The Witch of Montegarlo. A Storied Romance
A serialized tale featuring ST. GEORGE RATHBORNE in a melodramatic adventure set in exotic locales. The narrative centers on a mysterious woman and perilous schemes, weaving intrigue, romance, and danger across atmospheric scenes.
Merrick Surges in Monte Carlo Card Drama
Merrick watches a high stakes gambling night at Monte Carlo where he and Jones battle the dragon of gambling using Varraag’s system. Jones rides a winning streak then loses, sparking a wild crowd reaction as Merrick endures the tense run of play and finally nears a turning point with Constance nearby.
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Paria
Mark
Heaven
Purgatory
Elysian Fields
Hades
Merrick
Jones
Monte Carlo
Gay
Monte-Carlo
Richmond
Varragh
Monte
Carlo
Kowledge
Constance
Monte Carlo Bank Heist Plotter Lures Merrick
Merrick prowls Monte Carlo gardens seeking Constance amid a maze of intrigue. Count Leon plots two birds with one stone, while Jones watches and Merrick fears a trap as Darragh’s fate haunts their dangerous game.
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Mark
Jones
Monte Carlo
Count Leon
Prince of Monaco
South Africa
Villebois
Merrick
Darragh
Little Miss Millions
Constance
Strand
Porto
Floods Ravage Midwest as Rain Persisted Across States
Widespread storm from Rocky Mountains to Alleghenies drops 1-2 inches in Kansas Iowa Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. In St Louis 5.45 inches fell with 56 mph winds. railroads telegraph lines down and trains delayed. East Alton Illinois floods destroy Stoneware Pipe plant worth about 40000 dollars. Wood River overflow covers 10000 acres damaging farms and industry.
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St. Louis
Dispatch
Rocky Mountains
Alleghenies
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Varied Industries
Union Station
Alton
Wood River
Stoneware Pipe Company
East Alton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Madison County
King Edward II Improves After Operation
London dispatch reports Buckingham Palace calm with the king’s condition improving after his operation. A 9 am bulletin notes the king feels stronger despite wound discomfort and no events disturb progress. A 4 pm update calls his recovery satisfactory with reduced discomfort and steady advancement.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Hotel Struck by Lightning at Eagle Neb
During a heavy rainstorm on Saturday night lightning struck the Eagle hotel in Eagle Nebraska. It traveled down the chimney into a room where Ed Parrott of Peru was sleeping, tearing plaster and lathing. Parrott is barely able to get around since the shock.
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Eagle
Eagle, Neb
Ed ‘Parrott
Peru
Mr. Parrott
Jesse James Body Reinterred Beside Father and Wife
Remains of Jesse James exhumed after twenty years in the Excelsior Springs door yard and buried in Kearney cemetery beside his father and wife Mrs Zeralda Samuels attended with Frank James and James family members. Jesse James Jr. picked up the skull and indicated the bullet hole from Bob Ford. A small crowd observed the ceremony with Quantrell band members serving as pallbearers.
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Jesse James
Old James
Excelsior Springs
Kearney
Maz
Zeralda
Samuels
Frank James
Jesse
Mary
Quantrell
Jesse James, Jr
Bob Ford
James
Wind Tornado Kills Three Near Evansville Indiana
A Sunday tornado near Evansville Indiana killed three people at St Wendel and injured seven or eight. The two mile wide path destroyed many buildings and caused about 100000 dollars in property loss.
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Evansville
Ind
St.Wendel
Sutton Coursing Club Formed At Sutton Nebraska
The Sutton Coursing club organized in Sutton Nebraska elected Hon F M Brown president and planned a fall meet for the week starting October 6. About 800 dollars has been subscribed and many valuable hounds are owned locally, showing strong interest in the event.
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Sutton Coursing Club
Sutton
Neb
F. M. Brown
Largest cotton mill planned near Kansas City
A plan to build the world’s largest cotton mill within twenty miles of Kansas City with a ten million dollar investment. One third of the funds, 3.1 million, has already been subscribed by eastern and western investors. M. R. Smith Whaley of Olympia and Granby Mills of Columbia, S C, will serve as president and general manager.
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Kansas City
M. R. Smith Whaley
Olympia
Granby Cotton Mills
Columbia
S. C
Crete Scout Receives Yale Fellowship for Merit
Yale University awards Fred Fairchild of Crete Nebraska a 250 fellowship for meritorious work. Fairchild, Doane College 1898 graduate, is the son of Prof. A B Fairchild. Only one other fellowship went to a non Yale graduate.
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Crete Bay
Yale University
Fred Fairchild
Crete
Neb
Doane ‘College
A. B. Fairchild
Yale
Dynamite Blast Damages Ottumwa Drug Store
Explosion under the Hamilton Drug company store in Ottumwa Iowa tears the front into the street and injures the interior. Proprietor J H Williams calls the blast a mystery as police investigate motive and suspects unknown.
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Hamilton Drug Company
Ottumwa
J. H. Williams
Disbarred Kalamazoo Attorney for Military Fraud Case
Disbarred attorney EB.8 Roos of Kalamazoo Michigan by order of the state supreme court. He faced charges for advising the state military board in 1899 during the fraudulent clothing deal with Henderson Ames company of Kalamazoo.
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EB. 8
Roos
Kalamazoo
Mich
State Supreme Court
State Military Board
Henderson-Ames Company
Sebastian John Sebastian Promoted To Passenger Traffic Manager
For years a general passenger agent of the Rock Island Railroad and a well known western official, Sebastian John Sebastian is promoted to passenger traffic manager. The appointment takes effect at once with his office staying in Chicago.
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Sebastian John Sebastian
Rock Island Railroad
West
Chicago
Safe Blowers Fail in Bank Nighttime Attempt at Stamford
At Stamford Nebraska an attempted bank robbery ended when the safe blowers damaged the large safe but were frightened off before entering the money chest. No injuries reported and authorities search for suspects.
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Stamford
Rains relieve state wide and other brief notices
Copious rains across Colorado ease drought concerns while Chicago printers avert strike after wage demands. North Platte Nebraska only 15 year old Christ Marquette drowns after fishing in three feet of water. Bishop Thomas O Gorman will carry a papal letter to President Roosevelt and a mosaic view of Rome from the Vatican studio as a gift. Casper Geschwiler and Maurice Tobin, both 51 or 52, are killed near Springfield Illinois after stepping onto tracks and struck by a freight train.
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Christ Marquette
North Platte, Neb
North Platte
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
D. D
United’ States
Roosevelt
Rome
Vatican
Casper. Geschwiler
Maurice Tobin
Chicago & Alton
Springfield
Ill
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