet into the embankment taking the mail baggage and buffet cars. Two mail clerks and the express messenger slightly bruised. No passengers injured. Purtell left a widow and three children. Head engineer had 19 years with the line.
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Pocatello
Idaho
McCammon
Purtell
Paul Spidell
Fucatello
Spidell
Mall Clorke
Oregon Short Line
Transport Sheridan Reaches Nagasaki in Disabled Condition
Washington reports the transport Sheridan arrived at Nagasaki in a disabled state and cannot sail for three weeks. It carries about 800 short term soldiers 260 sick soldiers and 19 insane soldiers aboard. No cause given. The transport Warren was sent from Manila to Nagasaki to take on the sick soldiers once Sheridan is ready.
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Washington
Jury Finds Contractor Responsible in Collapsed Pier Case
The coroner's jury in Butte Montana on October 2 returned a verdict that Sebia Dougherty died when the pier in front of the Oppenheimer building collapsed. It found the material poor and the work careless, holding the contractors responsible.
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Butte
Mont
Agaii Sebia Dougherty
Oppenheimer
Siplaners Wage Advenss Notice to Manufacturers
Fragmented notice warns of wage adjustments across the cotton industry with increases of per cent within a month. Communiques direct manufacturers to respond by November 4 and address secretary’s directive to the group.
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All River
Macs
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Treneport Sheridan
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