Love and Sacrifice Clash in Dark Family Drama
Eleanor and Walter face a painful duty as Eleanor vows to renounce their love for duty and Walter agrees to end his hopes. Lady Annabel urges trial of fate, while Eleanor seeks inner resolve and a perilous duel looming with Signor Vernoni’s rival. The tale closes with a planned dawn meeting at Blackheath as fate tightens.
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Eleanor
Ellie
Worbear
Walter
Earth
Annabel
Mr. Vernon
Mamma
Collinwood House
Dacre
Annabel Marston
Somerset
Paul Kirkland
Lincolnshire
Kirkland
Signor Vernoni
London
Eleanor Collinwood
Blackheath
Walter Dacre refuses Mrs Dacre's hand amid party clash
At a private gathering Viscount Somerset introduces Signor Vergoni to Mrs. Dacre. Walter Dacre, furious, refuses her hand in greeting, vows to die rather than touch her. Somerset warns of a dangerous confrontation if Vergoni demands satisfaction.
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Viscount Somerset
Walter
Mrs. Dacre
Vernon
Dascre
Signor
Somerset
Lang's Wonderful Dog Oscar and the Humane Society
A Newfoundland named Oscar saved a drowning boy on St Andrews pier after signaling with three howls learned from the Humane Society tale. The narrator notes Oscar later leapt from St Rules Tower to his death, attempting to bring the carving knife to his owner, ending in tragedy.
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Cording
Oscar
Lang
Longman’s
Landteer
The
Humane Society
St. Andrew’s Pier
Johnny Chisholm
Gladstone
Ars
St. Rules’ Tower
Morality and Religion Key to Nation’s Life says Rev Metsler
The speaker argues that ungodliness leads to lawlessness and harms families and communities. He emphasizes that national existence depends on fostering morality and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Metsler
Odd Pets In A Flat In New York City Home
Mrs Frances Earnst keeps an unusual menagerie at 24 Columbus avenue including a cat, a pink rat, a dog, a horse fly, a canary named Bob Toombs, a thrush, a black crow with a split tongue and three parrots. The rat grew from a kitchen visitor and the horse fly visited all summer, wintering in the kitchen. The canary was born in Jersey City in 1877 and two parrots speak English and German. In Wisconsin, Officer Thorston was assaulted while breaking up beer keg party in Janesville, after police faced a rough crowd.
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Frances Earnst
Columbus Avenue
New York Journal
Mrs. Barnst
Barnst
Bob Toombs
Madeira
Earnst
Church News and Clergy Moves Across the Northeast
Rev Dr A B Leonard spoke at Mt Union College Ohio. Warrensburg Missouri held Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly. Rev Dr Corneline Brett marked twentieth year Bergen Reformed Jersey City Aug 2. Central Metropolitan Temple New York reports 160 new members since April. Evening congregations average 1000. Asebury Grove camp near Boston engaged Rev Sam P Jones for eight days. St Michael s Lutheran Germantown to be torn down for 20000 rebuild. Rev Frank M Goodchild preached at Second Baptist Germantown. Baptist statistics put world Barista at 4705953, over half in the United States. About forty pastors from New York/Brooklyn ask Moody to lead series in New York. Rev Dr Henry A Stimson invited to new Congregational Church on Manhattan s upper west side.
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A. B. Leonard
Mt. Union College
Ohio
Cumberland Presbyterian
Warrensburg
Corneline Brett
Bergen Reformed Church
Jersey City
Central Metropolitan Temple
New York
Asebury Grove
Boston
Sam P. Jones
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
Germantown
Second Baptist Church
Frank M. Goodchild
Central Baptist Church
United States
Brooklyn
Moody
Northfield
Henry A. Stimson
Broadway Tabernacle
Upper West Side
Hat City
An English Corn Salad Adapted by a Noted Cook
An English cow salad features sweet corn boiled tender, cooled on ice, then served with a rich dressing of egg yolks olive oil English mustard tarragon vinegar raw oysters paprika onion and whipped cream. The item closes with a short testimonial for Piso’s Cure for Consumption from Mrs Beltz of Denver dated Nov 8 05.
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New York Post
Simple Hay Fever Remedy and Advertised Aids
A German physician notes rubbing the ears to ease hay fever fullness in the nose, a simple method claimed to spread by word of mouth. Also includes ads for cascarets candy, baby puff boxes, camphor ice, and various grooming products with brief claims of efficacy and novelty.
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New York Times
Catarrh Cure Promised With One Hundred Dollar Reward
The announcement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for any case failing to cure and invites readers to request testimonials.
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Bivoo
Pisnse
Hall
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WMAT
Caldor
International Press Association
Ito
Orfordville
Wis
Acheson
Janesville
Nels Thorston
Thorston
the Church Militant
Ladies’ Home Journal
Megeman
C.G. Clark
Venice
Bright
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, C
Taylor
Esthuse
Ayer
Poliman
Burlington
California
Omaha
San Francesco
Los Angeles
J. Francie
Net
Missouri
Wes
Drouths
Pupoy
Neosho
Yey Ae An
W. Mloomer
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