The Barrier continues with a wary meeting on the frontier
Burrell observes Ben Stark, a feared Northwest figure, arrive with a stranger while Rannion and No Creek Lee scheme behind the scenes. Necia’s father Gale senses danger as Stark’s dark past and ruthless reputation surface, hinting at a dangerous reunion.
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Efadfp Burrell
Necia
Alluna
Rannion
Ruonnien
Leutenant
Runion
Burrell
Heutenant
Runnion
Meade Burrell
Flambeau
Tenderfoot
Lee
Stark
Dawson
Doret
Northwest
Law and Order
Ben Stark
Jobo
Coeur d' Alenes
Gale
Allana
Johnny
Molly
California
Lord Blessington Fears Drafts While Watching Boy
The Countess of Blessington’s husband, Lord Blessington, dreads drafts and detects air currents from a door. While strolling by the Thames with the Countess and a youth, the boy wandered near the bank edge. Lord Blessington warns the boy repeatedly, fearing a fall, then quips about catching his death in the carriage returning home.
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Lord Blessington
Blessington
Unconscious Atchison Man After Odd Evening
An Atchison man has been unconscious since 10 PM, despite efforts to revive him. The incident followed an unusual outing after dinner when his wife did not question his departure or return. The family is alarmed and hopeful for consciousness recovery.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Elephant calves carried by herd by natives claim
Forest and Stream reports a native belief in Africa that when a herd is alarmed and runs, grown elephants lift and carry on their tusks the newborn calves not yet able to keep up. They say the calves weigh about 200 pounds at birth. No white observer has confirmed this.
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Africa
Robbery Under Arms at Kissi-Krome Gold Coast
The Gold Coast Leader reports a daring home invasion in Kissi-Krome where a thief climbed in through the ceiling, ransacked valuables including heirlooms valued at £30, and fled after being pursued by armed villagers. A man was wounded during pursuit, his clothing later found as proof.
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Kissi- Krome
Gold Coast
Madam Ntsing
Shgata
Kissi
Kissi-Krome
Praised Miss Johnson by London critic Watts Dunton
The article recalls Theo dore Watts-Dunton praising Canadian writer Miss FE Pauline Johnson for a lyric on Canadian outdoors. It notes Watts-Dunton's devotion to poetry and his remark that Johnson was "the most interesting woman poet now writing in the English tongue."
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Almon Charles Swinburne
Theodore Watts-Dunton
Watts-Dunton
London Atheneum
Pauline Johnson
Miss Johnson
Swinburne
The Oldest Mason: Senator Gowan Remembered by St Andrew's
The late Sir James Robert Gowan, Senator, was the oldest Canadian initiated Mason in Canada, joining St. Andrew's Lodge, Toronto, on July 3, 1840. At his death he had been a lodge member for nearly 69 years, and St. Andrew's Lodge published a memorial with a portrait and life appreciation.
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James Robert Gowan
Canada
St. Andrew’s Lodge
Toronto
St. Andrew's Lodge
Early Psychotherapy in James The Church’s Healing Rule
The Epistle of James presents an early Christian rule of psychotherapy adopted by the church. It urged believers to seek elders for prayer and anointing, promising healing and forgiveness through faith. The practice persisted in old churches and is urged for revival by some leaders.
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St. James
What He Liked Best
An old farmer attends a village party at the doctor's house with music and guests. In the morning a guest asks how he enjoyed the night and if the seven flavors were tasty, but the farmer evasively replies he did not taste them.
Notable Marriage Unites Dalmeny and Grosvenor Heiress
Lord Dalmeny son of Rosebery marries Hon. Dorothy Grosvenor, tying a prominent British lineage. The match, arranged in high society, aims to shield Rothschild funds from stage stars, with Dalmeny a former guardsman and cricket captain and the bride noted for beauty and social influence.
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Lord Rosebery
England
Great
Liberal Party
Lord Dalmeny
Dorothy Grosvenor
Lord Henry George Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Miss Grosvenor
Lord Delmeny
Rothschild Mills
Countess of Rosebery
Gaiety Theatre Company
London
Earl of Or
Guards
Surrey
Marie Antoinette
Lawyers and Laughter in London Assizes Trial
In a London Assizes trial a woman injured by a train sued for ten dollars damages. Spectators heard wit and humor in court as T B McArthur faced Dr McCallum the Western University physician. The physician described the plaintiff as markedly peuresthenic and projected a rapid recovery after the case.
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London
Mr. McArthur
The Doctor Unfrocked In Toronto
A local music figure Dr Torrington famed as the father of Toronto singing is depicted as autocratic yet learns obedience from his young grandchild living in New Ontario. Inhabitants note his frock coat ritual is overruled by the child in the College of Music setting.
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Dr. Torrington
Toronto
New Ontario
College of Music
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Herper & Brothers
British Columbia
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