A Noble Gift of Love Between Julia and Martin
Dr Martin Dobree visits a mysterious Englishwoman in Guernsey who hints at Olivia’s fate. Julia releases him from engagement with quiet dignity to protect Olivia, while Martin reunites with Olivia at Sark, touched by his mother’s frail care and rising hope.
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Southampton
Guernsey
London
Dr. Senior
Mesars
Scott and Brown
Jersey
Granville
Olivia
Julian
Missing Heart Severs Paths Between Martin and Julia
Martin returns to Julia with news that his heart lies elsewhere. Julia, in a fresh muslin dress, sits by the window with restless hands as sorrow and shame color the moment. Julia questions if she is worse and if he is there to fetch her to another, while he seeks a chance to speak after a long separation.
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Rue Haute
Kate Daltrey
Julia
Olivia
Martin
Sark
Johanna
Captain Carey
Lark
Tardif
Havre Gosselin
Tardis
Goullot Caves
Dr. Martin
Jella
Turkey and partridge form unlikely nesting partnership near Mont cello
A turkey and a partridge were found together guarding a large nest with thirteen partridge eggs and nearly as many turkey eggs, as owner Herm Cooney of Silverlake plans to expand partridge and turkey raising if the venture proves profitable.
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Montcello
N. Y
Herm Cooney
Silverlake
Decayed eggs sold prompt buyer warning in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn dairyman sold twelve eggs with five decayed ones. The purchaser returned the lot saying he wanted eggs from healthy hens. The buyer quipped that those eggs must have been laid when the hens were unwell. Later a woman accosts another in downtown in an excited exchange.
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Brooklyn
Multitude of World News Item Highlights
A wide weekly digest notes Malvar's Bulacan plans Pat Crowe surrender terms business fire in Los Gatos demand for Eastern Oregon lands sealer reports Behring Sea catches Otis calls for better prisons Russia Turkey Armenian murderers Turkey naval expansion Korean Balkans Cape Colony martial law King Edward buys Brittania Dr Tuttle dies Oregon farm exhibit Pan American prize Stone located on Turkish frontier Lipton Shamrock race plans Manila harbor contract dredging frontier artillery officers sent to France Two Negro murderers executed in Philadelphia Despatches on Afghanistan Ullah desert horses train wrecks Samar massacre casualties and canal treaty efforts
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Malvar
Bulacan
Pat Crowe
Los Gatos
Oregon
Otis
Russia
Turkey
Congress
Mediterranean
Manila
Congressman Weeks
Afghanistan
Cape Colony
King Edward
Brittania
H. P. Tuttle
Tacoma
Prince Ching
Halifax
Tilley
Tutuila
Scott
Washington
Miss Stone
Lipton
Shamrock
New York Yacht Club
Seattle
France
Child
West Side
Caleb Powers
Georgetwon
Philadelphia
Tumaco
America
Race
Galveston
Great Aspen
Union Pacific
General Chaffee
Samar
Utah
New York Central
Beott
Delano Stamp Mill
Boulder
Colo
Ha Ting Ashore in Dense Fog off Jarvis Island
Canadian Pacific steamer Ha Ting from Skagway to Vancouver ran aground in fog at Tucker Bay near Jarvis Island. With 170 passengers aboard, rescue efforts succeeded as Pilot Gunns reached Vancouver after a 35 mile row, while a tug later picked up the crew. Ship valued at about $240,000.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Ha Ting
Skagway
Tucker Bay
Jarvis Island
Lasquetti Island
Sabine Strait
Gosse
Newrotsos
Gunns
Hong Kong
Hole Found in Ha Ting Steamer Bottom At Sea
Reports from Vancouver dated October 15 say a large hole opened in the Ha Ting’s hull with the stern under seven feet of water at high tide. Pagers have been landed on stray islands. Hua Ting expected to be a total loss. Captain Gosse, noted for careful navigation, suffered his first accident.
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Vancouver
B. C
Stracal Islands
Gosse
Letter From Pat Crowe Surrender Terms Named
Omaha reports Chief Donahue received a fifteen page manuscript letter from Pat Crowe outlining terms to surrender for the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping. Crowe agrees to stand trial if not jailed until a jury finds him guilty and asks bail of 500 dollars.
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Omaha
Donahue
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Manchester
Afghan affairs prompt measures after royal succession
A St. Petersburg dispatch reported by the Daily Telegraph says Habib Ullah Khan’s brothers fled Kabul with their partisans at their father’s death. Habib Ullah dislikes their flight and has deployed detachments to defend Kabul and prevent their return. He plans to seek help from Emperor Nicholas and the Ameer of Bokhara.
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London
Ameer
Bokhara
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Habib Ullah Khan
Cabul
Habib Allah
Nicholas
Afghan force rounds Cabul to guard Europeans
Dispatches from Simla state a large Afghan force has formed around Cabul to keep order. Habib Ullah Khan assigns a special guard for each European, with guards instructed to risk their lives for safety. The Indian government delays Calcutta move and Lord Curzon postpones his tour indefinitely.
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London
Cabul
Eays
Daily Mail
Simla
Habib Ullah Khan
Calcutta
Lord Curzon
Thurston County Pioneer Wins Second World Exposition Gold
Olympia reports W. C. Blush, Thurston County pioneer, wins a gold medal at the Pan American exposition for best individual agricultural exhibit. The same honor previously went to Mr. Bush at the Chicago world’s fair for a similar display.
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Olympia
W. C. Blush
Thurston County
Bush
Hush
Growth and Happenings Across Oregon Industry
Sumpter nears completion of a new hotel. Albany votes December 2. Milton hosts a Woodmen of the World lodge. Jackson county teachers plan Ashland institute October 16 18. Medford grain warehouse collapse won’t be rebuilt until 10000 bushels sold. Milton onion crop strong with several carloads shipped, likely 20 total. Walla Walla fruit purchases by Dr Blalock pay 15 cents for apples and pears. prunes at 6 per ton harvested by Blalock. Crook County debt free with road fund ready for new bridges. Independence district maintains high school. Oregon wool wins Pan-American exhibit. Baker City electric light plant to get a new dynamo. Beech Creek mine near John Day reported collapsed. Railroads push industrial Oregon development. Post office returns up. Lewis and Clark centennial urged. J S McMeen farm home near Lamonta burned. Chinese pheasants spotted around Albany.
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Albany
Woodmen of the World
Milton
Jackson County
Ashland
Independence
Oregon
Baker City
John Day
Beech Creek
Agricultural prices and a note on the Seine and wars
The list shows grain and produce prices such as flour at 2.65 to 3.50 per barrel and butter at 25 to 27 cents, with eggs 20 to 25 cents, cheese to 13 to 14 cents, beef and mutton prices, and hay prices. A remark follows on the Seine river length of 407 miles and a historical comparison to the Franco-Prussian War costs, plus a discovery of a fifteenth century plow in Hoemeveling Germany.
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Oregon
Hope
Deee
Isto
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