The Only Way Chapter VIII Continued Romance and Revenge
Alan faces ruin of his happiness as Joyce nears death and Veronica clings to hope. Hutchinson’s threat ignites a clash, and Alan plans emigration to Australia after settling affairs with Veronica and Joyce. He writes final letters to both women and prepares to leave England.
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Alan
Joyce
Veronica
Dutry
Orater
Coul
Towa Ds
England
Hutchinson
Ie Echemes
Tims
Zou
Idutchinson
Sinte
Dempster
Australia
London
Istralia
Truscott
Alan MacKenzie
Belisce Rivals in City Millinery Trade
A single owner operates three large millinery shops in the city under different firm names. The practice, seen as a mark of success, has others mirroring it. The original milliner began on a side street, then expanded by investing surplus to open new shops in fashionable neighborhoods. One new shop shares the founder’s name. The piece notes buyer perceptions and potential price effects in rival shops.
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Nat
New York
Sun
Oklahoma seeks statehood amid growth and harvest wealth
The text notes a shifting frontier once known as the Cherokee Strip now part of a territory with 300,000 inhabitants and a harvest valued at 100 million dollars, pursuing admission as a state.
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Piques
Territory of
Oklahoma
Interior Department reviews Indian lease policy in vast land dispute
Segatyr Jotleg Seurcary Yah notes Interior will carefully reassess about 40 leases on Omaha and Winnebago allotments in Nebraska after delays. Acting Secretary Ryan cites staff shortages and strict scrutiny to protect Indian interests, urging leases to include improvements like fences and barns to raise leasehold value.
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Washington
Omaha
Winna Jmnaps
Phurston
Braaka
Ryan
Jeages
Interior Department
Secretarry
Ryanganda
Mae Interior Department
Tornado Strikes Bostwick Nebraska Causes Property Damage
A tornado from the northwest hit Bostwick eight miles west of Superior Nebraska. No injuries reported though property damage is extensive. Principal losses include J Warren Keifer Jrs house and el e vancy damaged about 1000 dollars. Houses owned by Mrs McConnell and J I Burwell wrecked. Charles Hendersons house damaged. The hotel partially wrecked and the new town hall shifted off its foundations with several small structures overturned.
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Superior
Neb
Bostwick
Here
J. Warren Keifer, Jr
Ploughy Near Death After Accidental Poison Dose
Ned Howells of Colfax County nearly died when his wife’s planned use of strychnine to kill hogs led him to drink from a cup containing poison. Antidotes and vigorous treatment saved him from a fatal outcome.
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Howells
Ned
Aug
Ploughy
Colfax County
Grand Island
Body
Henry Body
Stanton Man Takes Strychnine in Alleged Suicide
Fred Peterson, a well known Stanton youth, died from strychnine taken with suicidal intent. He kept a Stanton restaurant and was regarded as exemplary and prosperous. He taught school in the countryside and was well connected in Stanton county. His parents reside in Stanton, with siblings in Fremont Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Neb
Fred
Peterson
Avell
Fremont
Omaha
Lincoln
Hall Arrested in California for Stealing Shims
Robert B. Hall of South Omaha Nebraska was arrested in Sacramento upon arrival from the east. He is accused of stealing large shims from firms for which he acted as collector and admits taking the money. He fled Omaha to Cheyenne and attempted to enlist in the army.
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Hall
California
Sacramento
Cal
Robert B. Hall
South Omaha
Neb
Omaha
Cheyenne
Dixon Nebraska celebrates tenth birthday harvest festival
The town of Dixon Nebraska celebrated its tenth birthday with a grand harvest festival. Thousands gathered from surrounding counties and from South Dakota and Iowa to join the event, continuing a decade old custom.
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Dixon
Nebs
Aus
South Dakota
Iowa
Horse Kills Farm Hand in Nebraska Farm Incident
Kennard Nebraska August 20 Peter Anderson a farm hand working for Frank Jabnel was kicked in the stomach by a horse and died from his injuries.
