The Witch of Monte Carlo Continues its Veiled Entanglements
Mark Merrick frets over Count Leon while safeguarding the Monte Carlo treasure. Jones flirts with the enchantress Becky Sharp and Merrick weighs two dangerous options to protect Constance and the fortune. In Mentone Merrick hopes for a private talk with Constance but peril from Leon looms as the yacht scene baits further peril.
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Mark Merrick
Jones
Merrick
Leon
Monte Carlo
Nice
Riviera
Raleigh
Chesterfield
Mark
Oita
Becky Sharp
Ginine
Paris
London
Sgrit
Ginger
Count Leon
Constance
Quietus
Sahara
Kismet
Leon the Valiant
Heuce
Mentone
Condamine Road
Mont’ Agel
Mont Bataille
the Grimaldis
Tete du Chien
Sir Lionel
Monte ‘Carlo
Merdele
Hazel'des
Constance Dave
South Africa
Indignation a War Horse by George Eliot Quotation
A quotation from George Eliot argues indignation is a fine war horse but must be ridden with rationality skill courage and the right weapons taking definite aim. It emphasizes disciplined use of strong emotion in conflict or moral struggle.
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George’. Eliot
Left Arm Severed From Prohibition Nominee for Governor
D. M. Strong, a Dodge County attorney and once prohibition gubernatorial candidate, lost his left arm in a Valley railroad accident. He was brought to Fremont hospital with serious injuries after being struck between cars while boarding a caboose. doctors reported doubtful prospects for recovery. He had been en route from Lincoln to North Bend via the Union Pacific.
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Fremont
Neb
Dispatch
D. M. Strong
North Bend
Dodge County
Valley
Fremont Hospital
Strong
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Caboose
Mr. Strong
Bremont
Prohibition
Secretary Root details Philippine war costs and reimbursements
Secretary Root reported to the Senate on the cost of the Philippine war. He noted $50,000 advanced for the Philippine Commission, later reimbursed from the Philippine treasury, and railroad transport costs totaling $4 808 448 since the peace treaty. The total cost up to date is $170 326 586 with remaining property in the islands and some supplies to be shipped home. He added that much of last year’s expense was for troop pay and maintenance that would have occurred regardless of location.
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Washington
Root
Senate
Philippines
Philippine Commission
United States Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Philippine Islands
Hope to Defeat Danish West Indies Sale Opponents Quietly Rally
Anti sale activists in Denmark face weak fundraising and sparse public support as they meet secretly, mostly business leaders tied to a proposed St Thomas steamship line. The government discourages opposition while the Danish West Indies treaty drives the campaign ahead of the landsthing elections. Premier Dr. Denntzer begins a speech tour next week.
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Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Copenhagen
St.Thomas
Landsthing
Dr. Denntzer
Rampaging Illinois River Flood Drowns Livestock and Submerges Farmlands
The Illinois River at Peoria has reached a record flood level for Jupe month, overflowed bottom lands on both sides, and forced farmers to abandon homes. An estimated seventy thousand acres of corn lie under water between Pekin and Bath, with water depths two to six feet in many fields. Hogs and calves have been drowned.
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Illinois
Peoria
Pekin
Bath
Governor Notified of Louisiana Cattle Ban for South Africa
British consul informs that Louisiana cattle will be shut out of South Africa. The move is seen as retaliation for Heard's protest to the state department against mule shipments and British military camp activities at Port Chalmette.
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Louisiana
Heard
South ‘Africa
State
Department
Port Chalmette
Fatal Well Accident In Nebraska Leaves Man Unconscious
In Weeping Water Nebraska Bud Lane and William Shepherd were blasting rock to sink a well for Ed Jewell. A gas buildup forced Shepherd to withdraw while Lane entered the bottom of the shaft. Lane was pulled up unconscious and fell back to the bottom as he neared the windlass. He suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious with slim hopes of recovery.
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Weeping Water
Neb
Bud Lane
William Shepherd
Ed Jewell
Shepherd
Lane
Fire destroys barns and boarding house in Burwell
A fire about 9:30 last night in Burwell Nebraska destroyed Forbes and McLain's livery and feed barn Mrs Smith's boarding house and a vacant building owned by George Bartholomew of Aurora Twenty head of horses carriages and harness were burned along with the barn Mrs Smith lost almost all furniture and bedding Boarders jumped from a second story to escape The total loss above insurance is about 2500 and heroic town effort saved the business district.
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Forbes & McLain
Smith
George Bartholomew
Aurora
Burwell
Neb
W. M. Becher
Sixty Years a Wanderer Returns to Visit Family
Abraham Burns, seventy seven, who vanished fifty seven years ago and was believed murdered in a trappers' food, returned to Hammond Indiana to visit relatives. He learned his only surviving kin is brother Joseph Burns two years younger, and after recalling boyhood confidences they announced they would live together again.
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Abraham Burns
Hammond
Ind
Joseph Burns
Death of Rev J B Green in Ne braska City
News arrives from Nebraska City of the death of Rev J B Green formerly pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church here in Fort Scott Kansas. He suffered Brights disease and served as pastor for twenty seven years after accepting the call in November 1869. He also led the local ministerial association as president for over twenty two years.
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Nebraska City
J. B. Green
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fort Scott
Kaw
Bright
Ministerial Association
Clamor for Prisoner Life Fails to Trigger Lynch
In Vincennes Indiana a mob threats a lynching of William Holson near the jail when, about dawn, they disperse after two street car rails were prepared to batter doors. Edson's trial begins tomorrow as militia guards transport the accused from jail to court amid sheriff's fears.
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William’ Holson
Vincennes
Ind
Irma Pfohl
Edson
Rathbone Returns to New York After Post Office Trial
E. G. Rathbone former director of posts who faced a ten year sentence and a fine over 35000 dollars for post office frauds sailed for New York aboard the Niagara. He was joined by several prominent Cubans and Spaniards as the steamer departed with them.
Boiler Makers Strike Ties Up Union Pacific Across System
An Omaha dispatch reports a nationwide boiler makers strike among Union Pacific workers. The walkout threatens to cripple locomotive maintenance as engines suffer from lack of attention and the company resists meeting the workers demands.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Rockefeller Gives Cornell 250000 for Matching Fund
President Schurman at Cornell received a $250 000 check from John D Rockefeller, arranged ten months ago with the condition that the university raise an equal amount. The milestone completes the fundraising goal and secures the donation.
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Cornell
Schurman
New York
Ithaca
John D. Rockefeller
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Montegarlo
ST. George Rathborne
Pauline
Miss Caprice
Street and Smith
Fiis
Gover
Slim
Ana Home
Rev
Green
Braska City
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