The Lincoln's Whelp Chapter XVI Continued
Matilda's hidden kindness to Lord Neville leads to renewed hope for recovery while Cromwell's grip tightens. Jane faces farewell as Cluny and Stephen's deaths echo, and Matilda plans Cymlin marriage to secure power and a fading family line amid political danger.
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Matilda
Lord Neville
Jane
Massachusetts Colony
England
Cromwell
Cumlin
Swaffham
Cym- Min
Eurgland
Cluny
Cymlin
Neville
Bis
Jane Swaffham
London
America
Pea
Stephen
Conde
York
Gloucester
Dunkirk
Camby
de Wicka
Cymilin
de Wick
Prince Rupert
Rupert
Matilda de Wick
Farewell in the New World Promise and Parting Words
In a final London farewell Jane and Cluny prepare for a voyage to the Massachusetts Colony. Israel and Doctor Verity share solemn prayers as the family contemplates future meetings and the toll of civil strife. The scene ends with Martha’s quiet distress and a promise of continuation.
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Israel
Cluny
Cromwell
Massachusetts Colony
Lord Neville
Jane
Matilda
Sandy
Stephen
de Wick
London
Doctor Verity
Thomas Jevery
John
Oliver
Fairfax
Lambert
Singland
Martha
BUKE OF YORK SNUBBED BY FRONTIER MOUNTED POLICE
A northern frontier anecdote recounts the Duke of York’s last year royal visit when two mounted guards were ordered to produce the royal horses. The khaki trooper refused, mockingly offering tobacco and asking who should fetch the horses, illustrating the locals’ view of police dignity.
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Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Police
Northwest
Tommy Atking
Lese
Mounted Policeman
Duke of York
Territories
Frontieramen
Samuel Cupples Plans Enlarge Washington University
Samuel Cupples, the St. Louis millionaire who has sailed for Europe, states that upon his return he intends to enlarge Washington University and make it the largest school of engineering and technology in the world.
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Washington University
Samuel Cupples
St. Louis
Europe
Engineering
World's Largest Spider Found in Sumatra
A record spider discovery in Sumatra with a body length of about ten inches and leg span of seventeen inches, marking it as the largest spider reported.
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Sumatra
Poison suspected in Bunker Hill boy’s death
Six year old Ewart Checkfield died after eating a bitter candy he received from a woman in Bunker Hill UL. An inquest found strychnine in his stomach and the suspect, who recently bought poison to kill rats, denies giving the candy while pointing to rat poisoning as her intent.
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Bunker Hill
Ewart Checkfield
James W. Checkfield
Union Dairy Company
St. Louis
Checkfield
Cr. Guler
Ile
Ewart Cheekfield
William H. Budd
Young Michigan Graduate Becomes Philippine Bacteriologist
Ann Arbor July 31 Charles B Hare, fresh from the University of Michigan medical department, has accepted the government bacteriologist post in the Philippines with a salary of 1500 dollars. He previously contracted bubonic plague while in laboratory work with Dr Noog.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles B. Hare
Philippines
Noog
University of Michigan
Unions Organized Filipino Trades By Rosenberg
Manila July 31 Mr Rosenberg a delegate of the American Federation of Labor says he has succeeded in organizing Filipino trades unions in the city His efforts aim to unite workers across trades under a national labor framework reflecting Filipino labor activity and AFL support
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Manila
Rosenberg
American Federation of Labor
Reunion at Fort Fisher Norfolk Va July 31
Historie Fort Fisher has been selected for the reunion of the survivors of the blue and gray on Aug. 12. The event gathers Civil War veterans to Fort Fisher in Norfolk Virginia for a commemorative reunion and remembrance activities.
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Fort Fisher
Norfolk, Va
Historie
Attorney General Knox on Tour in Atlantic City
Attorney General Philander G. Knox arrived in Atlantic City New Jersey on July 31 to visit his daughter Miss Knox.
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Knox
Atlantic City
N. J
Philander G. Knox
Miss Knox
Gen Kuropatkin Returns from Far East visit
Gen. Kuropatkin the Russian war minister has returned to St. Petersburg after his trip to the far East.
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Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Gen. Kuropatkin
Far East
Walking Craze Reappears In London Clubland
Walking craze returns to London club life after a belief it had died out. The revival features renewed public interest and social activity in local gatherings and events centering on walking and active leisure.
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London
Cure for Lockjaw Reported by San Francisco Doctors
In San Francisco on July 31 doctors at Grand hospital announced success in curing no cases of lockjaw. The claim highlights medical progress and notes the hospital’s findings as of that date.
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San Francisco
Cal
the Grand Hospital
Religious Riot in Persia Reported from Yezd
The Times reports a serious religious riot in the city of Yezd in central Persia, with authorities contending to restore order amid sectarian unrest. No further details are provided in the snippet.
