Ivor Grant Confronts Count Savona Over Hidden Truths
Ivor Grant meets Count Savona and learns of his mother's secret and a yearly hush money. He forces a written vow from Savona to keep silence while planning how to protect Beryl. Tom the loyal servant pledges aid as Ivor prepares to travel abroad and confront the past.
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Ivor Grint
Count Savona
Ivor Grant
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Savena
Caen
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Bers
Marsden
Satona
Vaux
Beryl
Portage
England
Guy
Dust to dust and a lord’s forsaken house
Bareheaded Iver mourns a lost wife and child and plans to flee the desolate Court. Tom enters timidly to report talk of the estate closing for a year, but Iver reassures him and asks what else he needs beyond a kind word or look.
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Iver
Ton
Ivor
Tom
Roosevelt’s Ill Son Draws Graphic Press Attention
Commentary notes American newspapers flood coverage of President Roosevelt's ill 12 year old son with extensive photos and portraits. The Toronto Telegram contrasts U.S. domestic focus with European royal pageantry amid the public's insatiable curiosity during a royal illness moment.
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Roosevelt
United States
Rudyard Kipiing
Queen Victoria
New York
Toronto
Can
Telegram
Must Have Had 'Em Snake Story at Camp Fire
Travelers swap tales around a camp fire when one man finally speaks of killing a cobra with a stick. The anecdote ends with the twist that the stick used was a cobra itself.
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London Chronicle
Filipino Colonel Mortified by Capture
In the Philippines a Filipino colonel was greatly mortified by his capture. A contemporaneous remark notes the colonel swore to rue the end, reflecting wartime bravado and the period’s attitudes.
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Philippines
Puck
Wing Edward Creates Conspicuous Service Sliver Cross
Wing Edward establishes a new decoration the Conspicuous Service Sliver Cross for warrant officers and subordinate officers in the army.
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Edward
Army
Royal relics enthrall at London exhibition of historic artifacts
An London exhibition of royal relics captivates antiquaries with objects tied to England and Ireland's monarchs. Highlights include Charles II’s garter ribbon and coffin pall, Queen Elizabeth garments, Anne Boleyn items, Henry VIII possessions, and the coronation relics including items from Victoria. The display also features royal portraits, seals, and a rich assortment of gold and silver coins lent by major collectors.
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Roundhead
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Charles II
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John Ashburnham
Queen Elizabeth
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Minever
Anne Boleyn
Henry Viil
Herefordshire
Nicholas Bristowe
Leory VII
Eton College
England
Society of Antiquaries
Richard LE
Earl of Pembroke
Earl of
Ancaster
Queen Anne
Duke
George III
George IV
Queen Victoria
Crimea
Victoria
Orchardson
A. Stuart Wortley
Carlton Club
Cow Girls of Oregon Ride Wild on Oregon Ranch
Eight Walker girls operate a large Oregon cattle ranch led by William Walker near the John Day River. They rope brand and train colts, ride wild horses, and shoot rifles while living as seasoned mountaineers who sleep under the stars on the range.
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Fort Wayne
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Salem
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Peru
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Chicago Telephone Supply Company
Elkhart
Henry Jones
Oxford
Fowler
Vaughn
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American Sheet Steel Company
Muncie
Kirklin
Charles Doctors
Ernest Cockerman
Charles Meyer
Olds Wagon Factory
Asa Snow
Seymour
Ohio Valley Coal Company
Ingle
Evansville
Laporte
Starke
Kankakee
Henry Hendrix
Covington
Boone County
Cassius Dulin
Mechanicsburg
Health Board
Spiceland
Wrightstown
James McGuire
Indianapolis
Lake Shore Railroad
McGuire
United States
A.C. Harris
Otto Gresham
Charles W. Miller
Indiana
Co. M. Fuller
J. S. Wells
Bicknell
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Horn
Fuller
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Joseph
Charles Hardy
Knox County
White River
Hazelton
Hardy Brothers
David Barnet
Terre Haute
Daniel W. Bender
Bluffton
Jacob Bremner
H. J. Root
William L. Cassiday
South Bend
Winder FE
Goldsborough
Lafayette
Howard H. Gray
Untisgton
Theodore H. Haberkorn
Chas. G. Hunter
Lawrence
Williams. Kessler
Auburn
Amos H Koons
Martinsville
James A. Porter
Crawfordsville
Joseph L. Potter
H. E. Cohen
James M. Reasoner
Matthews
Charles J. Weiss
Alexandria
Indiana Department
Council of Administration
Anderson
City Council
Commercial Club
Merchants’ Association
Major May Post
Durbin
Department
General Smock
Frontier Girls Ride Hard in Mountain Ranch Life
The passage describes girls in a rugged region riding astride in duck and buckskin costumes. They cut out horses and cattle across uneven terrain with steep inclines and precipices, keeping firm seats as they constantly break in new saddle horses while herding wild stock.
Leather trade shifts as US skins boost exports abroad
American leather makers gain global demand with 3,500 dozen morocco skins shipped from Lynn Massachusetts to Australia, marked as the largest export by the firm to foreign parts. France increases imports of American kid skins, reversing past reliance on imported French skins.
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Australia
Morocco
Lynn
Mass
France
Longest British Parliament Sitters Record
The longest sitting of the British House of Commons occurred on January 31 to February 2, 1881, starting at 3:45 and lasting over forty-one and a half hours. The next longest was July 31, 1877, with a continuous session from 3:45 to 6:15 on Wednesday, about twenty-six and a half hours.
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House of Commons
Immigrants Arrive in Cuba Amid Shifts in Labor
The Havana Post estimates about 60 600 immigrants have landed in Cuba over the past three years, most Americans and Spanish farm workers, with roughly 1 000 Chinese also among arrivals, reflecting broad labor shifts.
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Cuba
The
Havana Post
What Our Neighbors Are Doing Matters of Local Interest
Local column highlights marriages and deaths along with incidents and crimes. Notes personal pointers about Indiana residents.
Carnegie boosts Shelbyville library gift to twenty thousand
Andrew Carnegie raises his library donation for Shelbyville from fifteen thousand to twenty thousand dollars. The move accompanies other regional news including accidents, trials, and corporate plans across Indiana.
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