Miriam at Kintore Faces Rumors and Family Heat
Miriam and Sir James navigate illness, a stern mother in law, and rumors after General Conray’s visit. Miriam hides a letter to her maid Ford while Hugh Ferrars plans a farewell. the dowager Liz MacKennon probes Miriam’s past as James wavers between trust and doubt.
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Miriam
Sir James
Kintore
St James
Joan
James
Conray
Hugh
House of
Lady MackKenpon
Dianer
David
Ford
Mr. Young
Mackennan
General Conray
St Halstone
Sam
Mirian
Strathloe
Darling
MacKennon
Lady Mackennon
Newbrough-on-the-Sea
England
Scotland
Trewell
Hugh Ferrars
Newbrough-on
James MacKennon
Goodby
Outing in Canada reveals customs and travel woes
An American party travels north from Chautauqua to Ontario, recounting heat, rough trains, and rude customs officials. They note the sight of Indian baskets with sleeping papooses on fences near Orillia, describe hotel fires unavailable in Barrie, and marvel at Niagara and Lake Superior scenery while laments over comfort and dog carriage charges.
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Barrie
Roma
Toronto
Kamoka
Buffalo
Niagara
Antony Trollope
Angela
Goldy
Summers on Lake Rosseau Attract Visitors From Pittsburg and Philadelphia
The town hosts summer visitors drawn to quiet rest as Dr. H. T. Watson from Pittsburg and his family enjoyed two weeks in June and plan to stay at Almie Harbor. Numerous other travelers from Evans City and Youngstown, plus a large American contingent, are registered at Toronto hotels including the Walker House and Queens. A society note records the marriage of Charles Yellowhead of Rama Reserve to Miss Big Canoe, daughter of Chief Big Canoe.
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H. T. Watson
Pittsburg
Almie Harbor
Christy
Lake Rosseau
Kiarline
Philadelphia
Beaton
Ontario Asylum For
S. E. Houson
Queens Hotel
Toronto
McQuarrie
St. James Hotel
T. C. Hearn
5. James Hotel
Albion
H. Younes
Evan City
Walker House
J. Irving
Evans City
G. A. Spindle
A. F. Webster
General Steamship Rm Rete
Pees
St. James Episcopal Church
Rillia
Canon Gresne
Charles Yellowhead
Yellowhead
Rama Reserve
Rama
Misa Big Canoe
Big Canoe
Miss Gotorn
Betting on Horses and Pittsburg Phil the Turfman
Boston July 29 in the Dispatch series on betting on horse racing. Pittsburg Phil George E. Smith shares tips to win money, stressing no bets on own horses and no superstition. Others like John Goodwin and the Dwyer brothers emphasize study of horses track conditions and disciplined betting limits.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Phil
George E. Smith
T. F. Walton
Armstrong
Allegheny
Fred Mignery
Smith
Mignery
Big Sam
Dwyer Brothers
John Goodwin
Goodwin Brothers
Tne
Phil Dwyer
Mike
Outing of the Spooks at Lily Dale Sparks Lecturer Colville Quarrel
Lily Dale season opens with W J Colville, famed spiritualist, delivering talks and improvising poems on audience prompts. A heated exchange erupted over Indian controls, with mediums defending their guides amid noisy interruptions.
Net Senseless Eight Away
Scientists claim all senses do not sleep at once but fall into insensibility in sequence. Eyelids first obscure sight, then the sense of taste loses its susceptibility, followed by smell hearing and finally touch, with the latter the last to sleep.
Total Abstinance Notes and Union Activities Report
The Mansfield union holds a successful monthly meeting with plans for a Ladies Society. The C T A U of America annual session will run from Tuesday to Friday in Indianapolis. Delegates including Dougherty and Moore travel to New London and Indianapolis events. The Pioneer Tourist Club departs for Indianapolis visiting Cleveland and Put-in-Bay. Miss Sallie Moonz, editor of the Catholic Home Journal, visits Miss Mary Dougherty. Leaders from Pitts Union and Indianapolis prepare for the convention tonight.
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Taz Union
Tas
Mansfield
C. T. A. U. of America
Indianapolis
Tux Missey Dougherty
Callahan
McDonald
Neumont
New London
Conn
Pioneer Tourist Club
Pittsburg
Iniianapolie
L. E
Cleveland
Hay
Salliz A. Moonz
Philadelphia
Catholic Home Journal
Mary Dougherty
Newley Avenue
Moore
M. A. Lawnine
Pitts Union
M. M. Sheedy
Prestao A
Poe Union
Mosars
J. & Weldon
P. W. Joyce
M. Hynman
Women Endure Pain Says Lombroso Esthesiometer Study
A 19th century discussion cites Lombroso claiming women bear pain better due to lower pain sensitivity. Tests with esthesiometer and algometer compare tactile sensitivity and pain perception between men and women, noting higher pain tolerance in women according to his measurements among different age groups and social classes.
Boston Merchant Opens Free Gym for Women Workers
A philanthropic Boston merchant provides a free gym for female employees after work hours from 5 to 6 pm. Sixty girls have joined with many awaiting their sisters' verdict, praising the relief from fatigue and the sense of elasticity after exercise. He envisions gymnasiums in all large businesses employing women.
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Boston
Tts
Display of Global Ocean Currents Model at World’s Fair
A large scientific tank simulates Earth’s surface over about 20 feet square. Water courses move via underflow pipes to mimic ocean currents. White powder marks current directions while a large map nearby details force, volume, and direction of currents.
Arlington Study Debunks Apple Arsenic Scare
Massachusetts Agricultural College tests show no arsenic in apples sprayed with Bordeaux mixture and Paris green. Copper oxide found was minuscule, totaling about one ounce per 2000 barrels. Authors note few orchardists used Paris green, framing the scare as unfounded.
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America
Bonne Ee
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Paris
A New Cricket Bat Shows American Cricket Progress
The article notes the spread of cricket in the United States with Americans forming most of an eleven and predicts camera popularity. It introduces an interchangeable bat handle design with screws fitting a standard size for quick replacement after breakage.
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Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia
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