Portrait of a Baronet Courtship and a Hungarian Warning
In Helston Sir Richard Mortmain presses guardian Marsh for consent to marry Miss Violet Mowbray, who prefers Don. Glitka warns Marsh of Mortmain’s true character and plots with a hotel confidant, while Violet defends her pledge to Don and rejects the match. A separate riverfront scene details a switchman narrowly avoiding disaster as a reminder of railroad risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glitka Rhergavyzi
Danehoorough
Mouuntain
Helston
Woolhurn
Lanrton
Mr. Marsh
Lonton
Richard
Tolet Mowbray
Wach
Mir Marsh
Simon
Miss Mowbray
London
Tom
Mortmain
Monty
Marsh
Richard Mortmain
Chersyman
Mr Marsh
Richard Mortmore
Hrsband
Violet
Don
Merimain
Wonder Lad
Thursdale
Sir Richard
Thorsdale Park
Glitka
Thoredale
Miladi
Cavaliere
Ron
Clake Eberganzi
Evelly
Serren Trigit Bay
Marrring
Deroner
Richand
England
Hungary
Zurcher
Thorsdale
Violet Mowbray
Gitka
Mademoiselle Glitke
Richard the Cavaliere
Griffian
Marriage talk stirs a rector and guests in drawing room
Mr Marsh returns to find the rector immersed in news and Mrs Langton eager as a marriage topic dominates the scene. Violet’s guardian role surfaces as a proposal and a guessing game unfold among the group.
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Violet
Ara Langton
Island Without Death in Miyajima Feature
Mrs Oliza Rahamah Scidmore pens An Island Without Death for The Century. The look at Miyajima, one of Japan’s three wonders, describes a village where deaths and births are forbidden by centuries of rules and travelers move souls by boat to the Aki shore.
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Oliza Rahamah Scidmore
Wiper
Mirajima
Japan
Scidmore
Aki
Als Hills
Miyajima
Congress in Action Opens New Session Across Aboard
Washington dispatch notes the opening of the fifty fourth Congress with the Senate reading the President's message and light business, while the House features routine proceedings, a pensions bill, and minor measures. Cuban independence resolutions appear in the Senate, immigration debates begin, and new acts pass on copyright and liquor.
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Senate
Congress
Cannon
Ilinois
Payne
New York
Turner
Georgian
de Milburn
Charles F. Crisp
Georgia
Orly
Metonte Tootsie Dingley
House
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Cuba
Cullom
Cullom and Mr. Call
United States
Mondar
Capitol
Cowden
National Capitol
Grant
Reed
Dingley
Elouse
Disaster at sea sinks Saliere off Spanish coast killing hundreds
A Bremen to Buenos Aires steamship named Saliere foundered near the Corunna coast in dense fog and mist. Two hundred ten passengers and sixty five crew were aboard. most perished within minutes after striking the rocks near Villagarcia. Russians Galicians Spaniards and one German were among the dead as wreckage drifted to shore in a distant, swift tragedy.
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Spain
Sesia
Bremen
Buenos Aires
Corunna
Villagarcia
Cornea
Vilagarcia
Cape Finisterre
Buenos Ayres
Vigo
Uruguay
Saliere
Bar
Arosa
Villagari
Cullom speaks for Cuba in Senate resolution stance
Illinois Senator Cullom urged intervention for Cuba in a Senate session. He presented a resolution pledging the United States to end Spanish rule in Cuba and withdraw Spanish control of the gateway to the Gulf. He argued liberty required action beyond precedent and warned Spain’s decline would follow the Cuban struggle.
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Illinois
Cuba
Cullom
Senate
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Gullom
Spain
Sherman
Gail
Hoar
Mills
Palmer
Callum
Lincoln
Republic
Dunois
Baydor
Americas
Varsity Penn Crew Prep Under Ward After Jan Training
In a period summary the Penn varsity crew trains under Coach Bis Ward starting January after Brodie Inssot misses a game due to sickness. The Chicago ball club will play on Sundays until Illinois or Chicago bans such practice. District Attorney Kings County bars Corbett and Pyrvsimmons from staging a fight at Coney Island. Lehmann praises Yale crews while noting fore rowing progress. Bicycle manufacturers plan to halt all ST wheels with brakes unless buyers opt out. Barry the oarsman signed with Tendon and Gaudaur for the world championship plan.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Brodie Inssot
University of Pennsylvania
Bis Ward
Chicago
Caicagu
Ilinois
Kings County
Corbett and Pyrvsimmons
Coney Island
Lehmann
Rainer
Yale
Barry
Gaudaur
Cleveland's Cuba Message Draws Mixed European View
A synthesis of editorials from New York papers praising President Cleveland's Cuban policy while warning Spain that the United States will act if necessary. They describe the message as sober and statesmanlike, urging restraint yet signaling potential intervention if Spain fails to end the conflict.
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New York
Cuba
Brooklyn Eagle
Cleveland
Ind
Sun
Parsons
Spain
United States
Améri
Cube
Chronicle
Decist
Tribune
Times-Herald
London
Spsin
McMinley
al Cleveland
Milwaukee Sentinel
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Congress of the United States
Detroit Free Press
Duluth Herald
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Baeageer
Mrs. Langton
Richard Mortrain
Richard Mortrisia
Badriang
Persia
Congress IN Action
Schons
Washington
Elwiys
Blanco
Philippines
Prederic Auguste Bartholdi
Societe Liberte Des Artistes Francais
Trinity Church
Newport
R. 1
Brussels
Lave
Common Council
Paris
Orleans
Periah
the Presidents
Messace
Smessart
St. Louis Star
Kansas City World
Peoria Herald
Jong Beld
Dianapolis Sentinel
Minnecpolis Journal
Fin
Guba
Milwaukee Journal
Gergeland
Toledo Blade
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