The Usurer's Daughter Chapter XIL Continuation
Hildred confesses her deep love for the earl and the hurt of a marriage built without affection. The earl orders her to secrecy and departure to London. Hildred travels to Keny and seeks her father’s house, while the financier father welcomes her with concern but urges composure and hope for a reconciliation.
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Hildred
Lady Hamilton
Earl
Caraven
Wolseley
London
Worseley
Ao Porter
Mr. Ransome
Hollies
Keny
Ailey
Ransome
Ailey Ransome
Hamilton
Rain and Rock Slide Endanger Train on Colombo Line
A rail line linking Colombo to inland Ceylon shows engineering prowess but faces heavy rain perils. In December 1898 eleven and a half inches of rain caused a tunnel embankment washout after a train halted. Passengers evacuated as boulders and water threatened further slides near the tunnel.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Empire
Planters
British Government Owns Over 25000 Camels
The British government holds more than 25 thousand camels with thousands deployed in India for transport of stores and equipment during company relocations along railway lines.
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India
Theatrical Topics on stages and several stars
The article recalls the late Thomas W. Keene born 1840 in New York and his stage ascent from amateur groups to major New York and national companies. It covers Grace Golden’s career at the Casino and Castle Opera, plus the Liebler company securing The Christian rights and lineup for upcoming seasons with Coghlan Allen Worthing and Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Keene
New York City
Julius Caesar
W. E. Beckner
J. H. Hackett
Henry IV
Falstaff
Solon Shingle
Mr. Keene
Wood
Lucille Western
F. S. Chanfrau
Ada Isaacs Menken
Mary Provost
National Theater
Cincinnati
Wood's Theater
Cerise
Pauline Hall
Marie Haiton
Lillian Russell
Jonathan
Miss Russell
Miss Golden
Washington
Philadelphia
Liebler Company
Charlies Coghlan
Viola Allen
Hall Caine
the Christian
Miss Allen
Glory Quayle
Lyric Theater
Frank Worthing
Grace Golden
New Harmony
Ind
Martin and
Bella Golden
Mme. Maretzek
Mme. Marsch-Mach
Metropolitan Opera House
Theater World: Keene and Notables Tour and London Returns
Prominent actors including Edwin Booth and Charlotte Cushman backed Keene on a U S tour after his London debut and provincial run. Grace Golden trained in New York operas and Mamertsek studies, while Edwin Arden tied by marriage. Belasco, Gillette, and Doyle tease new works and a Sherlock Holmes role. Harraden, though ill, pursues a modern London Lyceum project linked to Ellen Terry.
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London
England
United States
Charlotte Cushman
E. L. Davenport
Clara Morris
Edwin Booth
California Theater
San Francisco
Booth
McCullough
Tompkins & Hill
Boston
L’assam
Beatrice Harraden
Lyceum
Miss Harraden
Ellen Terry
Miss Terry
Pope Faces Rare Losses At Chess With Rome Priest
The pope is an excellent chess player and rarely loses. In Rome, a single priest, Father Glella, has been his regular opponent for thirty two years, forming a long standing chess rivalry.
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Rome
Father Glella
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Charlotte M. Braeme
International Press Association
Elaine
Knight of Old
Xuli Rley
Caravan
Counntess
Wilton Lackay
Charles O'Malley
Theodore Burt Sayre
William Harris
Andrew Mack
Ernest Lacy
Joseph Humphreys
E. S. Willard
Thomas de Angelis
Jefferson de Angelis
New York
de Angelis
Louise Carter
David Belasco
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. A. Conan Doyle
Fairview Cemetery
Castlet On Corners, S. I
F. A. Hill
Monroe St
Chicago
Gertlemens Os Laurant
South Clark Street
Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light
Oak Park, Ill
August Terneak & CO
Lake Street
Oak Park
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