Mystery of Madaline Charlewood
In the western countryside, Lady Madaline Charlewood lies buried as her husband contemplates secrets of the past. Her daughter grows under care of Margaret Dornham and Dr. Letsom, while family lies and a buried marriage threaten to surface through old papers and a hidden box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countity
Arlewood
Loring
Madaline Charlewood
Madafine
Madaline
Lord Charle- Mood
Lord Jenoou
Medaline
Stephen Leisoms
Lord Charlewood
Dr. Letsom
Monty
Tiwim
Tial
England
Margeret Dombsm
Gabe
Ne’erdo
HearriDornham
Ashwood
Margaret Dornham
Castledens
Jouran
Yue
Lord Charlewrood
L’estrange
Verdun Rosal
Thome
Maggie
Tie
Maitel
Margaret
Leisam Kin
Maragret Dormbuin
Floctor
Tord Charidtod
Old East
Earl of Mountdéan
Litle Mandarme
Pather
Margaret Dornhem
Stephen Letsom
Lady Charlewood
Palestine and the Jews consider Jewish farming in Palestine
The Spectator notes Palestine could regain fertility through large scale reclamation and irrigation, with Jews historically an agricultural people. It argues modern Jews focus on trade and speculation due to past restrictions, but suggests Jewish colonization as a feasible solution if Turkish inaction and European rivalries push strategic settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Matthew Rold
Spectator
Western
Europe
The Poet of Methodism Charles and His Split Roles
The piece portrays Charles as the early figure labeled a Methodist, first to celebrate sacraments outside the church and to hold services in regular hours. It notes his fame as The Poet of Methodism, his vast hymn output, scholarly breadth, humor, and conflicting stance between progressivism and conservatism. It also mentions his opposition to his brother’s projects and his endured hardships, including mobbing and accusations of vagabondage.
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Charles
Stohn
Wesley
Fronde’s Law of Increase in the Spear of Shins
RSA a Naples, Thar an boepe, of que en bondred, of, a5 we ynaysts, thou, four miles away in the awiftest trans, Athiatle steamers, calls for tre per cent, of tal length, six per cent, of dispacement, seven per cent, of lorsa Power and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronde
RSA
Naples
Woman Confesses to Murder of Jerome Kern at Waverley
The latest development in the tragedy of Wal Kern reports Delilah Fales has confessed to killing Jerome Kern. She claims she lured the old man into the woods and murdered him, alleging a long history of wrongs and scandal since she was 43 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah Fales
Jerome Kern
Wal Kern
Waverley
Young Kern
Bern
Burglars Steal from Des Moines Drug Store
Short State Itema reports burglars entered J. A. Johnson’s drug store in Des Moines and stole a small amount of money. Other items note equal suffragists plan a statewide drive, and ex Senator Charles E. Whitney’s death in Whiting at age 76.
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J. A. Johnson
Des Moines
Towa
Charles E. Whitney
Iowa
Hig
Whiting
Lewis
Centerville
Audubon County
C. W. Rowe
Poweshiek County
Diaz
Mexico
Paxton
United States
Shenan- Goah
Indianola
Eddy Knotts
Brent
Moystery
Giy
Drake
Whee
J. E
Congress at Work Opens with Busy Session in Washington
Congress opened an extra and regular session with leaders and many members present. The House organized quickly. Speaker Reed and committees assigned, while the Senate followed with a colorful opening crowd and floral displays. Annexation of Hawaii looms as a major issue, with Davis proposing early action and Cuba policy under watch as immigration, bankruptcy, and railway matters promise debate.
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Congress
Tae Joxitr
Mel Kinley
Tohler
Washington
Naional
Capitol
House
Senate
Ender
Chip’lein
Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Judiciary Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Reed
Hobart
Hawaii
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Annera Hon
Foreigns Relations Committee
Batali
American Congress
Spain
Cuba
Eckels urges amendments to note issuing law in annual report
The 1807 Comptroller of the Currency James H. Eckels reviews the national bank act history and urges Congress to amend note issuing rules to allow banks more loanable capital. He notes the government note competition and suggests shifting toward bank issued currency with safeguards and better bank examiner pay. He provides bank totals, dividends, and per capita money data.
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James H. Eckels
Legislati Wnich
Congress
United States
Anell
Governmstead
Douds
United ‘States
el Nations
Tmz
Lawtal
Oneynaledi Sécord
ISOT
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
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Tori Charkwood
Earl of
Mountdesn
Castledene
Castle Street
Nfe
Madeline
Madamne
de. Lersom
Tane
Corfell
Komplete
Secretary of State
Iown
Suite
Consties
L. M
Maton
Fel White
Je Doers
Joh
S. P
J. M. Kremmer
Shaw
Bremer
Buchansa
Carroll
Clay
Clarion
Crawford
Dallas
Decatur
Ind
Delaware
Dickinson
Dubsaque
Exmet Fayette
Floyd A
Preimont
Greeze LT
Grends
Az Geddes
Humboldt
Nee
Ida
Zoe
Wackson
Jasper
Zefferso
Dobus
Jones
Beoknk Hossuth
Lee
SBS Pate
ST Taniss
Luce
LIS
Madison
Mabaska
Marion
Masik AL Ye
Arus. Wee
Mirebell
Lie Scott
Shelby
Wayne
Wright
Congress AT Work
Washi
Regina
Sonses
Kesestatun
Central Pactic Railway
Dingley
Aid
Eckels
Salvise Bellerhack
Waxlestowh
Nis
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