Cromwell's Masterstroke Stuns London as Usurpation Claim Fades
Mrs Swaftham rails against Cromwell while Gen Swaffham and Doctor Verity debate England's fate. Cromwell's action meets little opposition in London as supporters call the usurpation a display of capability over incapability, reshaping political sentiment.
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Mrs. Swaftham
England
Elizabeth Cromwell
Martha
Gen. Swaffham
Cromwell
Doctor Verity
London
Rupert and Matilda in Paris Duel for Neville
In Paris, Matilda awaits her lover Rupert as Lord Neville moves about. An attempted confrontation on a moonlit road ends with Neville sparing Rupert after a tense exchange. Rupert returns to Matilda, exhausted and reconciled, while plot lines about money, jewels, and danger loom as the chapter closes.
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Rupert
Cluny
Jeverys
Paris
Hotel de Fransac
Sir Thomas
Matilda
Louis
Cardinal Mazarin
Jane Swaffham
Lord Cluny Neville
Ison Cromwell
Lord Neville
Lady Jewery
Lady Jeremy
Prince Rupert
Neville
Will Fight Packers At Portland Five Million Plant Plan
Delegates to the National Livestock Convention at Portland favor establishing independent packing houses to compete with the packers' combine and restore livestock prices. By unanimous vote, the convention endorses incorporating a company and raising $5,000,000 to capitalize and place the project on a solid financial footing. Committees in stock-raising states will seek subscriptions from livestock raisers to fund the new venture and share control with the producers.
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Portland
China preparing for war new tensions in Sino foreign treaties
London editorials press the ratification of the United States China and Japan China treaties as an act of sovereignty challenging Russia’s Manchuria hold. Morning Post says Japan benefits by backing a cause that also serves the United States. Daily News credits Qing diplomacy with cautious courage that may avert large war risks.
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London
United States
China
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Pro Japanese Morning Post
Aleo
The
Daily News
Ching
Chinese Treaty Becomes Elective Accord Approved by States
Ratification of the American Chinese commercial treaty was exchanged at the state department on Wednesday by Secretary Hay and Chinese minister Gir Chun Teng Iiang Cheng. The pact opens Mukden and An Tung in Manchuria to world commerce and is now an accomplished fact awaiting proclamation and ceremonial setup at Mulketon and An Tung.
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State Department
Hay
Gir Chun Teng Iiang Cheng
Washington
Mukden
An Tung
Manchuria
Mulketon
Strike costs Colorado militia five hundred thousand dollars
General Rel announces a cavalry troop born organized at Tel lurite. It includes about seventy five young men with horses. A guard of sixty will remain at Pine. Two companies about one ninth of the force stay in Cripple Creek. Total maintenance costs since last summer nearly fifty thousand dollars.
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Rel
Tellurite
Pinca
Cripple Creek
Beld
Sailors Duel Ends in Death Aboard French Vessel
Two sailors aboard the French ship Vercingetorix, docked in San Francisco harbor, dueled with knives at midnight. Vincent Lemenres died at the morgue while Vincent Lecorges faces homicide charges after police say the pair quarreled during the voyage and agreed to settle their differences upon arrival.
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Vercingetoriz
San Francisco
Vincent Lemenres
Vincent Lecorges
Northwest Notes on Weird Finds and Crimes Across the West
A Winnemucca prehistoric skeleton tall as eleven feet is reported. Up to $15,000 loss from a spark caused by an engine in Pocatello destroying eight loaded freight cars. A head on collision near Woolsey injures the fireman and a freight tradesman. passengers unhurt. Rewards posted for the murderers of L. B. Saunders in Buttaville. Injuries to R. O. Spencer near Ross Fork, visiting the reservation. James Little Plume sentenced to forty years for killing seven Indians on the Blackfoot reservation. A female devotion remark from Halley Idaho Times. Tiny Beryl Sargent dies in Tacoma after clothing caught in flames. Peewee Deen shoots J. C. White in Baker City. recovery uncertain. Jurors acquit Western Federation of Miners defendants in Idaho Springs conspiracy trial after forty-eight hours. Helena reports Boston & Montana and Minnie Healy disputes. injunctions denied. Oregon Supreme Court rejects capital case writ for Pleasant Armstrong due to invalidated law. Utah bounty payments stalled awaiting new legislature. Senator Teller condemns Panama question policy. Jarra Montana fire wipes out business district. loss estimated at 360,000 with 145,000 insured. Butte judge McClernan dismisses disbarment against Arthur J. Shores and Toay Stivers after closing remarks amid bribery charges.
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Southern Pacific
Woolsey
Nev
L. B. Saunders
Lilienthal Bros
San Francisco
Buttaville
Ore
Spencer
Ross Fork
Maho
Fort Sincoe
Wash
James Little Plume
Blackfoot
Knowles
Ie Baeneey Peewee Deen
Congress
Oregon
J. C. White
Baker City
White
Western Federation of Miners
Georgetown
Col
Utah
Teller
Colorado
Panama
Jarra, Mont
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Hague
Billiams
Duke of York
Palala Royale
Earl de Wick
Heaven
Hell
Northwest Notes
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Sparka
Pocatello
Idaho
Halley
Beryl Sargent
George Sargent
Tacoma
Bho
An Hom
Helena
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana Company
Minnie Healy
Helnne
Boston & Montana
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Zambetta
Salem
Pleasant Armstrong
Armstrong
Arevment
Junige McClernan
Butte
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