Forbidden union at Hazell Court fuels class pride
Errol Hastings battles his royalist duty to the Champion family while Winifred Eyre, a farmer's daughter, draws closer to the Hastings circle. Lady Grace Farquhar plans to help Winifred rise above her station as family tensions and old loyalties test hearts.
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Errol
Winifred
Miss Champion
Hazell Court
Mr. Hastings
Grace Farquhar
Ulrica- St. Ego
Ter
Angela
Harold Erskine
Flora
Harold
Tournure
Hastings
Lord Harold
Miss Alton
Harol
Lady Grace
Winifred Champion
Sir Howard
Valanton
England
Madame Montolieu
Grace
Marion
Madame
Madame de Montolieu
Winifred Eyre
Court Socials Draw Attention in County
Winifred meets Hawkins the gamekeeper who invites her to the Court event tomorrow. He frets over offense as she calmly thanks him and he explains the grand doings, noting the ballroom and expected county families traveling from miles to attend.
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Winifred
Hawkins
The Garden Ball and Winifred's Secret Resolve
Winifred Eyre pleads to attend a covert garden ball with Mr. Hastings while facing pride and distress. Flora Champion accompanies Hastings in public, sparking jealousy as Winifred witnesses his gaze fixed on another. The scene ends with Winifred demanding to leave, as suspense builds for the next installment.
Tornado devastates Gainsville killing scores in Georgia
A devastating tornado struck Gainsville Georgia at 12 45 PM causing at least 100 deaths and 150 injuries. The Gainesville cotton mill lost two upper floors with 32 workers killed. Nearby Pacolet mill cottages suffered 33 fatalities and 100 homes were destroyed. White Sulphur Springs reports unconfirmed deaths. Property losses total about 115000.
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Gainsville
Gainesville
Seanabies
Southern Railroad
New Holland
Pacolet Cotton Mills
Pacolet Company
Joseph Logan
Jones General
White Sulphur Springs
Navy halts Bremerton yard ship repairs awaiting compliance
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Darling will withhold all new ships for Bremerton until the Puget Sound yard shows visible steps to meet Navy demands. Captain Bleeker cites broad town support to remove questionable resorts but notes licenses must expire to close saloons.
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Washington
Bremerton
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Darling
Bleeker
Navy Department
Front Street
Department
Waite Arrested in Seattle for Manila Embezzlement
Deputy U S Marshal John Stringer arrested Ed L Waite in Seattle on arrival from Vancouver and Victoria. Waite is wanted in Manila for embezzling about 9000 from Colonel Newberry's bank where he served as cashier. He denies the charge and claims he left Manila May 2.
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Seattle
United States
John Stringer
Ed. L. Waite
Manila
Waite
Colonel Newberry
Philippines
Hong Kong
Tartar
Vancouver
B. C
Washington
Stringer
Three Die as Molten Iron Engulfs Laborers at Pueblo Furnace
In Pueblo Colorado a gang of laborers below a blast furnace at Colorado Fuel and Iron Company works were struck when the furnace vent opened suddenly. Molten iron and blazing gas poured over them and several were killed or severely burned. Three men were cooked alive as their clothes burned away and skin was burned beyond recognition.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Most Urges Peaceful Patriotism at Chicago Banquet
Herr Johann Most spoke at a Sharp Shooters Park banquet under Arbeiter Zeitung auspices. Police guarded the grove as anarchists gathered, but the talk avoided anarchist themes and urged support for the flag and U S Constitution and rejection of violence.
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Chicago
Johann Most
Sharpshooters
Arbeiter Zeitung
Most
United States
Albanian Chiefs Exiled as Macedonia Tensions Rise
Dispatches from Constantinople claim exile of 100 Albanian chiefs restores calm, while Uskub reporter foresees more fighting in Albania. Tarieh plans exile of 10 percent of Macedonia’s leading Bulgarians, mostly schoolmasters and merchants, from 300 suspected ringleaders. Rebel bands show renewed activity and dynamite bombs arrive from Bulgaria.
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London
Constantinople
The
Times
Porte
Uskub
Albania
Tarieh
Macedonia
Banda
Bulgaria
Flood Threatens Kansas City Amid Rising Waters
Kansas City faces a severe flood as gas and electric services fail and water works shut down. Rail transport is crippled and rain worsens the situation with the river holding steady near 35 feet. Weather official Chief Connor warns continued rains could drive the level higher.
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Kansas City
Connor
Weather Bureau
Hermann elected Representative in First Oregon District
Salem June 2 Binger Hermann of Douglas county was elected Representative in Congress from the First Oregon District by about 1800 votes over A B Reames. The vote was light 30 to 35 percent and Hermann carried Benton Coos Curry Douglas Klamath Lake Lincoln Lane Linn Marion Tillamook and Washington counties with Yamhill in doubt awaiting official count.
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Salem
Binger Hermann
Douglas County
Oregon
A. B. Reames
Tongue
Hermann
Benton
Coos
Curry
Douglas
Klamath
Lake
Lincoln
Lane
Linn
Marion
Tillamook
Washington
Keames
Clackamas
Jackson
Josephine
Polk
Yamhill County
Fire Destroys Racine Boat Plant. 300 Foot Flame Tower
Flames swept the southern Racine manufacturing district in the afternoon, causing about 300000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in the Racine Boat Manufacturing Company boiler room and a nearby gasoline tank exploded before firefighters arrived. A 300 foot high tower of flame rose, but no injuries were reported as workers were absent.
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Racine, Wis
Racine Boat Manufacturing Company
Castro Decree Closure May Be Recognized By U S
Washington reports the United States may recognize the legality of Castro’s decree closing insurgent held ports in Venezuela. Although not a blockade, its enforcement would carry similar consequences.
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Castro
Washington
United States
Venezuela
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