Winifred and Hastings plan a memorial visit at the Court
Hastings persuades Lady Grace to host a short stay at the Court for Winifred and Mrs Clayton. The trip rekindles Old Feelings as Winifred recalls their past and Hastings confesses love. A letter reveals Sir Clayton dies abroad, triggering a rapid scramble over inheritance and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Grace Farquhar
Mrs. Clayton
Mr. Hastings
Miss Eyre
Lady Grace
Lay ‘Grace
Clayton
Marion
Winifred
Hastings
Grace
Sir Clayton
Wedding Winds Through Court As Hastings Plans Swift Union
In a twilight Court scene, Hastings pledges swift marriage to Winifred after two years apart. Sir Howard supports a lavish wedding from Hurst Manor with £20,000 for Errol and £10,000 for Sir Clayton. Lady Grace outfits a grand trousseau while Mrs Clayton prepares to attend. A mysterious foreign letter arrives three weeks before the ceremony, unsettling Milady Clayton and Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Grace
Errol
Winifred
Mr. Hastings
Miss Eyre
Marion
Londo
Simmons
Francis
Alfred Clayton
London
Sir Clayton
Clayton
Mr. Clayton
Lupin
Paris
Sir Howard
Hurst Manor
Howard Champion
Trousseau
Fee
Mrs. Clayton
Volumes in the British Museum reach two million plus
The British Museum Library now counts over 2,000,000 volumes. It includes more than 16,000 volumes of London newspapers, about 47,000 volumes of provincial newspapers, 10,000 volumes of Scottish papers, and 9,000 from Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
London
Ireland
Copernicus Named Father of Modern Astronomy
The article credits Nicolaus Copernicus as the father of modern astronomy, highlighting his pioneering heliocentric theory and enduring influence on scientific thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copernicus
Ore developments in Oregon mining districts progress noted
Diggings management tests to be shipped upon arrival as shaft reaches 80 feet. Dixie group vein now 60 feet wide near Granite Boulder Creek four miles from Morning mine in Greenhorn district. May Queen hoisting plant under construction to reach 600 feet depth. Red Boy district operations at May Queen and Midway group machinery installed. sawmill erected and 500 cords of wood ordered for hoist building. Valley Queen sacks ore while a high grade quartz winze is sunk. Flora property test run by Arthur and McEwen reports satisfactory results. Copperopolis in Quartzburg district resumes work with main crosscut tunnel over 600 feet and a copper ledge drift extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Group
Granite Boulder Creek
Greenhorn District
May Queen
Red Boy
Midway Group
Valley Queen
Arthur & McEwen
Flora M
Copperopolis
Quartzburg
New Naturalization Laws Warn Oregon Residents
Governor Chamberlain releases a Washington letter about federal naturalization changes that took effect July 3 1903. Records must prove allegiance to organized government and lack of disqualifying affiliations. Certificates must state compliance with all pertinent acts or be null. The law was approved March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Chamberlain
Department of State
Washington, D. C
United States
Br Kiling
Ce Olone Ae Baylor
Oregon & Pacific Railroad Eyes Grant Pass to Crescent City
Colonel T Waln Morgan Draper, chief engineer, reports the Oregon & Pacific Railroad will likely reach Crescent City within a year. Backed by Waldo Smelting & Mining, the line from Grants Pass to Gasquet already has rights of way secured for over three quarters of its length and all stations and depots with sidings have been provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon & Pacific Railroad
Grants Pass
Crescent City
T. Waln-Morgan Draper
Waldo Smelting & Mining Company
Waldo
Gasquet
Cal
Local events calendar for Oregon state fairs and meetings
Ninth annual regatta in Astoria August 19 21. State fair in Salem September 14 19. Southern Oregon District fair Eugene October 29 October 3. North west Indian agencies Newport summer meeting. Klamath county fair Klamath Falls October 6 9. Good roads Jacksonville August 15. Fruitgrowers convention Tillamook July 29 31. Knights of Pythias As toria August 20 21. Teachers institute La Grande August 17 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Salem
Eugene
Summer Association of the Northwest Indian Agencies
Newport
Klamath Falls
Good Roads
Jacksonville
Fruitgrowers
Teachers’ Institute
Tillamook
Knights of Pythias
la Grande
Insane Population Growing at State Asylum
Superintendent J F Calbreath reports July figures show inmate numbers rising from 1324 to 1332 with 38 new admissions and one escape returned. Fourteen discharged, 16 died, one eloped. 939 males and 393 females. Average maintenance 9.31 monthly or 30 cents daily. total article value consumed 6316.39 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Calbreath
State Insane Asylum
Oregon National Guard to Receive 959 Rifles and 60 Carbines
The adjutant-general’s office announces a shipment of 959 United States rifles and 60 carbines with bayonets belts scabbards and related gear is en route to Portland. The equipment aims to ready home troops for the annual encampment in September while a site for the mobilization awaits a decision due to railroad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Adjutant-General’s Office
Oregon National Guard
United States
Portland
Weston State Normal School Adopts Applied Kindergarten Chair
The professional department expands with a new chair of applied kindergarten. Miss Violet Elizabeth Bowlby of Astoria is elected to fill the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston State Normal School
Violet Elizabeth Bowlby
Astoria
Enlarge the Reserve Withdraws Nine Townships
Acting commissioner orders withdrawal of 9 townships in Clackamas Marion and Linn counties from settlement adjoining Cascade forest reserve. Each township spans 23,040 acres totaling 207,360 acres with 81,326 acres vacant and 38,400 unsurveyed. Interior Department seeks to extend the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clackamas
Marion
Linn
Land Office
Cascade Forest Reserve
General Land Office
Interior Department
Oregon endorses jetty improvements petition through Hurd
Behalf of Sinslaw Harbor Commercial Club of Eugene indorses O W Hurd of Portland to present to the secretary of war and Congress. The petition asks government to continue well commenced improvements on the Sinslaw harbor jetty and bears Oregon Congressional delegation endorsement. Hurd travels next to Portland, San Francisco to gain city commercial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinslaw Harbor
Commercial Club
Eugene
O. W. Hurd
Plorenter
Secretary of War
Congress
Oregon
Hurd
Portland
San Francisco
Warships Head for Astoria Regatta
A telegram from the secretary of the navy informs the Astoria regatta committee that the gunboat Alert is ordered to Astoria for the event. Assurances say the New York Marblehead and Bennington will join if they return from the Alaskan cruise in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Secretary of the Navy
Alert
Moody
New York
Marblehead
Bennington
Market Prices for Wheat Flour and Related Commodities
Grain and flour markets show quotes for Wheat in Walla Walla with bushel and cent prices, flour products from Valley with patent and graham rates, rye and hard wheats, plus barley feeds and malts. Dairy and livestock values cover butter, cheese, poultry, potatoes, beef, veal, mutton, hogs, and wool, with regional notes on Oregon and California prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Graham
Burbanks
Oregon
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Forrester
Milady
Ieee
Godefrol Lupin
Switzerland
Sumpter Mines
Oregon & Pacific
Oregon City
Hope
Wool — Valley
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