Marjorie and Caussidiere Clash Over Child in Scotland
In a tense chapter a power struggle erupts as Marjorie resists Caussidiere’s demand that she join him in England with their child. Miss Hetherington counsels patience while Sutherland races to Dumfries to recover Leon as Caussidiere presses his claim and a dangerous standoff unfolds.
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Marjorie
Scotland
Mon Ami
Cherie
France
Herse
Coussidiere
Caussdiere
Leon
Caussidiere
Majorie
Bairn
Miss Hetherington
Mar-jorie
Mother
Dumfries
Leon Caussidiere
Sutherland
Johnnie Sutherland
Monsieur Caussidiere
Madame Caussidiere
Monsieur
Madame
Paris
England
Annandale
Aggressive Russia and Corean Crisis Darken East Asia
Washington December 28 notes Russia’s eastward push as a treaty with Japan splits duties with Moscow seizing posts and finances in Corea. An English adviser manages customs while Russia gains de facto control, threatening sovereignty as Britain and Japan await instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD
Russia
Corea
Japan
Department of Education, Agriculture
Englshman
McLeavy Brown
Finance Department
Customs
Brown
Coren
Seoul
Alexieff
Corean
St. Isburg
Great Britain
Cho
China
Manchuria
Yellow Sea
Russia Grabs Kin Chau Port City Near Port Arthur
Kin Chau, north of Port Arthur, is reported occupied by Russia. Eli T. Sheppard, back from China, calls Kin Chau a strategic walled city at the Gulf of Lau Tung, controlling river mouths, rail access to Manchuria, and significant for global diplomacy. He warns its seizure could defy world powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
St. Petersburg
Kin Chau
Port Arthur
Francisco
Eli T. Sheppard
Russia
Starvation in Cuba Promptens American Aid Effort
The U S government reports deep hunger in Cuba with thousands affected and calls for quick relief from the American public. Assistant Secretary Day receives $2000 from unnamed donors to fund aid through Consul Norrn Lee and Cuban distribution channels coordinated by State and consular officers. A second item notes a fatal fire in New Haven suburb of Pittsburg killing Miss Nancy Browdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
State Department
Siry Sherman
Nora Lee
Department
Lee
Pittsburg
New Haven
Mary Ann Browdy
Nancy Browdy
Tragic Blaze Claims Child and Two Women
A fast moving fire killed a four year old girl and gravely burned her 76 year old mother who cannot survive the night. Miss Brawdy whom the mother tried to save personal property but perished in the effort. The mother twice entered the burning building and was dragged out, severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brawdy
Butte
Montana
Miss Hrowdy
United States urged to buy Denmark’s West Indies islands
Senator Lodge plans a bill favoring purchase of St Thomas St John and St Croix from Denmark. Denmark says still willing to sell amid British and German negotiations. Islands cover 100 square miles with 40 000 people. St Croix is the largest at 60 square miles and 23 000 residents. sugar crops noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Times-Herald
Washington
Lodge
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. John
Denmark
West Indies
Senate
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Thomas
Senator Lodge
Stars and Stripes
Klondike News Notes Miseries and Rich Strikes
The Tees brings five Klondikers to Victoria including Richard Shaw who left Dawson on November 16. Stanley notes supply shortages on the trail with men begging for food and surviving on game. Fort Selkirk robberies and a Dawson saloon heist reveal the harsh frontier conditions and rising tensions over wages as stake-outs forecast gold-rich prospects on Hunker Creek and Dominion Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Tees
Skaguay
Shaw
Dawson
Stewart River
Jim Carey
Ed Lord
Fort Selkirk
Keeler
Ed Jackson
Tagish Lake
J. W. Mc November
Burt Named President of Union Pacific Railway
New York announces Horace G Burt will become president of the Union Pacific Railway Company replacing the anticipated Clark. The move follows reorganizational plans despite Clark’s ill health. Oliver W Mink will serve as vice president overseeing the New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horace G. Burt
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Burt
Polic
Clark
Ehairi Stillman
Marvin Hughitt
EB. Harriman
Louis Fitzgerald
Henry LB. Hyde
John W. Doane
Otto H. Kahn
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
George J. Gould
Oliver Ames
George. Cannon
Jacob HL. Schutt
Oliver W. Mink
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Logue Buchanan
Vernational Press Association
Assion
Zeon
Tle
Grimm
Looton Transcript
Denmark's Islands
Klondike
N Pacttic
The
Unie
State Bank of
Rocky Ford
General Banking
Hanover National Bank
N.Y
Union National Bank
Kansas City
First National Bank
Pueblo
Colorado
Europe
Newton Lumber
O. G. Crawford
J. C. Fox
Steele & Beall
R. W. English Lumber CO
Luter
Sigsa
H. A. Dawley
Rockford House
J. VW. Atkinson
George Daring
Coal and Ice
General
Colo
Coal M. Jackson
St. James Hotel
F. M. Boyles
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