Meade Burrell and Necia Face Frontier Tensions
Necia confronts Stark and Runnion over race and love while planning to leave with Allana. Meantime Burrell contemplates his path in a rough mining town as Stark builds a saloon and stampede excitement erupts along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allana
Necia
Meade Burrell
Stark
Water Front
Nevin
Lee
Poleon
West Texas
Mr. Stark
Ana Kunnion
Flambeau
Derby Devotion Through Decades of Epsom Legends
The piece recalls long standing Derby Day loyalties. Lord Palmerston, unable to travel in bad weather, misses a race and quips that a foreign winner might shorten his life. It honors stalwarts like John Scott and John Gully and crowns James Weatherby as the ultimate Derby devotee who never missed a Derby, even for his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Lord Palmerston
Downs
Count de Lagrange
Pam
John Scott
John Gully
M.P
Hueney Pearce
Engand
James Weatherby
King Edward VII to resume cycling after two-year pause
Special correspondence from London reports that King Edward VII has been advised to restart cycling. Humber Limited refurbished an old tricycle with modern improvements to reduce tripping and make mounting easier, featuring a direct central axle for easy on off and safe operation at Buckingham Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
London
Edward VII
Messrs. Humber, Limited
Messrs. Humber
Buckingham Palace
A Boomerang From a Troubled Day
Little Archie aged four caused trouble all day and provoked his father who stayed home ill. In the evening the father asked why they punished him so often and Archie replied that it was because his father was sick and cross that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Record of Rare Paintings Fetching Huge Sums and Dramatic Returns
The article reviews record prices for masterpieces including Holbein Christina of Denmark at 360000 and Morgans Raphael at 500000. It recounts art history tales from Lady Coburn to Murillo and the Soult ransom story, plus notable rediscoveries and later high value sales of Romney and Gainsborough works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbein
Christina
Denmark
J. P. Morgan
Raphael
Christina of
National Gallery
Blenheim
Pierpont Morgan
Lady Coburn
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Lady Hamilton
England
Alfred Bell
Murillo
Louvre
Paris
Marshal Soult
Sir John Moore
Corunna
Soult
Whitehaven
George Romney
Christie’s
Worthing
Gainsborough
Sir Charles Wertheimer
Point of View Reflected in Time and Hunger
An old Black man, weary from seeking work, pauses by an electric pole as factory whistles mark noon. He muses on perspective and declares it is lunch time for many, but only 12 o’clock for him before continuing his search for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Aurrell
Lee
Poleon
Landin
Post
Calaveras
Stark
Old Man Gale
Paleo
Darky
The Way It Goes on Brown and Green Credit
A fragmentary dialogue compares customers Brown and Green. Brown is praised for paying bills on the tenth, while Green’s reliability is questioned amid unclear payment remarks. The excerpt hints at credit habits and money matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
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Harper & Brothers
East
Runnion
Old Man Gate
Rannion
Burrell
Alluna
John Gale
Dawson
Doret
Bagosh
Fonny Feller
Wever
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