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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1897

Page

3

Walter Vernon and Eleanor Collinwood in Tense Revelations

In a crowded setting, Walter confronts Eleanor as truth emerges about betrothal and a hidden tragedy. Eleanor reveals she is pledged elsewhere, while Lady Annabel maneuvers social loyalties and Caldor’s fragmentary tale hints at a shadowed legacy guiding Walter’s quest for meaning and revenge.

Lord Collinwood Collinwood House London Annabel Walter Anabel Admiral Mieatior Mr. Vernon Cyne Eleanor Magland Mteamer

Two Famous Girls at Washington Gala

Washington hosts Maude Andrews J H Ohl and Elizabeth Banks in a sunlit profile of literary figures. Maude Andrews, born in Washington Georgia, becomes the Constitution staff’s first woman editor while J H Ohl joins as her husband and superior. Elizabeth Banks, Western bred and Wisconsin raised, charms English papers and headlines in American circles.

Washington Shington J. H. Ohl Elizabeth L. Banks Wisconsin Maude Andrews Georgia Robert Toombs Constitution Office Elizabeth Banks England Caesar Miss Banks West

Southern poetess Elizabeth Banks a life of trials and triumphs

The article chronicles Elizabeth Banks a Southern writer whose father a Confederate surgeon and mother with French and Oriental roots shaped her. She faced illness at sixteen lost her ancestral home and pursued poetry, gaining early recognition from Puck Cosmopolitan and Harper's. Her career spans stenography editing in New York Baltimore and London where she controversially answered Kipling and helped popularize the American Girl in Britain.

France Orient Elizabeth Banks Miuncle Andrews Puck Cosmopolitan Harper’s America New York Gotham The Constitution Grady Female College St. Paul Hoon John Bicks Harrison Penu Baltimore London Singlish Capital Rudyard Kipling Times Kipling

Copper electro plating of ships hulls adopted for US navy

A new electro plating method will copper sheath iron hulls for future US cruisers and battleships. An experimental plant in Jersey City shows a tug hull nearly free of corrosion after a year. The process adds only about 2.85 pounds per square foot, unlike old methods that increased weight substantially.

United States Navy Jersey City Ship Copper Plating Company Naval Advisory Board Chicago Boston Atlanta Dolphin Philadelphia

The Cheshire Cheese and London Tavern Reverie

A wandering glimpse into the Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street, its old-world charm, dim rooms, and aroma of ages. A curious note on the Central Park bear pit contrasts with a tale of a healing lotion applied to a polar bear’s sore paw.

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Indian mound finds hairpin and village remains discovered

A Florida farmer near Qozella found a hairpin made of gutta percha about four feet below the surface in an Indian mound. Separately, remains of an Indian village were unearthed near Pomona New Jersey with huts and other artifacts uncovered by the finder.

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