Fate of Lord Cluny Neville and Cromwell era plots
The excerpt traces Cromwell's rule and the bid for monarchy amid Spain's meddling in his death plots. It also follows Matilda, Cymlin, and Jane Swaffham entangled in wealth, inheritance, and Wick House plans while Cromwell's power centers on army, navy, church reform, and governance across Britain and Ireland. A subplot hints at Matilda's secret loyalties and a bracelet scene at a dinner with Mazarin influence.
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Cluny Neville
England
Europe
Spain
Charles
Cromwell
Scotland
Ireland
Sweden
France
Germany
Transylvania
West Indies
Cumlin
Matilda
Jane
Cymlin
Stilda
Stephen
Stuart Court
Jane Swaffham
Paradise
Cologne
Neville
Baris
Gervais
Jevery
Atiré
Sally Tevery
Mazarin
Jewelry, Murders and Morals Tie to Neville Mystery
Matilda suspects Rupert’s deceit as jewel trade links tie the Neville murder to Hortense Mancini and Mazarin. Sir Thomas warns against action while Rupert pledges devotion and hints the truth is near, possibly in Bastille or grave.
Thirty Feet Reached With Prospects of Five More
St Louis reports flood danger rising on the Mississippi as the crest from Kansas and Missouri rivers nears. Thirty four to thirty five feet forecast with potential widespread property damage and loss of life. Topeka and Kansas City districts see ongoing hardship and crop destruction in Kansas bottoms.
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St. Louis
Dispatch
Tirty
Mississippi
Bowie
Kansas
Missouri
Rae
Kansas City
Pthe City
Topeka
North Topeka
Means Replanting Needed After Too Wet Weather
Director Loveland reports a cold and wet week with mean temperatures 4 degrees below normal in the east and 1 degree below in the west. Rainfall was heavy, exceeding 2 inches in the east and 3 to 6 inches in many areas, hindering field work and washing out corn. Replanting is likely across eastern and northern counties due to flooding and lowland overflow, while western counties fared better. grain damage is uncertain and will depend on upcoming weather.
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Loveland
May Sees Wet Month Challenge State Record
Weather records show May 1896 nearly tied the state’s wet month mark with 10.72 inches in May last year and 11.33 inches in May 1882. Ten sunny days, eleven days clear, and rain on twenty three days marked the period with average temperature around 62 degrees and a low of 48.
Wreck on Rock Island train No 106 near Alta
A Rock Island passenger train No 106 wrecked near Alta, fifteen miles from Peoria, at 10 25 Tuesday night. Passenger John Snyder and Henry Ti were fatally and seriously injured among others hurt. exact names unavailable.
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Rock Island
Rock’ Island
Peoria
Alta
Pédria
John Snyder
Henry
Rain-damaged Nebraska corn threatens harvest delays
Secretary A H Bewsher reports South Platte county suffers heavy corn losses from week of rain. Seeding about 70 percent of 100 million bushels is done, with half washed out and needing replanting by June 10. Wheat rye oats held steady but at risk from rust if wet weather continues. Market quotes surged 2 to 8 cents as damp conditions weigh on grain outlook.
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Nebraska
Platte River
A.H. Bewsher
Nebraska State ‘Grain Dealers Association
Bewsher
South Platte
Platte
State Exchange
Shortage of Coal Strains South Omaha Packers
Packers in South Omaha buy any burnt coal to keep plants running as no coal arrives Tuesday. Coal cars rumored en route with holds at Pacific Junction. officials press to deliver by week’s end amid weather risk. Kansas City trade diverted to Chicago shipments. dressed meats not sent to Kansas City as Chicago supplies ongoing.
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South Omaha
Pacific Junction
Kansas City
Chicago
Tornado Hits Gainesville Georgia Factory and Mill
A Gainesville dispatch reports a tornado struck the city shortly before 1 PM, killing eighty five people and injuring 150 to 200. It leveled about one hundred cottages and tore two stories from the Gainesville cotton mill near the Southern railroad. Thirty two workers died when upper floors collapsed. The storm then moved to Pacelot, destroying a mill and causing further deaths and injuries.
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Georgia
Gainesville
Southern Railroad
Pacelot
Refugee arrivals at Sofie taper off as frontier quiets
News in brief reports a lull in Macedonian refugee arrivals at Sofie with the frontier peaceful. An international conference of German Baptist brethren sets a record. The Spanish American War veterans encampment for Illinois opens in Bloomington. A Grand Rapids water supply scandal defendant Gerrit Albers is acquitted by the superior court jury.
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Sofie
Macedonia
Dunkards
Department of Illinois
Bloomington
Gerrit Albers
Grand
Grand Rapids
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Amelia E. Barr
Maiden Lane
Dodd, Mead & Company
Caimlin
Rupert
Crom‘Wells
Paris
London
Lord Neville
Hortense Mancini
Jewery
Mademoiselle Mancini
Dover
Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert I
Sir Thomas
Cluny
Mississippi River
K. C
Brewsher
South Omaha Packers
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