Jealousy erupts as Lady Caraven spies affair
Lady Caraven grows consumed by jealousy after suspecting her husband Lord Caraven of caring for Lady Hamilton. A sunset walk, a risky pursuit, and a confrontation in the Ravensmere grounds lead to a brutal accusation and a dramatic demand that she remain hidden.
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Caraven
Hil- Gred
Lady Hamilton
Lord Caraven
Bari
Ward
Gildred
Hamtor
Lim
Paul
Hildred
Damers
Raoul
Hamilton
Tndy Hamilton
Earl
Lady Hazilton
Ravensmera
Bildred
Revensmere
Hushani
Lord Cargyen
Verry
Hildred Barsumer
Low
Chewind
Golden Mine Tale Within Alaska Reservation
A veteran prospector recalls a humorous Arizona memory about a Pueblo pottery god. He tests its surface for hidden color, lures Indian potter to a drink, and learns the pot lies inside reservation bounds. His partners monitor the ruse, while old Anaham reinforces the joke by later gifting Pueblo pieces.
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Tadling
Alaska
Arizona
Abraham Butts
Anaham
Oldest drum in state carried through Revolutionary War
Capt George Warren owns the oldest snare drum in the state, tracked from Daniel Hopkins of Plainfield Conn in Capt Parsons regiment through the siege of Boston in 1775 and the Long Island and White Plains battles in 1776. It later traveled with William Hopkins in 1812, with a shell carved from a log and glued at the center.
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George Warren
Daniel Hopkins
Platofield
Conn
Parsons
Sixth Regi
Boston
Washington
New York
Long Island
White Plains
Stephen Dopkins
Rhote Island
Wiliam Hopkins
Canada
Winsham County
Bergeant
Simon Copp
Killingly
Lieut. Larned
Woodstock
Plank
Grove Street
New York Evening Telegram
Exposition pages reveal West’s grand displays and plans
The report describes the exposition grounds with grand arches, statuary, and pavilions. It notes the Greek style auditorium seating 3000, machinery in motion at noon, and a parade marching five miles to the grounds. Old soldiers’ week, McKinely era details, and Bryan’s potential colonelcy are included.
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Great West
Machhiery Mall
Meck Ules
Washington
Federal Building
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
Monster
Apollo Chub
Agriculture
Arcs
Sciences
E. Rosewater
Promocion Barak
America
Navy Construction Plans Expand Seaborne Fleet
The government has begun the largest program of naval construction in the country. The safeguards board approved key design features and bids will be opened immediately with contracts likely for three 61st-class battleships to be built.
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Safe
Gmaha Exposition Views Highlight Parade and Grounds
Report describes a patriotic procession through Omaha with flags and a 10 000 strong military display. It notes the lavish government building dome Liberty statue water mirrors lagoon and extensive illumination, praising planning and civic leadership. The steamer Pedro prize and naval board appraised value are also mentioned.
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Coltr
Gordon W.leine
Marine Band of
Washington
Dr. Samuels
At &T
War mood and rumors echo in Manila and Cadiz talk
The piece jokes about naval leaders and personalities as the war mood grows. It notes rumors of a signals regiment in Wyoming and quips about Sagasta and Spain's fate if Cuba falls. It mentions U S costs at ten million dollars and hints at German and Philippine tensions.
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Tampa
Cervera
Anvelope Trust
Sinals
Wyoming
Manile
Havens
Sesasta
Gall Sagasta
France
Spain
Admiral McGinty
Manila Bay
Wesler
United States
Germany
Samoa
Cadiz
Sagasta
Manila
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Gators
Paerara
West End
Mc Eisler
W. J. Bryan
Got_ Stephens
Missouri
Willam Uy Bryan
Colonalty Volunteers
Mr. Bryan
Gordoy W. Watts
GMAHA
Chicago
Tui
Gordon W. Wattles
Wb Peristy
Pame
Zemale
Omaha
Pedro
Havana
Naval Board
Nel
Tiew West Prom Toesgean
Ecdee
Soutewest Prom Test Nome OY
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Joseph Finzi
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