Olivia Lady of the Guernsey isle and the doctor
Dr. Martin continues nursing Olivia Ollivier in Guernsey while she plans to secure her future by selling belongings and relying on friends. The patient reveals poverty and a hopeful wish for independence as correspondence with Tardif and Mr. Martin evolves.
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Amime -Olivier
Scott
Love
Miss Oliivier
Tardif
Sidde
Miss Ollivier
Julia
Dr. Martin
Mother Renouf
Susanne Tardit
Mies Ollivier
Frank
Guernsey
Dr. Martian
Martin
Alond
Lo Wywell
Howe
Southampton
Guwermeey
Olivia
Agaia
Sare
Olivier
Olliviere
Sark
Olive
Livy
Lark
Osrey
Havre Goeeelin
Creax
Emma
Maria Broward
Martial
Carey
Havre Goeselin
Dreux
Maria
Fragmented confession at a seaside estate interview
An unnamed narrator argues with Miss Ollivier about past life and future friendship while a physician’s duty to care clashes with personal pride. The tense exchange reveals feelings, a marriage plan, and a hopeful but wary farewell as plans to part ways unfold.
Turned Down Refuses Marriage Help Phrase
The piece portrays a witty exchange where a woman resists accepting a marriage proposal as a means to gain resources. It captures a cautious stance on leveraging personal fortune for partnership and cites a Philadelphia Press flavor.
Edwin Markham Works Beside The Man with the Hee
The passage discusses Edwin Markham and questions what else he wrote besides The Man with the Hee. A Brooklyn Bulletin style line mocks the idea of multiple similarly titled works and hints at confusion over Markham's authorship.
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Mies Midweed
Edwin Markham
Mies Fiatbach
Bresklyn Bagie
Fragmented quotes hint at broken engagements and gossip
The text records fragmented lines about feuds and relationships, noting a broken engagement with Jack Billwink and an uncle who died leaving him independently rich, with conflicting remarks from multiple papers. The source shows sparse dialogue and newspaper blurbs without cohesive context.
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Johkes
Mavd
Mabel
Maud
Jack Billwink
Chicago Tribune
Fragmentary note on family relations and proverbs
A garbled OCR snippet from the Ohio State Journal discusses family ties and promises of protection. It includes phrases about loving and cherishing a daughter and mentions in laws and two sons in law. A proverb about turning away wrath is also referenced.
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Ohio State Journal
Turkish Ambassador Ordered to Leave Paris After Diplomatic Row
Paris reports indicate Mur Bey, Turkish ambassador, is expelled as France pressures Turkey to meet obligations. Disruptions spread from Armenia and Macedonia to Mecca as brigand activity and unpaid wages provoke unrest. Constans and Delcassé confer as France threatens further claims if Sultan does not yield.
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Paris
Mur Bey
Bultan
France
Munir Bey
Turkey
Armenia
Macedonia
Mecca
Adrianople
Salonica
Nouri Bey
Albania
Tarais
Prisrend
Uskul
Prince Chun Leaves Basel for Berlin Amid Ceremony Waiver
In Basel Switzerland on a September day Prince Chun and his entourage departed for Berlin aboard an imperial special train. Emperor William waived ceremonial kowtow. only Prince Chun and Ying Chang to be received. The mission will stay in Berlin for a fortnight and has invitations from Britain Italy the United States Belgium and Japan.
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Basel
Switzerland
German Public Satelite Berlin Sept 6
Count von Bulow overcame the obstacle amid public relief as China objects to kowtow rites and Prince Chun to apologize. The Chinese minister to Germany opposed the prostration, risking equal status in the diplomatic corps.
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Berlin
Count von Bulow
Prince Chun Wil
Custon
Kotowng
Nordeney
Anish
Germany
Germany as peacemaker amid Franco German tensions
Reports say Germany acts as a mediator between France and Germany as officials acknowledge the Sultan's request for good relations. Turkish officials received low salaries while the Porte is advised to settle with France promptly to avoid further disputes.
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Germany
France
Northport Smeltermen Union replies to injunction
Spokane dispatch reports sensational charges in the Northport Smeltermen Union reply to a restraining order. The union alleges majority stock in the smelter company is owned by subjects of King Edward with no land rights here. Bela Kadiah, smelter superintendent, is accused of offering a $2000 bribe to an officer to dissolve the union. The union contends its members only seek peaceful, voluntary persuasion and to present facts to those willing to listen.
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Spokane
Northport Smeltermen's Union
Edward
Bela Kadiah
Carnegie gifts to four miners after 1870 disaster in London
Andrew Carnegie gave £100 to Rheddon Law Jocas and Dick four miners from the same colliery collapse era. The sum was a charitable gesture following the fatal disaster at Deibristle Ferthabire colliery, honoring fallen comrades.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Rheddon
Law
Jocas
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Erie
Dr. J
Petug
Keolf
Mise
Pephigh
Teller
Philadelphia Press
Iedée
Prince Chun
Chincee Prince
Satlelied
Franse
Merghport Sex
Termen
Carnegie
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