The Mystery Visitor at Nora St. George's House
Nora St. George hosts a tense gathering when a tall, rugged stranger arrives with a past link to Miss Foster. Celia and Nora suppress curiosity as Will Foster’s friend enters, stirring memories of a shared church past and a lingering question about his purpose.
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Nora
Miss Penningion
Uella
Nera
Faester
Sears
Rhino
Will
Cela
Borak
Celia
Miss Foster
Remington
Atric
Stael
Neelts
Erie Sila
Thea Sui
Penninstein
Justinues
Bud
Toolia
Ubyon
Miles
Wiloughby Foster
Thexton
Will Foster
Merl Ponncastton
Miss St. George
Sun
Mark
Foster
English manners and English girl talk on a road
Nora and Mark discuss Miss Foster and English customs while riding with Borak. They joke about dancing and music and Nora dreams of better things, confessing she may never go to England. The scene notes family ties, Dr Armstrong and Traveere.
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Centienwim
Doesreny
Denningten
Sewrage Gate
Sdear
Eusheus
Yas
Seine Tweilke
E Uibusal
Cella
Ated Arestad
Tora Ohmd
Owen
Teesssee
Benve Fremp Ordadpa
Tane
Nora
Celia
Jace
Mark
Mir. Poynt
Derak
Micky Carr
Borak
Miss Foster
England
Nera
Bibilea Awaor
Ike
Leagi
Cela
Traveere
Gramdisk
Mie
Strange Journey and Hidden Desires at the Cabin
Nora and Mark travel toward a cottage where Nora fears revealing her grandfather their meeting with Borak. Mark teases Nora about her plan as they approach a cabin, and Nora hesitantly enters, anxious about what will come next.
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Lefnre
Nora
Mark
Traveere
Dborak
Mr. Poynt
Emerald Isle Banter as Farewell Echoes in Cabin Scene
A brief dialogue unfolds as a woman expresses readiness and a man bids farewell to two youths. Mark quips about serpents in a land of emeralds, playfully dismissing the idea. They depart the cabin with a lighthearted tone, the scene ending with a note that the story continues.
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Mark
St. Patrick
The Sacred Seven in Old Testament Law and Symbolism
The article surveys how the number seven appears in Hebrew law ritual and history. It cites six years of service, sevenfold punishments, seven altars, seven ways, Jericho’s seven horns and rounds, seven days of mourning, and sevenfold praise, drawing on Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy Joshua II Samuel Job Sirach Psalms and Proverbs as examples.
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Balaam
Balak
David
Israel
Nannui
Jordan
Job
Utopia of Dunwich Australia A Peculiar City Essay
A description of Dunwich Australia as a near Utopia with one thousand residents and minimal infrastructure. The piece notes free services, a theater, library and hospital, and unusual social rules. It discusses fashion diplomacy led by Mrs. Roosevelt and cabinet ladies favoring a dinner coat inspired by Queen Catherine of Braganza.
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Dunwich
Australia
Evyorsbody
Catherine of
Lightning wood carving machine demonstration plans
A new wood carving machine claims to mold eight inch by three inch pieces rapidly turning out moldings at seventy feet per minute and twice that rate on smaller pieces. It promises to replace over 2400 hand wood carvers with fully finished moldings not needing hand touch.
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Laanion
Dwarfs Patna and Faena Display Proportionate Tiny Bodies
A 19 year old Patna stands 19 inches tall weighing 13 pounds. his sister Smaun is 18 inches, one pound lighter. Faena, another dwarf, has an orange sized head and broomstick arms, a miniature man with normal proportion.
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Patna
Smaun
Faena
The Lodians of Gulang Numeration System
The Lodians of Gulang count to the Land and its four layers. Five is a hand, six is a hand and first finger, seven is a hand and second finger, ten is two hands, twenty is a man, forty is two men, and forty six is two men a hand and first finger. They hence tally in twenties with unique terms.
