Ghost Haunting at Howlet House Ends in Unnerving Encounter
In a haunted house tale, Mr. Cowley confronts a masked stranger in the turret chamber, a mysterious note declares a lost life, and Rose's love triangle with Mr. Vere reaches a tense turning point as an eerie night culminates in a chilling moment.
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Ike
Mr. Cowley
Times
Rose
St. George of England
Hke
Mrs. Cowley
Catharine
Charles
A Rose of Sunlit Summers and a Turbulent Love
Rose Cowley, once carefree and bright, falls under the charm of Vere during a country visit. Their growing attachment unfolds amid church meetings and shy exchanges, but secrecy looms as affection deepens. Rose, now changed by love, grapples with heartache as her youth gives way to longing and uncertainty.
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Mr. Vere
Rose
Jover
Rose Cowley
Gog
Magog
Merry Rose
How He Scared the Tiger From the Jungle
An India writer recalls facing a charging tiger with a bold front. He shouts and wheels the pony’s head to intimidate the animal, then advances waving an arm. The tiger stalls, retreats, and finally wheels away before the man proceeds toward the road.
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India
Chicago
Free Trade Illusion versus Native Industry
The piece argues free traders misjudge global exchange, urging diversification of American industry and continued domestic production. It cites U S manufacturing breadth, home demand, and employment gains, rejects abandoning industries, and endorses expanding production to raise consumption and wages. It notes a large U S cargo shipment labeled Made in U S A heading to Novorossiysk and Central Asia.
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Abrams
Sir Edward Sullivan
United States
Henry C. Carey
Great American Carcoes
The steamer Colenso departed New York a week ago loaded with 000 tons of American agricultural machinery bound for Southern Russia. The cargo included reapers, binders, thrashers, cleaners, stackers, binding twine and other modern farm essentials.
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Great American Carcoes
Colenso
New York
Russia
Ameri
Uncle Horace onces more plan to annihilate trusts
A syndicated tirade by Uncle Horace Boies criticizes New England Free Trade League. It argues free trade would destroy American industry by enabling foreign trusts to flood markets, dissolving domestic competition, and removing tariffs on foreign parts. The piece questions whether trusts truly harm workers or aid monopolies.
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New England Free Trade League
Uncle Hoace Boies
Horace
England
Boies
Incentive to Theft Under the Wilson Tariff
The writer argues that the Free Trade tariff provokes theft by depriving breadwinners of work and wages. They claim the tariff forces people into charity or the poorhouse, and condemn the Wilson tariff as causing broader misery and a crowded prison system. The piece asserts hard labor exists under the tariff but finds little to steal.
Double Our Commerce Through Mission Abroad
The passage asserts that since the Spanish War and subsequent annexations our trade with Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines has doubled. It praises Uncle Sam for successful undertakings when Tree Traders are not allowed to spoil the work.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Sam
Vanderbilt Influence Seen in Union Pacific Control Talks
The Mail and Express reports William K. Vanderbilt may hold a large Union Pacific stake after a deal with H. Harriman. It says Harriman heads the road at Vanderbilt’s instigation, with Gould and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. as potential backers. Separate notes from Los Angeles claim John W. Gates drives a UP rise for Clark and associates seeking control as a gateway for the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake.
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New Yori
the Mail and Express
William K. Vanderbilt
Union Pacific
Fb. H. Harriman
Harriman
Vanderbilt
Messrs
W. K. Vanderbilt
George J. Gould
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Chicago & Northwestern
Vanderbilts
Northwestern
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Cal
Evening Express
John W. Gales
Gates
W. A. Clark
Anniversary of Manila Bay Battle Celebrated in Washington
The third anniversary of the Manila Bay battle was marked by a Raleigh hotel banquet in Washington D C. About twenty five American fleet officers who fought in the conflict attended, mostly from Atlantic coast stations from Portsmouth New Hampshire to Norfolk Virginia. Floral decorations featured four large American flags with the eagle and shield centerpiece.
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Washington, D. C
Manila Bay
Raleigh
Atlantic
Portsmouth
N. H
Norfolk
Center of Population Shifts Near Columbus Indiana
The census bureau bulletin states the center of population of the United States excluding Alaska and new territories in June last was six miles southeast of Columbus Bartholomew County Indiana.
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Washngton
Casus Bureau
United State
Alaska
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Indiana
Germans Agree Canton Concession Expected Soon
HONG KONG May 2 It is reported that Germany has chosen a concession at Canton with preliminaries arranged and possession expected shortly.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Warrant Issued Against Creek Fullbloods Over Enrollment
A warrant listing 3,000 names was issued by U S Judge John R Thomas in the northern district and given to Marshal Bennett for service The complaint from acting Dawes Commission chairman Tamsiby targets Creek fullbloods who refuse enrollment after weeks of attempts to enroll them The move underscores ongoing enrollment disputes in the Dawes commission process
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Alester
I. T
United States
John R. Thomas
Marshal Bennett
Tams [Siaby
Dawes Commissions
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Salt Lake City Tribune
Uncle Horace
Gould and Clark
Clark
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Admiral Dewey
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