Mildred's Engagement and Lakefront Peril Unfolds
Mildred reveals engagement to Lord Lyndon while her heart mourns a hidden love for Denzil Younge. A Christmas visit brings a skating excursion where Lyndon nearly drowns after ignoring warnings, and Mildred contemplates her future as Denzil confronts both passion and protection.
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Denzil Younge
Mildred
Miss Trevanion
Denzil
Lord Lyndon
Lyndon
King’s Abbott
Charlie
Eddie
Frances Sylverton
Miss Sylverton
Frances
Caroline
Deverills
Mabel
Deverill
Younge
Margaret
Henry
Miss Deverill
Harvey
Travelers' dog bag for theatrical travelers
The Chicago Journal describes a new traveler accessory a dog bag built from a trunk and bag maker. The cabin bag style provides a box shaped body with vertical sides and a sloping top designed to carry dogs on long road tours. Ends may be removed for ventilation via wire screens and a leather curtain can be opened or closed.
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Chicago Journal
Irving's son studies crime records in unique work
H B Irving son of Sir Henry Irving analyzes cynicism cruelty and brutality of criminals like Lacenaire Troppmann Prado and Ravachol selecting individuals who stand out from ordinary malefactors. He pursued crime studies long before his acting career with rooms at Oxford filled with criminal records.
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H. B. Irving
Sir Henry Irving
Lacenaire
Troppmann
Prado
Ravachol
Irving
Oxford
Louis IX of France and the failed seventh crusade
St Louis letter recalls Louis IX born 1215 who led a major but disastrous crusade to Egypt in 1248 49 with 60 000 men. Delays at Cyprus Damietta and Tunis ruined the campaign. He was captured ransomed and died 1270. His bones were dispersed and he was canonized in 1297. Despite military failures he reformed France and kept internal peace.
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St. Louis
Pierre Laclede Lingheste
Mississippi River
Louis TX
France
Blanche
Castile
Jerusalem
Turkey
Palestine
Louis
Cyprus
Egypt
Valley of the Nile
Damietta
Nile
Acre
Tunis
Carthage
Philip III
Sicily
Monte-Real
St. Denis
Boniface ‘VII
Philip the Fat
Philip
Notre Dame
Paris
Europe
Number of New York City Employees Reaches Around Fifty Thousand
An 1901 city payroll analysis shows about 50 000 people employed by New York City and four counties. The Board of Education lists 11 700 workers including teachers and janitors. Police total 7 710 after additions. Other departments range from 800 to 4 000 workers with varying payroll impacts.
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City of
New York
Board of Education
Police Department
Department of Education
Department of
Department of Charities
Department of Highways
Fire Department
Department of Docks
City Treasury
Department of Parks
Department of Water Supply
Board of Health
Department of Sewers
Department of Public Buildings, Lighting and Supplies
Comptroller's Office
Department of Bridges
Department of Correction
Department of Buildings
Board of Public Improvements
Department of Taxes and Assessments
Kings County
Government run telephone service to start in London
The English post office will operate a government telephone in London beginning in August covering about 640 square miles. Annual subscribers pay 12.50 dollars with per message charges or a lump sum option. Wires laid underground use dry core cables, saving cost and enabling more ducts. Boise Idaho uses artesian hot water to sprinkle streets.
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London
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South Clark Street
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Chicago Suburban Water and Light Co
Oak Park, Illinois
Telephone Main
J.dunfee & CO
Franklin ST
Corser Washington
R. N. F. Hiller’s
North Park Avenue
Austin, Ill
Nervita
Mecca
Nervita Medical CO
Giinton
Mmedis
Trenoth
Ray Clinton
Jackson
Geo. R. Baker
F Clark
Austin
Cornella St
North Park Ave
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Frank -Bratt
Proprieten
Boomem
Preaperity Pisce
Louisville & Nashville
bin SA Run
Sals
Florida
Gulf
G L. Stone
Louisville
R. J. Wemyss
General Ienenigration and Industrial
Louisville, KY
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
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