The Witch of Monte Carlo Chapter XV Signals War
In Paris plotters maneuver in Monte Carlo as Count Leon declares a plan to abduct a president figure. An American ally Jones grows suspect while the princess plots with Stromboloff and Villebois. A whistled signal sparks a rapid, ominous mobilization in the casino gardens.
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Leon
Don
Villebois
Stromboloff
Merrick
Paris
France
Duke of Orleans
Count Leon
Constance
New York Democrat Bird S Coler Nominated for Governor
Saratoga N Y Oct 2 A close but orderly end to the Democratic state convention results in Bird S Coler of Brooklyn being nominated for governor. The platform denounces trusts chiefly the beef and coal trusts, calls for free lists on life necessities, condemns the Dingley tariff, and favors public ownership of anthracite coal mines.
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Brooklyn
Saratoga
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New York
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt
Extra Session Sought by Chicago Citizens Petition
Six thousand Illinois residents signed a Chicago petition urging President Roosevelt to call an extra session of Congress to curb a coal famine. The plan includes appointing a temporary receiver to run Pennsylvania mines halted by strike, per Senator Mason who cites utility receiverships as legal precedent.
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Chicago
Illinois
Roosevelt
Congress
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
United States
William E. Mason
Mason
Will of Emile Zola Leaves All to Widow
Paris reports that Emile Zola's will was found in his bedroom with seals broken and then resealed. It is understood he left everything to his widow with no literary will or funeral directions. Mme Zola viewed the body, fainted, as doctors and friends accompanied her to the mortuary chamber.
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Africa
M. le Count
Paris
Monsieur
France
Monte Carlo
Delilah
Jones
Merrick
Barbary
M. Zola
Mme. Zola
Emile Zola
Zola
Madame Zola
Charpentier, Fasquelle
M. Des Moulins
Typhoon Cost 1 500 Lives and Dispatches From Asia
A September typhoon near Kagoshima reportedly sank sixteen hundred fishing smacks and left about fifteen hundred sailors dead. The Tartar and Karazawa Maru searches yielded only a handful of survivors. A Kalgan dispatch notes Prince Tuan's August movements from Pekin toward Ninani Hall, suggesting unrest. Also a San Francisco remark on local saloon abundance and a quotation about bonnet prices.
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B. C
Japan
Kagoshima
Pekin
Kalgan
Prince Tuan
Ninani Hall
Blueing and remedies scam warning in print
A compact vintage notice touts Russ Bleaching Blueing and warns against imitation products. It markets cold cures and laxatives with money-back assurances, while a sharp jab targets costly groceries and butcher bills.
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