Intrigue And Hope In Cromwellian England
Jane Sperling awaiting word from Cluny Neville endures misgivings as Cromwell and allies scramble to secure power and rescue the missing youth. A vast conspiracy to kill the Protector unfolds, prompting urgent journeys to The Hague and Paris, with Abel Dewey delivering critical letters. The March air brims with tension and fragile faith as Jane clings to prayer and the promise of deliverance.
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Jane
Cromwell
Gen
Swaffham
Wampton Court
Protector
Whitehall
Lord Neville
Cromwell Cluny
Paris
Scotland
Mrs. Swaftham
Oliver Cromwell
London
Wanted His Money's Worth in a Taxi Ride
A Brooklyn Eagle item describes a feisty unnamed man who refuses to let the cab driver drive. He insists on steering the cab himself, mocking the idea of a pleasure ride, and demands to “drive” the vehicle rather than be a passenger. The exchange showcases a comic clash over who controls the ride and the fare.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Friction in Austro Hungarian Dependence on Ausgleich
The article discusses chronic strain in Austria-Hungary over fiscal relations and constitutional unity. It recounts the 1902-1903 ausgleich negotiations, the roles of Szell and Korber, Francis Joseph, and the risk of imperial breakup without the compromise. It notes Hungary often wins joint negotiations while Austria bears political irritation.
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Austria-Hungary
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Tes
Szell
London
Reichsrath
Rno
M. Szell
Budapest
Vienna
Dr. von Korber
Francis Joseph
Austria- Hungary
Wisconsin Stalwarts Seek Harmony in Wisconsin Governor Fight
Madison June 19 There was a large shake up among Wisconsin stalwart Republicans as Senator Spooner and Congressman Babcock met with leaders to decide on pursuing harmony with the administration. Adjutant General C R Boardman of Oshkosh was named as a likely harmony candidate for governor though not openly announced. The administration may oppose him and push for its own candidate possibly La Follette if he seeks a third term.
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Cluny Neville
Jane
Mr. Tasburg
Cromwell
Mark Tasburg
Lord Neville
Tasburg
Col. Ayrton
Ayrton
Lord Cluny Neville
Paris
Cardinal Mazarin
Cardinal
London
Israel Swaffham
Israel
Abel Dewey
Abel
Matilda
Charles Stuart
Prince Rupert
Stephen de Wicky
Stephen
Derick
Mrs. Swaffham
Doctor John
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Spooner
Babcock
Republican Party
Harmony
C. R. Boardman
Oshkosh
National Guard
Boardman
la Follette
Attack cars in Richmond strike blocks trolley service
About 150 conductors and motormen arrived to break the trolley strike, but the strikers claim victory over a third of them. The company started four cars but missiles and jeers stopped the plan, and state military forces may be deployed to protect the cars from mobs.
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Richmond
Milwaukee Suit Alleges Doctor Removed Patient's Stomach
Robert Koerber sues Dr. Arthur J. Patek in circuit court claiming the physician removed the stomach of Mrs. Koerber and refused to restore it. He seeks 5 000 dollars in damages.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Koerber
Arthur J. Patek
New Bank Planned for Bloomington and Springfield
June 19 audit office confirms no permit yet for A. J. Barr Lee Rust C. D. Myers H W McClure W W Hall W 2 Carlock and Henry Hazenwinkle to form the McLean County Bank at Bloomington with capital of 100000 dollars analysts expect the venture to proceed upon regulatory approval
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New Bank
Bloomington
Springfield
Auditor of Public Accounts
A. J. Barr
Lee Rust
C. D. Myers
W. McClure
W. W. Hall
W. 2. Carlock
Henry Hazenwinkle
McLean County Bank
Prison sentence for Bulgarian ministers in malfeasance case
In Sofia on June 19 former Premier Ivantscheff former Minister of Public Works Tontcheff and former Minister of the Interior Radastavoff were found guilty of malfeasance in office after November indictments and received eight months imprisonment with hard labor.
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Sofia
Ivantscheff
Tontcheff
Radastavoff
Michigan Legislature Adjours Without Date In June
Lansing June 19 The Michigan legislature adjourned without a date. Seventeen bills failed to gain the governor's signature and are dead. The last bill signed by Governor Bliss raises the supreme court membership from five to eight.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Bliss
Supreme Court
Bates vetoes eight hour bill in Massachusetts
Governor Bates vetoed the eight hour day bill citing new tax burden on taxpayers. The measure would cut public works labor from nine to eight hours daily across the state.
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Boston
Mass
Bates
Wisconsin Deanship Offered to Prof Cooley
Prof M E Cooley of the University of Michigan engineering department has been offered the deanship of the engineering school at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. June 13.
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Cooley
Ann Arbor
Mich
M. E. Cooley
Engineering Department
University of Michigan
Engineering
University of Wisconsin
Union Cold Storage President Sued Over Promissory Notes
Le Grand Salth, president of Union Cold Storage and Warehouse, and his wife face a $30,000 suit filed by Charles J. Singer in Chicago. The action centers on alleged sums due on promissory notes.
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Chicago
le Grand Salth
Union Cold Storage and Warehouse Company
Charles J. Singer
Socialists in Glory Victory Prompts Global Congrats
Berlin reports that Socialists celebrate a poll victory with widespread congratulations arriving from many regions including America. The message highlights global support as the result is hailed in triumphant tones.
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Berlin
America
Coffin Makers Strike Shrinks New York Coffin Supply
New York reports a coffin makers strike reducing the already small surplus on hand. June 19.
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New York
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