The Bow of Orange Ribbon Continues Romance in New York
In this chapter Jora yields to courtesy, while Elder Semple praises victory over prejudice. Mrs Gordon wins Van Heemskirk with charm as Sir Roger de Coverley music fills the room. Katherine hides a note, believing it may bless her secret love with Sam, as jealousy tightens among Bram and Capt. Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Semple
Joris
Mrs. Gordon
van Heemskirk
Madam van Heemekirk
Sir Roger de Coverley
Joris Rose
Katherine
Sam
Beginning of Strife in Katherine Van Heemskirk Tale
Capt. Hyde seeks Katherine Van Heemskirk, but her father Joris vows to protect her and confronts the suitor. Joris seeks counsel from Semple while arranging Katherine's marriage to another suitor and forbidding further meetings with Hyde. The scene ends with family tensions rising as Nell plans a future speech on law and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Net] Semple
Joris
Elder
Nell
Neil
Katherine van Heemskirk
Capt. Hyde
van Heemskirk
Northwest Notes summarize western Montana and Wyoming items
Sheep shipments from Wood River rise to forty carloads daily. Gregory pioneer George Herbert found dead in his cabin. C M S Stoneman, son of ex governor Stoneman, commits suicide in Seattle. Crazy Mountains fire near Big Timber causes damage. Anaconda school board adds a commercial course. Truman Fusek dies at Great Falls from poisoned candy. his sister dies earlier. Wind River Range fire near Lander and Thermopolis damages timber. Bozeman city council earmarks 100 for firemen to attend state tournament in Butte. Remains of John Martyik found near Garrison. suspected hit by train during attempted theft. Livingston merchants to close at 6 pm except certain days for two weeks before Christmas. Jef Lavelle drowns at pond near Nine Mile. body missed two hours. Lewistown area to get electric link if plans succeed. Dr D S McKenzie finds cattle healthy. tb test shows zero diseased among 250. Antone Korizef shot by jail escapee Isaac Gravefle. Korizef dead. Gravefle on the run with wife and three children left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River
George Herbert
Gregory
Mont
C. McL. Stoneman
Stoneman
California
Seattle
Crazy Mountains
Big Timber
Anaconda
Truman Fusek
Great Falls
Wind River
Lander
Thermopolis
Wyo
Bozeman
Butts
Global unrest and disasters weather gulf report vivid
An eclectic digest reports a smallpox outbreak in Zion City home of Alexander Dowie, rail washouts in the Southwest, heavy losses in Port Arthur siege, costly tobacco damage in Massachusetts, labor strikes and union disputes, plus violent crimes and political tensions from Nevada to Colombia. The mix notes earthquakes in New Zealand and unrest across Asia and Europe with official statements from naval and governmental bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion City
Alexander Dowie
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Amelia E. Bar
Olivia
Jora
Hyde
Particu
L Sam
Mijn Witte Lammette
Fader
Christus
Semple
Net Semple
Niel
Col. Gordon
Lysbet
Katrienne
Mijn Kind
St. Nicholas
Richard
Baitu
Virginia
Northwest Notes
John Martyik
Roslyn
Wash
Garrison
Livingston
Jef Lavelle
Nine Mile
Missoula
Lewistown
Ken Gall
D. 8. McKenzie
Chouteau County
Montana
Antone Korizef
Devutr Pal
Isaac Gravefle
Helens
Montle
Cape Day
Texas
Husw
Port Arthur
Qarrie Nation Bat
Topeka
Kan
Navy Department
Bigabee
Caribbean
Gonaries
Jeremie
Haiti
Paraguay
Angostura
Militng
Reno
Nevada
H. C.lawrence
J. D. Garrison
Westfield
Mass
Santa Rosalia
Hothechild
Japan
Danny
Hattie Martin
Abvine Martin
Hazelwood
Nebraska Packing Company
Nebraska City
Nob
Charles H. Reilly
East Orange
N. Z
New Zealand
Livingston, Mont
Clink
Ag & Mass
Fortland
Malheur
F. H. Newell
David Utley
Ah Say
Wyoming
Silley Laebree
Mies City
James McAllister
Gore
Alberta
William Rakka
Hed Lodge Miners’ Union
John Murphy
Yellowstone National Park
Washburn
Murphy
Chicago
George Booker
Helena
Mr. Booker
John P. Johnson
Ictninch Park
Wuberb
St. Louis
Viola
Reed
Lions City
Cudahy
Mukdan
Yamagata
Great Britain
Vladivostok
Pennsylvania
State Board of Pete
Saloniea
Europe
Reyes
Bogota
Colombia
Amercan
Comsul
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