London Rewarded by a Lost Paper in Dublin Manor
A narrator and Gil debate a London journey prompted by news from Lord Waters as they search Castle Drout for a missing paper. The worn slip, tied to a duel and a young lord, vanishes, raising peril and desire amid schemes of escape and merriment in a tempest of romance and danger.
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Castle Drot
Rosemary Allyn
London
Rye
Gil
Lord Waters
Ford
Noel
Granada
Cheape
Hidalgo
Spain
Ram
Flrat
Arnold Lodge
Lord Molton
Castle Drout
Long Haut
Waters Family Saga At Long Haut Estate
The narrator recalls Lord Waters a sickly moody Roundhead who married a second time after a failed first marriage. Long Haut in Sussex is described as near London with harsh roads and surrounding forests. The village holds a yearly harvest gathering with torches, blunt humor, and a feast of beef, bread, and ale, culminating in a lively harvest celebration.
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Lord Waters
Gil
Charlie
Cromwell
Winceby
Marsden
Long Haut
Sussex County
London
Crow Files
Purlicus
Waters
Daly's Improvised Curtain Gag Delights New York
A theater manager recalls Dan Daly in a comic mishap at the Players. Daly, playing a poacher in a melodrama, was shot offstage while the curtain failed to close. The dead man rose, lamplitly yelled a quip, and Daly grabbed the curtain, delivering a final gag to the audience.
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New York
Dan Daly
Daly
Not a Champion On Sunday Games Spark Piazza Debate
A group of friends on a piazza in a neighboring town discuss Sunday games. Mr Lighthead asks if golf on Sunday is wrong. A friend replies that it is wrong to play any one game as they do on any day of the week.
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Lighthead
James W. Wherty
Iowa State Hospital
Clorinda
Qlanwood
New York
Board of Control
Cleveland Ledgar
Banka
Detroit
Ade
Ang
Onur Grand Business Undoubtedly Is Ret to See
A fragmented quotation attributed to Carlyle explores doubt and action in business. The line contemplates observable progress versus hidden intent and urges focus on present tasks.
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Eallensty
Carlyle
Czar in favor of land congress interview with Tolstoi son
An Interv iew reports Emperor Nicholas favoring a land congress to hear the people and prepare for government reform. Count Tolstoi confirms the sovereign supports zemsky sobor convocation, urging patient dialogue while noting official denials.
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Count Tolstoi
Russia
St. Petersburg
Nebexstamt
Mele Sanadron
Gibau
Kharket
Simuli
Kiown Whyte
Dlapatehos
Jere Troms
Warsaw
Poland
Datoum
Caucasta
Nicholas
Teo Dennviteh Tolstoi
Associated Press
Vladimir
Zemaky “Nbor
Count Tolstai
Count Tolstal
Haveng
Talstal
Denmit Poguern
Xemstva
Russia Explores Zemsky Zabor Revival Amid Liberal Hope
In St Petersburg on February 13, reports claim Emperor Nicholas may endorse reviving the zemsky zabort ancient land parliament. Skepticism exists whether the government will act, but a favorable move could unite moderates and liberals, sparking nationwide enthusiasm. Germany seeks indemnity from the United States and Britain under the 1902 arbitration, noting Samoa's settlers press for payment to rebuild homes and plantations.
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Czar
Zemsky
Mtanda
Zemsky Zabor
U. S
Berlin
Samoa
Reichstag
United States
Great Tirllann
Oxenar
Sweden
Norway
Oil Bill Wins Partial Victory In State Legislature
The Kansas House passed the refinery bill by a small margin, enabling construction of a state oil refinery at Ter n Kansaus under federal provisions and allocating funds for building and maintenance. The measure also includes a plan for a second refinery and related facilities, while opposition from anti discrimination advocates worries supporters as the bill moves to committee review for constitutionality.
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Popekin No
Orae
Kunsas House of Representatives
Hoch
Our
Fta
Tern
Kansaus
Renitenthity
Yonekn
Koh
Vwi
Ie Bik
Ienecini
Senate
Jocalitiga
Imbriss Evluudpalion
Judicary Committee
Pawe
J. H. Paul
Rati Eal
Notes From the Capital Exonerates Milwaukee Rail From Blame
Des Moines reports Railroad Commissioner N. Ketchum’s preliminary review of the Melbourne wreck allocates no fault to the Milwaukee road, cites unavoidable and unpreventable causes, and notes a broader inquiry into double-heading and wreck prevention. The piece also covers insurance policies’ legality, a court case involving Hartman and Daniels, and Roosevelt’s pending decision on veteran regimental monuments with a Nebraska veteran bringing an original memorandum.
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Des Moines
Ketchum
Melbourne
Milwaukee Railroad
B Road Commission
Alton
Mage Teaffre
Iowa
Supreme Court
Hartman & Daniels
Clinton
Danick Harlowell
Arm Tools
Byrough Trallowell
Hurncal
Aid
May
Into
Aires
Great
Vellatn Triuchier Corporation
Tmited
London
England
Northwestern Fire Insurance Company
Chicago
Roosevelt
Crimming
National Shiloh Commission
Taft
Oliver
Cummina
Mifteenth Lawn Regiment
Nebraska
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Mistress Rosey Allyn
By Ee E. Ae
Ney
Basil
Congress
Kansas of State Refinery
Friends of Refinery Project
Paris
Australia
General Stoessel
Malin Wu Biter
Sloessel
Alexednai
Leeldinuks
Arbiral Stade
Itvar
Withert
Sdotrad
Adsmal Skeydiett Pevedeniy
Lockinsky
General Steessel
Admiral Tochinsky
Seoneh
Castro
Parla
Fron
Carnens
Venezuela
Agpust Company
Caracas
Travport Horse
Madison Street
Furniehlage
Oit
Wipro Cour
Ands
Presenta Hom
Detumous
Mission Ami
Stichards
Riggs
Sun Ivey Vicntian
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