From Poorhouse to Palace Chapter XIX Summary
Rose Lincoln returns to Glenwood with her father and Jenny after a long illness. Rose’s nervousness at her grandmother's home clashes with Mrs Howland's warmth as she clings to privacy and security. Mary Temple Campbell untangles family history, learning Ella Temple may be Mary’s aunt, and Mary and Mrs Campbell forge a new, hopeful bond as clues about Sarah Fletcher remain uncertain.
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Albany
Mr. Lincoln
Jenny
Rose
Boston
Glenwood
Mrs. Howland
Mrs. Lincoln
Mount Holyoke
Chicopee
Mrs. Campbell
Ella
England
Mary
Jane
Sarah
America
Henry Temple
Allie
Darling
New York
Morris
Pele
Fletchers
Old Temple
Rose Lincoln
Campbell
Henry Lincoln
Henry
Elia
Mary Howe
Wide Range of Global Happenings Noted for Week
A digest of events includes the Havana drydock possibly moved to Subig bay Luzon Aguinaldo irked by confinement steel industry to open plants Russia Thibet talks heat waves in Britain and the corn belt Volga peasants near famine General Davis relieves Robbe in the Philippines Mrs Kruger dies Epworth League convention in San Francisco fireside strikes near end Major ONeill Portland mayor dies in Spokane Oklahoma land openings feared unrest Japan or Italy trade ties Lebanon and more
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Havana
Subig Bay
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Steel Trust
Russia
Thibet
British Isles
Kansas
Nebraska
Volga
Davis
General Robbe
Philippine Islands
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Civil Commission Reorders Cebu Batangas Provinces Under Military Rule
United States Civil Commission reports three months of provincial rule in Cebu Bohol Batangas failed to pacify. Civil officials remain but answer to General Chaffee, not Taft. Cebu Cebu insurgents besieged towns. Bohol insurrection renewed. Mindoro Mindanao occupation planned. Whitmarsh defends charges in Manila. Insular constabulary reorganized to allow consolidation across provinces.
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Manila
United States Civil Commission Today
Cebu
Bohol
Batangas
Luzon
Chaffee
Taft
General Chaffee
Mindoro
Twentieth
H. Phelps Whitmarsh
Benguet
United States Philippine Commission
Whitmarsh
Insular Constabulary
Enigmatic family ties surface as Ella and Henry loom
Mrs Campbell wins a quiet interlude as Mary Horseley reads and recalls England. A treasured miniature of a child stirs tears and hints at a shared maternal link. Ella Temple and Mary Horseley uncover a mother daughter bond that shifts suspicion toward truth.
Quips and Jokes From Early 20th Century Papers
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and captions from Philadelphia presses. The snippets mock longshoremen safety chatter, deadpan retorts about dress, and light verbal banter between characters and readers.
Growth and Happenings in the Oregon Commonwealth
Miltons seeks a cannery in Milton. Wool trades expand from Lostine. Crook county courts pay bounties on 740 coyote scalps. Florence seeks stronger fire protection. Quail sightings near Lostine. Sheep move to summer pastures in the Greenhorn mountains. A California lion frightened children near Marshfield. A J Knollin & Co ships 5,000 sheep from Harney to Soda Springs Idaho. Coos River hatchery expansion increases eggs to 4,500,000 annually. Oregon Ground Hog mine near Austin shows valuable free milling gold with a 6 foot ledge and a high grade seam. Birch creek farmer yields three tons hay from an alkali acre of brome grass. Drought presses Silver Lake region. Bears in Coos county berry patches. Squirrels trouble Polk county wheat. Lime use boosts wheat smut control in valley farms. Eugene Lumber Co.\u2019s Willamette log drive reaches 1,000,000 feet. New ferry launched at Hendricks crossing on the McKenzie near Eugene. Fire destroys 10 acres of Herman Polk\u2019s wheat and a culvert on the W & C Railroad near Fulton. Grasshoppers threaten crops south of Pilot Rock. Linn county partridges thrive after release. three broods near Knox Butte. Chinese pheasants abound in the valley with many old birds and good young populations.
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Milton
Lostine
Crook County
Florence
Wallowa
Greenhorn Mountains
California
Marshfield
A. J. Knollin & Co
Huntington
Harney County
Soda Springs
Idaho
Coos River
Oregon Ground
Austin
F. Ganger
Birch Creek
Pendleton
Silver Lake
Coos County
Polk County
Eugene Lumber Co
Willamette
Hendricks Crossing
McKenzie River
Eugene
Herman Polk
Fulton Station
Pilot Rock
Linn County
Knox Butte
Three-Screw Cruisers Could Sail 10000 Mile Voyages
Washington July 22 plans for new armored cruisers authorize a major propulsion shift. Three independent screws allow 10 knots for long voyages while readying all three for 22 to 23 knots in emergencies. Alternating screws enables at least 10,000 miles without coal stops.
