Pangs Lynde and the Socialistic Plot Unraveled
An unclear narrative follows Andrew Galbraith a State Security head, fleeing with $100 after a bank cashing. Charlotte Farnham of Minnesota alerts Huswold, aiding pursuit and a web of lovers, disguises, and crimes as Margery uncovers stolen money. A detective trail leads to Edward Raymer amid a convoluted pursuit.
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Andrew Galbraith
Bas
Charlotte Farnham
Ka Minn
Q.ek
Charlotte
Griswold
Galbraith
St Louis
Wapasha
Monn
Miruery Grierson
Shadows in the Boardroom and the Raymer Dilemma
In a tense scene from Chapter XI, Miss Grierson challenges a powerful boss who guards secrets and uses cigars and smoke to mask scheming. The plot centers on John Raymer’s estate and a calculated plan to pull him from hot water at the right moment. Edward Raymer’s thoughts reveal a fraught family struggle over inherited wealth and industry. The president plots control while outsiders anticipate outcome as family fortunes ride on strategic moves.
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Miss Grierson
Ian
John Raymer
Mr. Raymer
Margery Grierson Aids Griswold’s Return to Life
Griswold, recovering at Mereside, is aided by Miss Margery Grierson whose kindness helps him confront past debts to J. Grierson. He bonds with Margery, learns of Doctor Farnham, and plans to rewrite his book while navigating social circles, financial strain, and new lodging options through Raymer and the town's networks.
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Griswold
Griersons
Anc Ciear
Miss Grierson
Margery
Tye
Chouteau
Washaska
Leoh
Pirat
Wabaska
Bertie
Herbert Co. Farnham
Doctor Farnham
Char
Charlotte
Miss Farnham
Adam
Wabaska Public Brary
Raymer
Miss Margery
New Orleans
Jasper Grierson
Farmers’ and
Mereside
St. Louis
Gertrude
Manufacturers’ Club
Grierson
Nazareth
West
Aspasia
Charlotte Farnham
Saint Cecilia
Axiochus
Mystery Gavitt on the Belle Julie as river tale unfolds
On the Belle Julie at Vicksburg a clerk hints at a man using the name Gavitt who fooled Buck McGrath and may be linked to a woman aboard. Broffin presses Maurice for the truth about the elusive stranger as a continuation promise awaits.
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Maurice
Broffin
Vicksburg Landing
Vicksburg
River Front
Texas
John Gavitt
Gavitt
Buck McGrath
McGrath
The Convalescent in the Morris Chair
The chapter describes days spent in the Morris chair with Margery present, while he feels idly contented yet vaguely dissatisfied as time passes in recovery. Margery’s companionship anchors his mood though unspoken restlessness lingers.
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Morris
Margery
Eugenics Debate and Self-Improvement Excerpt
A fragment discusses self reform urging probation to purge mean traits. It cites Dr V C Rucker urging eugenics critique and promotes research and broader marriage policy. It questions racial origins of people and notes mixed ancestry as guesswork.
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V. C. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
Journal of Heredity
Origin of the Japanese
A concise note on the difficulty of precisely determining the origin of the Japanese. The text discusses the challenges in tracing ancient roots and the limitations of available evidence.
Canal routes and ocean distances charted
The note compares sea routes from New York to Sydney via major passages. Distances show 13 395 miles by the Cape of Good Hope, 13 828 miles via the Suez canal, 12 159 miles through the Straits of Magellan, and a reference to the Panama canal distance.
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Panama Canal
New York
Sydney
Cape of Good Hope
Suez Canal
Straits of Magellan
Papame Canal
State Supreme Court Reaffirms Employment Agency Act Validity
The state supreme court, in a decision by Chief Justice Morrissey, upholds the validity of the 1913 employment agency act. The Western Reference and Bond association argued that labor department investigation powers could void the statute, but the court held injunctions do not block enforcement where legal remedies exist.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Employment Agency
State Supreme Court
Morrissey
Western Reference and Bond Association
Taxation in Nebraska Counties and a Trade Mission Plan
State Auditor Smith presents a 1914 tax compilation showing that about one sixth of total taxes fund state government while the rest supports counties schools and local districts. Half of taxes go to education. Frank Harrison proposes a trade and educational excursion to Central American counties with backing from Lincoln and Omaha clubs the university and the state education department.
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Douglas County
Smith
Frank Harrison
Globe Trotter
Lincoln
Nebraska
Omaha
University
State Educational Department
Law shifts fugitive return costs to counties
Since the new law last July requires each county to cover the expense of bringing back its fugitives, requisitions by the governor have fallen compared with former years. Officials attribute the drop to county boards balking at allowing sheriffs to bill counties unless offenses are of sufficient importance.
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Charles Irigners Sons
Gad
Hit
Edward Ray- Ut
Stry
Nawold
Oiteus
Lotel Chouteau
Coenen
Thisrg
Reag
Milennium
Broffin’s. Equation
Clarence
Matt
State Railway Commission
Fremont
Nemaha River
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Johnson
Morehead
Rouse
State Banking Board
Tandard
Oe *CaSiora
Mark
Inter Y
Wals
China
Malayasia
News OF the State House
State House
Lancaster
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