Countess Loscher Plots to Frustrate Karl and Hedwig Marriage
The piece describes Countess Loscher scheming to block the marriage between Karl and Hedwig to preserve the Livonian kingdom. A royal chancellor proposes a royal alliance by marrying Hedwig to King Kurt, while intrigue and plots unfold amid a tense court atmosphere.
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Loscher
Karl
Hedwig
Synopsin
Livonia
Ferdinand William Otto
Bobby ‘Thorpe
Ells
Sux
Keats
Karin
Divdwig
Kurt
Court intrigue and a letters scheme unfold in shadows
The Countess Loschek schemes amid palace plots and a perilous plan to secure her throne while Hedwig and Karl face a collapsing regime. A petty clerk Peter Niburg becomes entangled in a dangerous exchange with Herman Spier as conspiracies tighten around the court.
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Loschek
Hedwig
Karl
Summer Palace
Olga Loschek
Peter Niburg
Herman
Hertun
Peter
Mermin
Hetor
Sind
Hungaria
Peter Niburk
Minn
Madame Marie
Eterniburg
Marie
The Right to Live and Love in the Archduchess Household
In a tense royal dining room Hedwig confronts her mother Archduchess Annunciata about her day and a possible betrothal. The mother hints at arranged plans involving her marriage to Laviseh, while Hedwig protests being consulted. Olga Loschel watches, eyes burning.
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Oxkar
Otto
Von
Oskar
Ferdinand Villantio
Mins Braithwaite
Jewlous
Christies
Une
Dune
Peter Niburg
Tuving
Herman Spier
Herman
Peter
Petersburg
St. Peter
American Scene
Indy
Lyons
Annuncia
Hedwig
Hida
Lariseh
Prac Healy
Hint
Laviseh
Anit
Annunelata
Olga Loschel
Message of the Countess Stolen Sparks Turmoil
The tale recounts a countess message stolen and delivered to King Karl, triggering widespread trouble for several people. Readers are urged to follow the next installment for the full fallout and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Courtroom tumble as defendant lifts attorney in court gag
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer tale a husky defendant on trial for assault and battery dramatically upends the prosecutor, then lifts him and hurls him across a table amid bemused spectators. Emerson laughter noted by a Kansas City Star interview with Horace Greeley emissary.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Conwell
Horace Greeley
Ralph Waldo Emerson
New York Tribune
Emerson
Concord
Kansas City Star
Mr. Emerson
Mr. Conwell
Iowa Lincoln Highway progress praised in state meetings
H C Ostermann field secretary for the Lincoln Highway association reports extensive road work across Iowa. Meetings in Clinton, Linn, Marshall, Story, Boone and Greene counties reveal graveling, all weather roads, and plans for permanent route marking funded by counties with local support. By year end 1918 expected 1000 sustaining members and notable state officials in attendance.
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Iowa
H. C. Ostermann
Lincoln Highway Association
Ostermann
Hawkeye
Lincoln Highway
D. H W. Goodell
Tama
Lincoln Highway Sociation
Thomas H. MacDonald
J. W. Holden
H. C. Beard
Town
State Highway Commission
Lincoln
Me. Ostermann
Clinton County
Cedar
Tann
Benton
Crawford
Linn
Marshall County
Story
Boone
Greene
Crawford County
Goodell
Tow Plana
Aido N
Wen
Pottawattamle County
Council Bluffs
Lincoln ‘Hway
MacDonald
Repairs Needed for Roads Proposal All Levels Unite
Government urged to press states counties and towns to fix mudholes low spots and damaged culverts to drag roads after rain and maintain bridges to keep highways smooth and safe as a temporary measure to aid transportation, cites Pitt and Quarry.
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Pitt and
Quarry
Stand Heavy Motor Traffic in Connecticut Roads
Road builders are made and trained largely at public expense. There is demand for roads everywhere to improve comfort of life. Barns must be clean and ventilated, feeding livestock requires ample feed.
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Connecticut
Oron
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Long
the King
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Wida
Teo
Karl Karnia
Port Kart
Olga Toschick
Nikky
Niky Larseh
Phat
Nikkeye
Thodwig
Mer
Nicky
Hoeilwig
Holt
Male
Trippen
Hetle
Asm
Minna
Humbert
Ms Visitor
Dally
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