Dreadnaught still missing as Molly's fate deepens
Andrew Hollister and Lew Barker navigate Molly Allaire's fragile mind and a stalled search for the missing Dreadnaught. With Captain John Allaire presumed lost, Barker schemes to protect his future control of Edward Manson's estate, while Hollister arranges support for Molly and her caretakers amidst rumors of shipwreck and distant hopes.
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Molly
Kate
Onan
Nanny
Prospect Collage
Lew Barker
Villagrat Wes
Andrew Hollister
John
Mia al
Calcutta
Indies
Mr. Hollister
Rod Shelton
San Diego
St Amy
Cable Ax
Hollister
Este
Captain John
Jake Micht
Gevident
Calentt
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Stollister
Flo
Bos
Singapore
Osseutta
Newmaster
Gulf of Bengal
Alice
Seale
Sey
Chet Stine Allaire
Edward Manson
Mra Allaire
Eate
Eloen Allaire
Mr. Allaire
Vissi
Baguetel
Joeporit
Barker
Is Ward
Hollister & Co
Celebes
Java Sea
Agai Andrew Hollister
Mrs. Allaire
Prospect Cottage
Allaire
Mr. Barker
Mr. Holllister
Lew
Aiming at Broad Culture Botanical Society of Western Pennsylvania
The Botanical Society of Western Pennsylvania reports growth since its 1886 start, with 95 members, a 5000 specimen herbarium, and a 250 volume library. It exchanges specimens with American and European collectors and holds regular meetings at the Academy of Science and Art. Membership requires only interest in plants, signed by a member, and approval by the Executive Committee. Corresponding Secretary Prof. J Gordon Ogden, 105 Forbes Ave.
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Botanical Society of
Western Pennsylvania
Pee
Academy of Science and Art
Thaw Mansion
Fifth Street
Saeson
J. Gordon Ogden
Forbes Avenue
North Carolina Moonshiner Seeks Seeds and Rural Humor
A humorous correspondence from Leyland North Carolina notes poor soil red clay and wartime memories as a North Carolina farmer asks Secretary Rusk for seed donations. It describes climate, belt of fruit growing, and wartime experiences with both armies.
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Leyland
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Washington, D. C
Sam
France
Italy
North Carolina notes on wine soil rice and tobacco
A curio collection of observations from North Carolina describes native wines, soils, and crops. It mentions a recluse vinemaker, a moonlit harsh lauterne, moccasin bites treated by wine, rice yields near 7 million pounds, and tobacco practices with remarks on production and health.
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Rua
North Carolina
Georgia
New York
Chicago
Mischievous woman in Indian jail tank episode
National Review recounts a female prisoner in an Indian jail who defied guards while bathing in a tank outside the jail. After provoking the jailer to fetter her by the eyes she pretended to drown, another attempt to escape followed until a canoed rescue led to her capture, leaving the crowd amused.
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Armance
Langtry Mirror Reveals Hidden Beauty Rituals
A reporter details Langtry's dressing routine seen by a curious visitor who gained access to her room. The piece highlights a large oval magnifying mirror that exposes fine lines and aging the artist tries to conceal with makeup and careful technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Langtry
Paul Pry
Cat
Lady Brooke’s Beauty Radiates Amid Summer Brightness
Lady Brooke, age 29 summers, is described as radiant with peaches and cream complexion, grayish blue eyes, light brown hair, and a gently arched nose. She carries a balanced dress sense, never overdressed, and captivates with her eyes and poised features in public appearances.
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New York Press
Lady Brooke
Nobility at Home and the Life of the London Season
A correspondence piece contrasts British nobility with American wealth, detailing the yearly London season. It describes castle life, hospitality, guest etiquette, and the seven months of ongoing entertaining by lords and ladies, plus the quiet home life at country estates between seasons.
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London
Parliament
So and Commons
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Ireland
Eaton
Lords
Commons
Bisby Harrow
Cambridge Matford
Cheswick
Prince of Wales
Ascot
Buckingham Palace
Wimbledon
Britain
Milord
Milady
Harrow
Lady
Shetland Islands
British India
Hoboken
Kansas City
Indies
Ostrich farming and eye care in wartime notes
The article surveys California ostrich farming profits with 21 initial birds growing to several hundred, feather values up to 34 per plume, and yearly yields per bird. It also offers eyesight preservation tips and medical guidance from an ophthalmologist. A brief on fingerprinting by Francis Galton and a new patented horseshoe follow, noting weight and grip advantages.
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North Carolina
China
Lis
California
Los Angeles
South Africa
Wood and Knollys in Service to Prince Tommy
The New York World extols Sir Francis Knollys as the Prince’s devoted private secretary and discreet in-waiting. It praises his tact, loyalty, and patience, noting past jests at sea and the hope he may gain greater influence.
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New Orleans
R. P. Flower
New York
Clay Williams
H Ming
Sir Francis Knollys
Prince Tommy
New York World
Frank Knollys
India
Senator at Kilrain Slavin Fight Draws Nevada Miner Rivalry
At the Kilrain Slavin bout a spectator group included Senator Stewart of Nevada ex Congress man Dorsey of Nebraska and Representative Hayes of Iowa. Stewart’s distinctive appearance drew attention while his past as a miner fighter near Gold Hill was recalled as he earned a reputation for knockout battles in the camps.
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New York
Senator Stewart
Nevada
Dorsey
Nebraska
Hayes
Iowa
Stewart
Nees
Gold Hill
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Lew Berker
Wester
Sas
Objects of the Botanical Society of Western Pennsylvania
Bill Nye
Jere Rusk
Prajit
Tennessee
Kentucky
Asheville
Sah
Quiven
Mr. Senay
National Review
Dispatch
Hatever
Glenside
Francis Galton
Society of Enginnd
Carroll County
Wood
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