Miss Million Or The Witch Of Monte Carlo Romance
Merrick intervenes as Count Leon tries to seize Constance on Lionel Villebois yacht. He defeats Leon, escorts Constance to safety, and later ferries her to her hotel. Constance expresses curiosity about Merrick, while he narrates a plan to disrupt Monte Carlo gambling. He is drawn to her despite danger and danger to his own heart.
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Viti
Count Leon
Amile
Merrick
Sirocco
Sahara
Villebois
Sir Lionel
Jones
Mark Merrick
Misa
Lionel
France
Russia
John Lane
Constance
Leon
Africa
Mark
Nice
Ike
Monte Carlo
Eny
Little Miss Millions
Europe
Moerrick
Villebola
Monte Carlo Scene Hums With Euro Riches and Intrigue
Jones and Merrick arrive at Monte Carlo’s famed gaming rooms amid a glittering crowd. They observe famous figures, gamblers, and the alluring princess as the casino atmosphere buzzes with risk, charm, and potential plots against the famed traveler.
Jones and Merrick Plot a Bold Bank Raid at Monte Carlo
Jones and Merrick plan a daring casino operation in Monte Carlo and Monaco era settings. The narrative follows their watchful preparations amid crowds, cards, and danger as they weigh bold moves against grim odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden Baden
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Jones
Merrick
Congance
South Africa
Bengal
David
Goliath
Trente Et Quarante
Quixote
Europe
Count von Zeppelin’s Fall From Airship Fame
Count von Zeppelin who built the largest airships is ruined by failed experiments. He plans to dismantle his craft to sell aluminium. Once German embassy military attache in the U S during the Civil War and a cavalry raid leader in France in 1870, his career spans early aviation and war contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Zeppelin
Zeppelin
United States
France
Airship Crosses the Sahara Feasibility Debate
In France a proposed Sahara crossing by balloon is debated as M Deburaux seeks funds to build a multi passenger airship. He claims Tunis to Niger travel is windwardly feasible and ready to test, but estimates a $160000 cost to construct and equip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
France
M. Deburaux
Tunis
Niger
Bishop Sells Gold Enchariot For Charity In Austria
The bishop Theodore Kohn a philanthropic figure in Oimutz Austria offers his ornate gold chariot and eight horses for sale. The carriage has belonged to the bishopric for several hundred years to fund aid for the poor.
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Philanthroaote
Theodore Kohn
Kialyop
Oimutz
Austria
National Bird of Guatemala Death to Captivity
A New York article discusses Guatemala's national emblem parrot known for its escape resistance and supposed ritual self death when captured. It notes the bird as a green tufted parrot with a long tail, living in forests away from towns, and describes native trapping with tree glue and the belief that parrots kill themselves rather than remain in captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Guatemala
Ths
New York
Hat Thief Snags 60 Cent Prize at Charity Sale
A Philadelphia woman, chasing a bargain, swaps her hat for a 60 cent untrimmed hat at a charity sale. She pays with coins and slips away unnoticed while another shopper eyeing the original hat misses the switch. It ends with the thief escaping with the fashionable headpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hamed
Ebhe
Gladstone Library near Hawarden nears completion
The Hawarden library, funded by national subscriptions to honor Mr. Gladstone, is rapidly finishing. It stands near the church on a hill overlooking the Dee estuary with nearly 26 000 books, two main halls, and an Aberdeen granite foundation stone inscribed to preserve Gladstone’s library and memory.
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Gladstone
Hawarden
Dee
Aberdeen
William Ewart Gadstone
Foundaon For
New York Evening Post
Fool Eating In Bogs and Snails As Delicacies
A British Church meeting notes poverty drives girls to collect snails in bogs. Snails, euphemistically called wall fish, are boiled and eaten with pepper and bread. The piece cites antiquated beliefs on snails boosting wind, stamina, and lung health, citing Dr Bulleyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Pastoral and Society
Snals
Bulleyn
Henry VII
London Chronicle
Agreement Elevates Judgment in Public Discourse
A concise saying suggests that praising judgment is achieved by aligning with the speaker. It highlights how agreement signals approval and reinforces authority in discussions.
Elkhorn railroad progress signals September homestead draw
Laying steel on the Verdigris extension of the Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad advances. The Verdigris end reaches 416000 acres ready for 2600 free 160 acre homesteads. Bonesteel to host the drawing as plans aim for a September 22 opening and service soon after September 1. Three new Boyd county towns rise as rail line spurs growth.
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Omaha
Neb
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
Gregory County
South Dakota
Elkhorn
Bonested
Elkhorn Road
Verdleria
Buikhorn
Boyd County
Nebraska
J. W. Forbes
Bonestee
Homesteader’s Guide
Forbow
Cials
Washington
Rosebud
Forbes
Hegory
Boyd
Niobrara
Monowl
Lynch
Bristow
Spencer
Anoka
Putte
Butte
Bonestool
John C. David Ends His Life in Lincoln
John C. David president of the Lincoln Paint and Color company, shot himself in the head with a .22 revolver. Officials cited mental strain from personal affairs as the motive.
