All For A Title or The Banker's Ward
In a melodramatic scene a banker confronts a man over his son’s alleged fault and a betrothal entanglement. Marsden presses Victor about Beatrice and Miss Albenson while plans for marriage and mortgage relief unfold between distant parties in London and Count Bozell’s apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Albenson
Stratmores
Amemsden
Victor
Marsden
Rvbenson
Alent
Gostrabeaclin
Rasim Grostwei
Alem
Peart
Beatrice
Durante
J.eave
Eoeis
Ron
Mise Albenson
Stratmore
Tiv
Athensen
Imei
Otrath
Vietor
Vietor, Mise Athensend Is Betrothed To Chmuin: Bougelpl’ 7 Ae I See. Marslen
Heroeawn
Lere
Soxiy
Amany Stor
Warren Fos Marverets
Tee
Warl
Borgell
Raymond
Beattrice
Edward Follet
London
Count Dbozell
Marsden's
Marsdem
Dozell
Ludwig
Atvhenage
Bertha
Powill
Foreigners in China Safer Yet Uncertain Mission for Reform
An editorial analysis argues foreigners in China today face safer lives and property than before the Boxer era, crediting foreign influence and Chinese restraint. It warns against repeated regional clashes, notes Japan’s influence on Chinese reform, and laments the lack of competent officials to govern amid rebellions in Kuangsi and Yunnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos
China
Jor
Arthur VD Smiths
Empire
Hwunsa
Asa Waring
Jaysin
Japan
Ching
Nina
Lind
Noof
Kuangsi
Yunnan
Washingtons early leadership and the Revolutionary ordeal
The piece recalls Washington as providential leader amid vast continental war challenges. It notes his physique and presence, military experience, and the resolve that carried a fragile army to struggle against a world power. It also mentions the Mount Vernon coach once owned by Augustus Frey now linked to Washingtons inauguration journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Army
Atlantic
Massachusetts
Caarolina
Michigan
Midion
Ilinois
Stiiall
Pitt
Webster
Cambridge
Vardir
Greens
George and
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
Savannah
Augustus Frey
New York
Philadelphia
Benjamin Richardson
Tlarlem
Frey
Dodge
Ladies' Association of the Union
Museum
Senate debates over loan to St Louis exposition
The Senate closed debate on a 4.6 million loan to the St Louis exposition within an urgent deficiency bill. Speeches supported Panama Canal treaty. a Treasury report on Post Office irregularities was adopted. seeds distribution reform remained limited to free seeds. other measures advanced or debated include Lewis and Clark exposition funding and Minnesota navigability. The House and Senate considered coal tests at St Louis, a tidewater canal survey, and naval appropriations, with votes and confirmations across several items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mallory
Florida
Heyburn
Idaho
Mitchell
Committee On Post Offices
Post Office Department
Sheppard
Dem
Texas
Hale
Baltimore
Hopkins
Clay
Portland
Oregon
Clouse
St. Louis
St. Louis Fair
Department of Justice
M. Isrosius
Indiana Rights Association
Minnesota River
Minnesota
Ivale
McCumber
Isidor Tayner
Maryland
Tninble
United States
House
Connell-Howel
Penneyivania
Connell
Werm
Naval Affairs Committee
Senate approves Cuban treaty with Platt amendment
The Senate foreign relations committee issued a favorable report on the Cuban treaty including the Platt amendment. The Cuban Senate ratified the treaty and a protocol extending six months for exchange of ratifications was signed by Secretary Troy and Cuban minister Senor Quesada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Troy
Senor Quesada
Missouri River Improvement Association
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Interior Department
Birds&. McGuire
House
Oklahoma
Congress
Navy Department
Gunner Ben Donnelly
Randolph A. Sherwood
Minneapolis
Spalding
North Dakota
William MacKinkey
Alexander Hamilton
District of Columbia
Knud Knudson
Seventh Infantry
Hector R. Robinson
Thirteenth Infantry
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Carcaco
Uniion
Albert H. Modricker
John Q. Keiffer & Co
Spek
Edith
Micwsden
Allon
Eilap Ohh Noi
Follet
Meriden
Henry Ward Beechen
Wasiington
Martha Wasilington
George Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
ENE
Congress Dohlier Vere
Ir. Fulton
Panama
Carmack
Tennessee
Overman
North Caarorina
Fror Elections Committee
Howell
Pennnsylvania
Welock
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