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Gulang
The American Venice of Astoria Oregon
The city known as The Venice of America sits on piles over the Columbia River. The business district stretches over the water along the south channel. Lucifer the morning star contrasts with afternoon and evening theater stars. Avoid partnerships with men whose wives lead women suffrage clubs.
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Astoria
Quregon
Venice
America
Columbia River
Lucifer
Dress Revolution in Washington Shrinks Decollete Gown
Washington society eyes a gown reform as Mrs. Roosevelt leads a push for dinner coats to replace bare shoulders at formal events. Report notes critics and anecdotes about overheated rooms and a trend toward warmer attire in high society circles.
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Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ars Gage
Arctic
Europe
Population totals and world ranking in the 1900 census
The article reports 84 233 069 people in the United States and notes the century's population growth from about 3 600 000 at the century’s start. It compares US population with Russia and France, stating the five most populous countries hold over two thirds of world totals, estimated between 1500 000 000 and 1 000 000 000.
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Birrean Dirs
United States
Uae
Ceriab
Elawali
Perta
Arcu
Gininels
Adasnxa
Huettien
Tury
Russian Empire
France
Gool
Canal Bill Passes House in Record Nicaragua Route Preferred
The House approved the Hepburn Nicaragua canal measure by a 308 to 2 vote with no major amendments. The Panama option was rejected, party lines collapsed, and only two votes against the bill came from Rep. Fletcher of Minnesota and Rep. Lassiter of Virginia. The act authorizes President to acquire land in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, fund construction with up to 750 million, and direct War Department contracts for the canal project.
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House of Representatives
Cannon of
Hinds
Panama Company
Nicaragua
Maow
Lfe
Cannon
Panama Canal
Friends
Nicaragua Canal
Colombia
Senate
Panama
Costa Rica
Greytown
Caribbean Sea
Lake Nicaragua
Brito
Pacific Ocean
Stroggoo
Bible in the Supreme Court reaches Nebraska bench
Daniel Freeman of Gage County sues to stop Bible readings Hymns and prayer in public schools. The suit against school district No. 2 moves to the Supreme Court on appeal. The district argues that Leon Czulgosz rejected the Bible and hymns once favored by President McKinley.
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Nebraska
Mandaumus
Nebraskas
Ias
Supreme Court
Daniel Freeman
Gave County
Freeman
Leon Czulgosz
William McKinley
Alinor Note crime and memorial news in 1901 era
Reports detail Will Morey shooting Ed Driscoll, an eight year old, near Smithland Kentucky after an insult about party. Lincoln Nebraska raises six thousand dollars to fund a church bell memorial to President McKinley. Berlin announces fifteen musicians found guilty in the Pekin murder case were executed.
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Will Morey
Ed Driscoll
Smithland
Lincoln
Neb
McKinley
Berlin
Pekin
Government Telegraphs and Postal Bond Plan Endorsed by Mason
Senator Mason of Illinois, as chair of the Senate committee on post offices and post roads, bolsters a bill for government ownership of telegraphs. The plan would issue 25 year bonds at 2 to 2 1 2 percent, extend service nationwide, and cut rates with a sinking fund from earnings. Republican support appears tepid, with Lodge, Beveridge, and Dillingham poised to constrain a favorable report.
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Washington
CL Payne
Wisconsin
Payne
Ateny
Mason
Ilinois
Senate
Mir
Western Union
Ma Milson
United States
Treasury
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Lodge
Massachusetts
Beveridge
Indiana
Dillingham
Vermont
Pardons Board Commutes Death Sentence to Life for William Isirfax
Pennsylvania board of pardons commutes the death sentence of William Isirfax to life imprisonment. The item notes other local tragedies including a double execution in Litchfield Mintz and a fatal shooting in Butte, Montana.
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Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
William Isirfax
Milton Gorton
Litchfield
Mintz
Michael Murphy
Butte
Mont
William Myers
Mills County
Texas
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Mary Cecil Hay
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Alinor
Government Telegraphs
Sasator Mason
Tole
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