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Washington
Congress
Appeals for Protection at Grand Mesa Lakes
William Radcliffe seeks state protection for property at Grand Mesa lakes in Delta county. He reports armed men inhabiting the land and threatening his employer with death if he remains. He met with the state game commissioner and asks the attorney general for guidance. Radcliffe values his young trout at 10 004 dollars and has appealed to the British consul for life and property protection.
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Denver
William Radcliffe
Grand Mesa Lakes
Delta County
Radcliffe
Coast Artillery Company to Fort Lawton Beattie
The Thirty-second coast artillery company is detailed to Fort Lawton on arrival at Beattie. The detachment of 110 men is in the Philippines and is expected to arrive within 30 days. Fort Lawton accommodations are being enlarged under a government contract to fit a two battery artillery unit.
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Beattie
Coast Artillery
Fort Lawton
Beattle
Philippines
Negotiations Continue Over Pekin Indemnity Revenue Dispute
In the House of Commons Lord Cranbourne said deadlock among foreign powers at Pekin concerned revenue collection earmarked for indemnity. He noted negotiations at Pekin were still in progress.
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London
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Lord Cranbourne
Pekin
Prices and market notes from Wheat to Hogs in the region
The column lists current values for Wheat Walla Walla and related grains, flour and millstuffs, hay, butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, mutton, hogs, veal, beef, wool and mohair, potatoes, and related commodities with per unit prices. It also notes Boston plans for a women’s college, a Dartmouth instrument for stellar heat, a British syndicate’s Missouri mine interests, and a Smithsonian expedition to China.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Graham
Oregon
America
Gomes
Ross
Hope
Wool — Valley
Boston
Dartmouth College
Oalc
Missouri
American Museum of Natural History
China
Major James ONeill Dies Pioneer and Portland Mayor
Major James ONeill a Northwest pioneer and Portland s third mayor died at 11 last night in Spokane He served as deputy clerk of the federal court and held multiple posts including superintendent of education for Nez Perce territory and state senator born February 8 1826 in Dunansburg N Y he shaped regional politics from Oregon City to Coeur d Alene reservation through 1860s and later served Stevens county auditor before his death
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Spokane
Wash
James O'Neill
Northwest
Portland
Federal Court
Dunansburg
Schenectady County
N. Y
Oregon
Oregon City
Wells, Fargo & Co
Lapwai
Nez Perces
Lincoln
United States Indian
Idaho
O'Neill
Coeur d'Alene Indian Reserve
New York State
Central Pacific
Sacramento
Ogden
Chewelah
Stevens County
Coeur d'Alenes
State Senate
Stevens
United States District
Eastern
Washington
Aguinaldo Chafes at Prolonged Prison Restraint
Aguinaldo expresses irritation at constant American surveillance in Manila. He must sign as prisoner when endorsing documents and refused to urge General Malvar to surrender. General Davis takes command in Mindanao and Jolo. Robbe to the United States. Sheridan transport sails with Fourteenth Infantry and Barry aboard. MacArthur to depart for San Francisco on the Sheridan.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Malvar
Luzon
Malacanan
Davis
Mindanao
Jolo
Robbe
United States
Sheridan
Fourteenth Infantry
Barry
MacArthur
Nagasaki
San Francisco
Distress Likely After Kiowa Comanche Reservation Lottery
Distress and possible unrest may follow the August 6 opening of the Kiowa Comanche reservation as about 160000 register for 13000 lottery claims. Thousands without money plan to settle near Lawton if they do not win, while campers face limited water and harsh prairie heat.
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Fort Sill
O. T
Lawton
Prairie Achoonera
Missouri Changing Its Course Near Leavenworth
Missouri river has cut banks eight miles south of Leavenworth and is pouring water into the Platte river. The Platte bed widens as the Missouri shifts, forming a five mile long island. If the new channel persists, this land may transfer from Missouri to Kansas.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Leavenworth
Platte River
Platte
Missouri
Kansas
Prairie Fires Cause Widespread Destruction Across Colorado
Destructive forest and prairie fires are reported across the state from the long dry spell. Timber fires burn for days near Mount Evans Longs Peak and the Kenosha range. Baca and Prowers counties, centers of stock raising, report severe prairie fires causing damage to grasses and timber.
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Denver
Mount Evans
Long's Peak
Kenosha Range
Baca
Prowers
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