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Kennard
Neb
Peter Anderson
Frank Jabnel
Drought, Back to Life In Bellevue
In Bellevue Nebraska on August 20 Hoston, a bill poster for Council Bluffs, was found hanging in his brother in law's barn. He was cut down and revived by artificial respiration but expressed anger at being brought back and planned another attempt. He was placed under the insanity board. His wife left him in February returning to Council Bluffs.
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Bellevue
Neb
Pick Hoston
Hoston
Hooton
Council Bluffs
the Bluffs
Valley county crops in fine condition after raids
ARCADIA Nébi Aug 20 Two raids in the last week have left Valley county crops in good shape. Farmers report corn averaging thirty five bushels in the community. Threshing is nearly finished and yields top quality. Pasture is good and cattle grazing in the area appear well fed.
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Arcadia
Nébi
Valley County
Fragmented Ad Snippets and Travel Rates in 2013 Era Text
A collage of disjoint phrases from travel rates, railroad offices, and health product ads. Mentions Omaha and Paxton areas with faded dates and prices, plus stray lines about Alimony and travel to Chicago and Kansas City. Contains promotional copy for Cascarets and Allen's Foot Ease amid garbled OCR fragments.
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Jomtana
Louis
O. Ale
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Gas Taeak
Kansas
City
Omata
St. Lewis R. R
Farnam’ St
Paxton HO
Harry E. ‘Moores
C.P
T.A
Omaha
Néb
G A R 34th National Encampment Excursion Tickets to Chicago
The G A R 34th National Encampment at Chicago runs Aug 27 to Sept 1 1900 with excursion tickets from Aug 25 to 29 at one fare round trip. Great Western Railway promotes attendance by soldiers, offering extension to Sept 30 for 50 cents. President McKinley expected to attend.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago
Great ‘Western
Lake ,Michigan
McKinley
F. H. Lord
Adams Street
Fragmentary Tale on Fashion and Spectators
An archival snippet describes young women wearing belts with dog collar engravings and stiff markings. Onlookers praise a reader as greetings and smiles circulate, while a narrator questions ownership of a dog as a crowd reacts.
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lJohn Brown
Speets
Yale President Hadley Urges Training of Free Citizens
In a speech quoted here, President Hadley of Yale stresses that education should bind to cultivate character and habits of action. He argues courage discipline and loftiness of purpose are essential for maintaining a free government and enable citizens to gain knowledge for proper conduct and reform.
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Hadley
Yale
Cduniry
Schwab and Carnegie Plan Trade School for Boys
Charles M Schwab president of Carnegie Steel plans a trade school for boys in Pittsburgh. He will fund salaries for teachers and provide a library with courses in general mechanical work and thorough shop training. Gifts are to be made during his lifetime to allow direct control of expenditures.
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Schavab
Charles M. Schwab
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Schwab
World Rebuilt Every Thirty Five Years Says Abram Hewitt
Abram Hewitt of Ney ork argues the world is rebuilt about every thirty to thirty five years. He notes sky scrapers of today will not be surpassed within a third of a century, yet civilization’s overall progress is vast and ongoing.
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Abram
Hewitt
Ney
Kiowa-Comman Reservation Lands Open for Opening Proclamation
Congress authorizes Kiowa-Comman reservation lands of 3,000,000 acres under US laws. A prospectus from Kiowa Chief printed materials Offer includes Standard Authority 210 pages and maps. Subscription details list price 1.00 and 1.75 for manuals with mailing options from Dick T. Morgan Perry Oklahoma Land Attorney.
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Congress
U. S
Dick T. Morgan
Land Attormmney
Perry
Okla
Village in France of Forty People Is Isolated Jewel
A readable fragment notes a tiny French village named Aumone with a population around forty, described as a healthy and isolated spot. The text hints at global interest in its simple life and quiet surroundings.
