The Chevalier Des Arcis and the Deaf Daughter Camille
The Chevalier Des Arcis retires to the countryside with Cecile and their deaf daughter Camille. As Camille grows, the family confronts prejudice against deaf mutes, while Camille learns to communicate and secretly falls for Marquis de Maubray. A daring rescue at a weir and Camille’s eventual learning of writing unlock a new life and reconciliation with her father.
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Chevalier Des Arcis
Mans
Cecile
Chevalier
Versailles
Giraud
Chardonneux
Camille
Spirus
Italy
England
France
Bennet
Wallis
Bulwer
van Helmont
Paris
Madame Des Arcis
Daugster
Pitat
Mipet
Holland
Madame
Ille
Leibnitz
Marquis de Maubray
Eamille
Marquis de Maubra
Pierre
Uncle Giraud
Mademoiselle Camille
The Chevalier’s Abrupt Departure and Camille’s Turmoil
A nobleman leaves suddenly for business, causing Cecile’s distress and Madame des Si Whe re’s fear for her child. The family crosses a river ferry amid floods, and Camille’s life shifts under Uncle Giraud’s care. Camille’s disenchantment grows during opera visits and memories of home resurface.
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Cecile
Madame Des Si Whe
Chevalier
Chardonneux
Camille
Giraud
Californians tale advances with family reunion scene
In Faubourg St Germain Camille’s family welcomes visitors Camille’s father and uncle meet her and Pierre as the Chevalier’s gaze lingers on the child. A tender embrace brings tears and a cautious remark about Camille’s infirmity. Uncle Giraud echoes forgiveness as the plot resumes in Strand Magazine’s installment.
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Faubourg St. Germain
Camille
Pierre
Marquis
Chevalier
Papal
Uncle Giraud
Strand Magazine
Late News In Brief From The Nations Dispatch
A mix of quick items: Dublin Nation obituary, hail devastations in Ba, Minister Romero sails for Europe, appeal in Robert and Minnie case granted, Corfu to elect a new monarch Friday, riots feared, grasshopper raids in NM and AZ, Guatemala fee misreported, Chilean insurgents cargo en route from SF, World Fair Commission members sail to England, fire near Grenoble harms fifty families, Chickasaw militia arrests many white intruders, England Wales census shows 29,001,018, Baron Hirsch fund plans colonization in NJ, American Rapid Telegraph sale confirmed in Chicago, Diaz pardons Carlos Zaremba, Valley Nail Mill and Waugh Steel back at work, ten-pound gold ore found near Martinsville, indelicate suicide in Milwaukee, Taylor confesses arms transit to Esmeralda, Marsh seen in Milan armed, Newfoundland fishermen rescued by Snow Queen, Stokes debates with Tillman in secret, Caballas revolt in Para Brazil, Joliet prison inmate attacks guard, Vienna Reichstag death, Rothschilds referenced, Lords approve major English railway scheme, Kentucky Fraternal Congress formed in Louisville, electric storm hits Helena with injuries and property damage, Mexico Diaz interview for The Dispatch.
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Minnie
Corfu
New Mexico
Arizona
Guatemala
San Francisco
England
England and Wales
Committee On Agriculture
Baron Hirsch Fund
New Jersey
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Chicago
Diaz
Carlos Zaremba
Valley Nail Mill
Waugh Steel Works
Seville
John Collier
Martinsville
Ind
W. C. Aldrich
Auielde
Milwaukee
Taylor
Itate
Esmeralda
Marsh
Keystone Bank
Milan
Tenn
Newcastle-on- 6
Stokes
South Carolina Farmers’ Alliance
Tillman
Olnt
Para
Brazil
Indiana
Joliet Bate 3
Assaus
W. G. Elliott
Elliott
Reicherath
Vienna
House of Lords
House of Commons
Has & Bill
F& Railway
Manchester
Suit Sale at7 Dollars a Piece by Pittsburg Combination Clothing
Pittsburgh Combination Clothing Company advertises a sale of hundreds of men suits at 7 dollars each. The lineup includes four lots of dark cassimere, three styles of worsted, two plain black cheviots, and light tweeds. Sales run next Thursday July 16 from Grant and Diamond streets with B&O Railroad, plus women dresses and silk outfits offered upstairs.
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Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Unlucky Thirteen Forms United Tableware Syndicate
A Pittsburgh based United States Tableware Company nears completion with a 13 firm syndicate from Pittsburg and surrounding firms including Adams & Co and Gillinder & Sons. Capital estimated at about 2 million dollars, aiming to cut costs and streamline operations under one management.
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United States Tableware Company
Pittsburg
Adams & Co
Bryce Brothers
George Duncan & Sons
Gillinder & Sons
King Glass Company
O'Hara Glass Company
Ripley & Co
Nickel
Shortage of grain cars slows Baltimore and Ohio traffic
The Baltimore and Ohio reports a car shortage as Western lines rush to secure available grain cars for a bountiful crop. Coke shipments resumed but supplies remain tight. Western agents note June business strong while July lags, and dull traffic is blamed on mill closures for heat. The Dispatch previews tomorrow's feature on the wells of the Russian Field.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Western Reas
Bank Closure Shocks Nevada Missouri Citizens Bank Locks Funds
All county funds are locked in the Citizens' Bank of Nevada as stockholders plan to pay all claims soon. The bank reports capital of 100000 dollars, surplus 12000 dollars, and a fine building, with liabilities listed as unknown. The failure is blamed on money market stringency and slow collections.
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Nevada
Citizens’ Bank of Nevada
Wolff's Acme Blacking Promises Value for 20 Cents
A persuasive pitch claims 20 cents buys more speech comfort and pleasure with Wolff's Acme Blacking than any rival. It preserves leather and is easy to apply requiring one monthly coat on ladies' shoes and one weekly on men's shoes.
Bargain Ad Picks: Silk Ribbons Hats and Waists on Sale
New advertisements tout bargains across departments with overstocked imports. Silk ribbons at 25 cents per yard, hair combination hats at 25 cents, Milan straw hats for children at 2 cents, flowers 25 or 38 cents a bunch, and a wide line of ladies hats trimmings and waists offered at low prices amid heavy sales.
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Milan
Union
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