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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1895

Page

3

Venetian Intrigue Ends in Truth and Escape

Kathleen hides a royal secret as Arnold Willoughby, a sailor painter, plans to ask for her hand. Mrs Hesslegrave schemes to advance their match while Canon Valentine fears discovery. A misplaced earl identity unravels, leaving Willoughby determined to leave Venice and end the deception.

Chireminge Ander Cicerene Gerad Canal Fiat Co Miss Hesslegrive Kathleeon Arnold Willoughby Lorence Riva Brsg Valentine Aoynan Daniel Axminster Venice Lord Awminster Alyy Bertie Alin Lord Axminster House of Lords Alzy Amelia Kathleen Bey Fondimenta Delle Auttere Francesca Chesignora Arnold Nathleen Mrs. Hexslegrave

Uhalamrailamother? A Mother's Dilemma Has Venice Visit Cut Short

Canon Valentine planned a brief stop at Venice but fell ill with bronchitis after two days. He rushed to Florence, expressing sorrow to Mrs. Hesslegrave and leaving Kathleen relieved and secretive about the halted plans.

Canon Valentine Venice Kathleen Florence

A MISSING LOVER SHATTERS Arnold Willoughby's Illusions

Arnold Willoughby leaves the Hesslegrave home amid bitter disillusion after discovering Kathleen Hesslegrave deceived him. He once idealized her as pure and noble, but learns she hid her knowledge of Lord Axminster and plotted to trap a coroner with calculated vanity. The revelation shakes his faith in birthright and sincere affection.

Willoughby Kathleen Arnold Willoughby Canon Valentine Mr. Willoughey Mr. Willoughby iCathleen Font Lord Axminster Kitty Mars [Es- Alegenne Bose Poe Ul Snitorman Arnold Vondoland Lowever Pia G San Travaso Miss Hessleerave Arnola Willoughby Lady Devonport Mrs. Heaslegrave Mr. Mortimer Tle Mars. Hesslegrave Croesus Ais. Hesslegrave England Arnot Ife London Lady Sark Mryq Hesslewrave Biss Hesslegrave Tomean Fesslegrave Hesslegraves Venice Blanche Middleton Kathleen Hessleprave Rufus Mortimer Kathleen Hesslegrave Realife Prulf

Kathleen Faces Love as Lord Axminster Vanishes in Venice

Kathleen learns Arnold Willoughby has left Venice after a mistaken belief about her. Her mother reveals Reggie’s debts and a liaison with “the signer” Lord Axminster. Kathleen vows to confront Arnold, leaving before dawn to find him and clear the misimpression.

Mrs. Hesslegrave Kathleen Fondamenta Delle Zattere Arnold Willoughby Arnold Rufus Mortimer Mortimer Calle du Moise Mrs. Hlesslegrave Reggie Thad Kitty Venice Lord Axminster Mr. Willoughby Mrs. Heaslegrave Little Cocca

The Chinese Doctor of Amoy Accurately Healed Rheumatism

The New York Recorder recounts W K H Fales’s account of an Amoy consul’s sick servant. A native physician diagnosed a "darting snake" in the body and employed charms, firecrackers, and vermilion characters, then acupuncture to remove the ailment. The patient recovered after a day and a half of treatment and rest.

Amoy China W. KH. Fales Tie Aisculapius New York Recorder

Joshua Humphreys Shaped the American Navy Frigates

Washington Star reports Joshua Humphreys of Philadelphia as designer of the Constitution and the early U S Navy frigates. Letters from Mrs. R H Humphreys reveal he was chosen as chief naval constructor by Washington, with Knox correspondences in the family possession. A wood model of the Constitution by Humphreys rests at his Havertown homestead.

United States Navy Joshua Humphreys Philadelphia Humphreys Harry Jackson Navy Boston R. H. Humphreeye A. A. Humphreys the Star Joshua Humphrey Navy Yard Haverford Township Delaware County Washington Star

How Does He Know Death From Great Heights

A French medical authority claims death by falling from extreme heights is painless as the mind quickens then un consciousness follows. A skeptic questions how one can know this when no one survives a mile fall to describe sensations. Many fallers did not discuss experiences and often hurried to an undertaker after arrival.

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