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Persia
London
the Times
Ality
Yezd
Central
Dock Fire at Grimaby Docks in London
A disastrous dock fire in Grimaby, London causes extensive damage estimated at 500000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze, with residents evacuated as authorities assessed the scene and investigated the cause.
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London
Grimaby
Knife duel ends in fatality in Revere Massachusetts
In Revere on July 31 Joseph Corso of Boston was killed in a knife duel with Anthony Montanino, also of Boston, at the New England Gas and Coke works in Everett. Montanino was arrested in Chelsea after being pursued. two witnesses, Thomas Pope and Joseph Monroe, aided the initial investigation. Montanino admits striking first claiming Corso attacked him.
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Revere
Mass
Joseph Corso
Boston
Anthony Montanino
New England Gas and Coke Company
Everett
Montanino
Thomas Pope
Joseph Monroe
Central Station
Park Avenue
Chelsea
Pope
Monroe
Chicagoan seeks Supreme Court halt to Franklin policy writing
Edwin D. Carter of Chicago asks the Illinois Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel Acting Superintendent Vredenburgh to seek in circuit court an injunction stopping Franklin Life Insurance from issuing more policies until its funds meet liabilities. Carter previously acted as attorney for Nicholas Heckley in a Chicago suit against Franklin that was dismissed, and Carter now continues the case himself.
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Chicagoan
Supreme Court
Franklin
Springfield
Edwin D. Carter
Chicago
Mandamus
Insurance
Vredenburgh
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Carter
Nicholas Heckley
Franklin Life Company
Railroad Honors Dead Chief
Cincinnati July 31 traffic on the Norfolk and Western system was suspended for ten minutes Thursday in honor of the memory of the late President Francis J. Kimball.
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Railroad
Cincinnati
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Francis J. Kimball
Plow Uncovers $40,000 Bag of Coins on Farm
In Maysville Kentucky on July 31 George Eubanks, a colored man, was plowing on Mrs. Harry B Owens farm when he unearthed a bag filled with money mostly in gold and silver coins totaling forty thousand dollars.
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Maysville
George Eubanks
Harry B. Owens
Cuba and Eastern railroad broke treaty claims
July 31 report charges the Cuba and Eastern railroad built a veia g from Guantanamo Bay northward and has broken ground within the coaling stations treaty area.
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Say Company
Ilavana
Cuba & Eastern Railroad
Aveiag
Guantanamo Bay
Strike Riot Kills and Wounds Dozens at Tifuis
A strike riot in Tifuis saw strikers halt a train and clash with military forces. Troops fired into the crowd, killing several and wounding twenty eight residents.
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St. Petersburg
Tifuis
Fire destroys blocks. Jesse Forestall killed
Me teas Death in Fire. Cole Brook, N. W., July 31. Fire destroyed the Forestall and J. S. Bennett blocks, entailing a loss of $15,000. Jesse Forestall was burned to death. He was 83 years of age and quite feeble.
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Cole Brook
N. W
Forestall
J. S. Bennett
Jesse Forestall
Disorder In Reichsrath In Vienna After Midnight
The opposition in the Hungarian Reichsrat caused several wild scenes of disorder in Vienna as they left the chamber at midnight singing the Kossuth hymn.
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Reichsrath
Vienna
Sympathetic Insanity Case in Porte Indiana
In Porte Indiana July 31 the imminent deaths of Louis R Brelkel at an insane hospital and his wife at their home are described as a remarkable case of sympathetic insanity with the couple linked by shared mental distress and fate.
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Porte
Ind
Louis R. Brelkel
Chemists Make Jewels in Modern Crucible
A prominent New York jeweler claims rubies rival natural gems and are easily produced in the chemists crucible, highlighting advances in synthetic gem creation.
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New York
Dinner in Newport Honors Senator Hanna and Guests
Senator and Mrs George Peabody Wetmore hosted an elaborate Newport villa dinner in July in honor of Senator and Mrs Hanna and their friend.
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Senator Hanna
Newport
R. I
George’ Peabody Wetmore
Hanna
Robbery Report From Buffalo Tenderloin District
Fred Beatty of Hilladale Illinois says he was robbed of 875 dollars during a round in Buffalo New York's Tenderloin district on July 31. Police investigate the downtown incident and question possible witnesses.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fred Beatty
Hilladale
Ill
Iowa Examiners oppose nonresident itinerant license rule
Iowa officials discuss attorney general opinion ruling the medical examiners board lacks power to bar nonresidents from itinerant licenses. The article also details Waterloo factory exhibit plans for the state fair, pension office totals, and regional migratory trends among veterans along with miscellaneous local notes and jokes.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
The
Commercial Exchange
Board of Trade
Simpson
Chicago
Fair
Waterloo, Capital
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Mullan
J. F. Kennedy
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Iowa
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R. P. Clarkson
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Oregon
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Board of Control
G. S. Robinson
Morocco
Belle
Marin
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