Rood Abbey heiress draws London society eyes
Lady Rooden and her seventeen year old daughter Angela arrive in London after Sir Charles Rooden's mysterious drowning. The tale unfolds amid high society gossip as Gladys Rane and Captain Wynyard confront money, love, and fate in a world of wealth and privilege.
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Rooden
Charles Rooden
Roodens
Bond Abbey
Midland
Leir
Charles Heoden
Laure Milroy
Earl of Milroy
Charles Roodel
Angel
Lady Roodes
Papa
Jarria x ‘d
Indy
Charles
Sir Charles
Herse
Sugela
Lary Rooden
Rood Abbey
Tras
Angela Savas
Miss Avelan
Chartea
Palace Pisce
Capitain Vance Winrard
Lady Binloch
Gladys
Captain Wynyard
Fance
Lady Rodden
Angela
London
Captain Vance
Gindis
Reoden
Charles Reeden
Hannen
Tam
Hood
Mach
Gladis
Gladys Rane
Tandig
Snlight
Thady Rooden
The
Royal
Winyerd
Mogden
Wynyard
Seo Slim
Wrorard
Ansiously
Mr. Ashton
Vanes Woynyans
Gladis Rane
Balloon Experiment Seeks High Altitude Air Sample
A Paris project launched from Villette at 10 30 uses a balloon with a six litre air reservoir and a hermetically sealed clockwork switch to collect atmospheric data high above. The device, protected by soda water, includes two baro-thermographs and carries instructions for quick return to Paris.
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Paris
Villette
Swiftest Torpedo Vessel From Havre Stuns World
A French seagoing torpedo craft built at Havre by Augustin Normand reportedly achieves speeds nearing thirty five miles per hour in trials. The 3,250 horsepower ship displaces about 180 English tons and showcases France's rapid vessel engineering.
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France
Havre
Augustin Normand
Ford Ban
Revue Industrielle
Congress Debates Canal, Pension Bills, and Elections
Congress grounds to near heat on pension for nurse Margaret O Donnell as House members oppose late aid. Senate debates Nicaragua Canal treaty amid letters from Central America and Rodriguez, while Sherman and Olney discuss near Cuba policy. House handles Yost Tucker case and army appropriation conference.
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Tripie
Quay
Hale
Bigckburn
Senate
Margaret O'Donnell
New York Light Artillery
Pendinx
Mer. Thomas
Rep
Mich
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Great Britain
Turpie
House
Yost Tucker
Virginia
Yost
Tucker
Morgen
Nicaragoa Canal
Bil
Torpie
Wiles
Bil. Morgan
Vilas
Nicaragua Canal
Chandler
Ohn
Edward Addick
Nicaragua
United States
Nicaraguan Canal Company
Mr. Morgan
Americas
Rodríguez
Senlator
Vilns
Messrs
Sherman
Graf
Gullum
Lodge
Hoar
Olney
Afr
Cuba
Famine Warnings and Legal Reforms Reported Abroad
A Bombay dispatch cites London press calling the famine the century’s most widespread. The Argentine Senate approves issuing 10 million cedulas to fund loans and agriculture. In Rochester a Universalist pastor charged with impersonating an officer is acquitted. An autopsy shows William H. Sinclair died of apoplexy.
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Richard
Paris
Russian Academy
Ford Nelgin
Simon Newtomb
Washington
Maranis de Montegim
Quebec
Montpelier
Bombay Dispatch
London Daily Mail
Exis
Senate
Wirkpatrick
Second Universalist Church
Rochester
William H. Sinclair
New York
Galveston
Tiova Chieftain Likely New York Senator Platt
The Tioga County born Thomas Collier Platt is poised to win New York’s Senate seat at the Republican caucus in Albany amid strong support. His career spans Yale education, banking leadership in Owego, and a long congressional and senatorial tenure marked by Conkling Garfield clashes and political resilience.
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New York
Albaar
David B. Eon
Sistes Sen
York
H. Choste
Thomas C. Platt
Conkling
Senate
Seeak
T Ge
Owego
Tioza County
Thomas Collier Platt
Yale
Tiomi National Bank
Michican Lumber
United States Express Company
Congress
Francis Kernan
United States Senate
Senator Conkling
Garfield
Afr
Platt
Esse
Plate
Goaking
Bet
Arbitration and Anglosaxon Harmony Across Papers
A compilation of editorials and notices reflects global arbitration praise between the United States and Great Britain and calls for broader treaties. Commentary from multiple papers urges peace through arbitration, while mixed opinions on military readiness and tariffs appear alongside reports of financial failures and commissions.
Home Cooks Guide to Oven Heat and Lima Beans
The article offers oven heat indicators by paper color from pale brown to dark yellow to judge doneness for pastries and bread. It promotes Lima beans as a winter vegetable, advising washing, soaking, boiling, and finishing with pepper salt butter and a dash of steel cream for a richer result.
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Gontie
Moore
Various Household Tips and Recipes from Ladies' Home Journal
A collection of domestic guidance including a method for smothering and stewing chicken, advice against washing frying pans, use of marrow bone for diet, an orange dessert, plain plum pudding, and tips on keeping pests away. It also notes a method to help the deaf perceive rhythm through saline solution and mentions the history of physiognomy dating to 1741.
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McKendrick
Glasgow
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Boston Transcript
Gen
Harrison
New York Herald
Placid
Mills
Brooklya
Standard
Pris
Tony
Wight
Welcott
Hinsel
Cincinnati Post
Navy Department
B.S. Dreyer & Co
Chicago
Binghamton
Wasa and
Mins Commission
Hynge
Althomsh
Minneapolis
Tribe
Lo Piusenenp
Ladies' Home Journal
Larater
Isol
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