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Lincoln, Neb
John C. David
Lincoln Paint and Color Company
Lightning Strikes Church During Nevada Graduation
Lightning hit the First Methodist church in Odell during the 1902 high school graduation exercises. Several people were knocked unconscious but none seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Nev
First Methodist
Elkhorn Roller Mills Destroyed by Fire
Elkhorn Nebraska June 11 a blaze totalled the Elkhorn roller mills causing about eight thousand dollars in loss with only minimal insurance. The mill belonged to Charles Cebly and dated back to 18h.
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Roller Milla
Elkhorn
Neb
Elkhorn Roller Mills
Charles Ceblelp
Flood Loss Estimated at Fifty Thousand in Beatrice Area
Farm residents report grain losses around $50,000 due to a flood in Beatrice Nebraska. The river runs wide in many sections, and flood conditions disrupt local farming activities.
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Beatrice
Neb
Farmore
Drowned while swimming near Lincoln
Hans Wolff fifth son of Emil Wolff of five miles east of Lincoln drowned in a pond formed by recent rains while swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Hans Wolff
Emil Wolff
Here
Lincoln Church Burned. damages eyed at six thousand
Lincoln Neb June 11 The Bible and Presbyterian church was damaged by fire with the cupola roof and fixtures burned away and repairs may exceed six thousand dollars. The loss is estimated at about six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iincoln
Neb
Presbyterian Church
Veteran Soldier Captain Herbert Dies in Beatrice
Captain J. W. Herbert a Civil War veteran of Beatrice Nebraska died suddenly of heart failure at age 77. Budding local leader and respected figure, he was noted for his long service and civic participation. His death came June 11 in Beatrice.
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Beatrice
Neb
J. W. Herbert
Thin City
Live Stock Market Reports From Omaha Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts fair with strong demand for quality beef and dry lot cattle. Beefs and street-fed calves sold quickly at higher prices, while croppers and feeders were limited with little change from yesterday. Hogs showed active bidding with record highs for the year, wholesale and packer grades selling wide. Sheep and lambs quoted with varied conditions across grades, with clipped stock bringing notable prices. Formation reflects strong overall market activity in cattle, hogs, and sheep segments.
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Omaha
Mt Stuf
BMG
Colorado
Market Report From Kankbas City Cattle and Sheep Prices
Mixed cattle values dominate the week with prime steers and dairy cows showing varied demand. Western fed steers and Texas sheep figures appear with several price ranges while stockers and feeders trade alongside mixed packers and local beef cattle markets.
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Kankbas City
Atranger
Sim
Mali
Texas
Calvon
Jane
Soo
President Roosevelt Attends West Point Review
President Roosevelt arrived at West Point at 10 o clock. A twenty one gun salute saluted him as cadets paraded before the barracks. Cadet Calvin Titus received a congress medal for scaling Pekin wall with Roosevelt pinning it on. A reception followed at Superintendent Mills quarters with many dressed guests and officials present.
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West Point
Roosevelt
Calvin Titus
Congress
Pekin
China
Rivers
Mills
Milla
Army
Navy
Odell
Payne
Auctioneers Rule On Prefix Colonel In State Meet
Waterloo Ind June 12 The State Auctioneers association settled a rule on the title colonel The group adopted a motion that an auctioneer must cry 1 000 sales before earning the colonel prefix The discussion centered on loosening the use of military rank titles
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Waterloo
State
Death of Captain Allen in Oskaloosa
Captain L J Allen prominent in Grand Army of the Republic Pythian and Odd Fellows groups died here today from heart failure in Oskaloosa Iowa on June 12.
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Allen
Oskalooba
L. J. Allen
Grand Army of the Republic
Pythian
Odd
Washburn College elects Norman Mikss president
Former Lincoln pastor Norman Mikss was just elected president of Washburn College in Topeka Kansas. The announcement notes his prior service as a pastor in Lincoln.
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Topeka
Kan
Norman Mikss
Washburn College
Lincoaln
Boston Banquet Set for July 24 in Honor of New England League
Henry Hollis of Concord New Hampshire secretary and treasurer of the New England Democratic league has arranged a dinner in Boston on July 24. Mayor Patrick A Collins will preside with speakers William J Bryan of Nebraska Senator Carmack of Tennessee and Tom L Johnston of Ohio confirmed.
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Washington
Henry Hollis
Concord
N. H
New England Democratic League
Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Hollie
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Tom L. Johton
Ohio
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ST. George Rathborne
Street and Smith
National Bird OF
Guatemala
Uetesi
Wolte Slater
Dakota
Terrtory
John David
Lincoln Church Burne
South Omaha
Kansas City
Presidint
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