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Aumone
Farm land on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line proposed
The writer argues a vast problem in housing is misdirected and urges inspecting the rich farming country along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in Marinette County Wisconsin. It touts good seps, abundant work, markets, climate, water, and cheap long term sale. It asks why rent when one can buy for less, via land agent C E Rollins Chicago. Australia jewel note appears unrelated.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Mar
Magnetic Starch and Patent Remedies in 19th Century Ads
An assortment of patent medicines and industrial claims. Mrs Winnslow's Soothing Syrup touted teething relief and wind colic cure. Magnetic Starobs advertised strength and electrical ideas. Emigration Hungary rises. Buenos Aires daily papers surpass New York. Acetylene gas seen as future illumination in Spain.
Various Patent Medicines and Advertisements in 1900 Paper
A collage of ads and notices includes Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims relief for tight shoes and foot ailments, Dr Kline's nerve restorer promotion, a Waterloo monument plan by France, Carter's Ink school campaigns, Beeman's Pepsin Gum, Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back guarantee, and other trade pitches with prices and addresses from the era.
Hetty Green and the Stenographer’s Quiet Wealth
A fragment speaks of Hetty Green famed for thrift and stamina, noting her choice to live on $2.40 weekly while amassing $60 million. The piece questions a hypothetical elderly worker’s merit and contrasts it with Green’s reputation for discipline and artful writing under a teacher’s guidance.
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Hetty Green
Victor
Simith
Phonwatan iv
The
Evermotts
Jane- Anil
Bey
Pé-tu-na Promoted as Health Tonic for Women
An old advertisement extols Pé-tu-na as a life changing tonic for women, claiming it strengthens body and spirit, improves balance at home, and restores vigor. It emphasizes female dignity, beauty, and moral duties while urging readers to use the product for overall well being.
The One Medicine Pe-ru-na for Women’s Health
An advertisement touts Pe-ru-na as the sole medicine women can reliably use. It claims the remedy treats catarrh of any mucous membrane and eases a range of ailments caused by inflammation. It asserts Pe-ru-na cures conditions where other remedies fail and suits any catarrhal affection anywhere.
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Stalecore
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Tor Solth
Voores
Vvit Aggat
Masnelic
Shara
Ickhage
Trehoat Tnig
Grocers
Bray
Krensh Artacoat
WAMED
Indiana
of the Holy Shergagh Engtou
Otis Ateries
Sormal School
Fise
Voulest
OF the Academy
Tre Dame
Ol Orton
Oromeene
Adaress
Nebraska
Irs
Gia
Alan Adair
Segatyr
Osiegs
Chey
Allan
Abe
Allen
Alten
Olaisteau LeRoy
Pws
China
Fiahcés
Ghout
Staaie
Liverpool
Fontetine
Hungary
Buenos Ayres
New York City
Spain
Allen S
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Boston
Dr. Kline
R. M. Kring, Ltd
Philadelphia
France
Waterloo
ULES
Carter
Carter’s Ink Co
Pingree
Third Ave. N
Minneapolis
Minn
New Zealand
Edical
Selentia Bonatiigubio
J. Cheney
Toledo
Germany
Beeman
Atlantic ‘Seaboard
Manila
Putnam
Monroe Drug Co
Unionville, Mo
United States
Iled
Peerless Tobacco
Bedford City
Aed
Carters
Iver Pills
Ohio
Kentucky
Peoria
Ill
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Dayton
Springfield
Sandusky
Columbus
Warren J. Lynch
W. P. Deppe
Gen. Pasa
A.G.P
T. Agt
Cinginnati
Trench
M. K
Rowan
Milwaukee, Wie
Sythie
Ana Fromz
Winchester Repeating Arms. CO
New
Haven, Conn
Caer Ie & L Maguire Medicine CC
Crain
J. K. Comstock & CO
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