Grandet Hosts Visitors for Eugenie's Birthday
In Saumur Grandet and guests gather for Eugenie’s birthday as Adolphe des Grassins arrives with gifts. A mysterious traveler and two large trunks spark curiosity while Grandet weighs opportunities from the visitors and the impending guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Des Grassins
Grandet
Legion of Honor
Cruchets
Aime Des Grassins
Galden
Wero
Mme
Enid Munic
Des Grassins
Eugenie
Enid
Nannon
Mademoiselle Nanon
Adolpha
Mme. Des Grassins
Hinsel
Dar
Haltsit O'Vlock
Ilugenie
Pousitia
Tolphe
Bio
Mme. Grandet
Big Nanon
Madame
Saumur
Nanon
Loto
Crochot
Mademoiselle
Adolphe
Paris linked Grandet kin in tense salon scene
In a Parisian salon, M. Charles Grandet and Mme des Grassins confront a visitor. The exchange reveals class tensions and curiosity as Eugenie and the family navigate propriety and intrigue surrounding the Paris connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Grandet
Eugenie
Tours
Grandet
Paris
Mme. Des Grassins
M. Charles
M. Grandet
Alme
Des Grassins
Lota
Grassini
Charles Grandet
Paragon Cousin and Household Turmoil Reach climax
Amid a chaotic scene in Eugenie and her cousin's rooms the household scrambles to prepare for an upcoming event. Eugenie directs preparations, ensures cleanliness, and plans small details while a fire burns and a crowd stirs. The scene shifts to a labor strike causing meat shortages and economic disruption in major cities.
Senator Clarks Married Wealthy Ward in France
Senator W A Clark of Montana announced he wed his ward Miss Anna La Chapelle on May 25 1901 in Marseilles France. They have a daughter now about 2 years old and reside in Paris. The romance began about nine years ago in Butte with the mining magnate supporting the girl’s education abroad.
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Wis Ward
France
W. A. Clark
Montana
Marseilles
Anna la Chapelle
United States
Clark
Wild Life Observation and Human Bias
A John Burroughs quoted piece argues observers often misread wildlife due to preconceptions and sentimentality. It stresses the scientific habit of mind to report facts as seen and avoid anthropomorphism in nature study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Uncle Eben Reflects On Trouble and Time
Uncle Eben says the folks who invest most effort in trouble understand least how to act when trouble is found. Quotation from the Washington Star captures a folksy warning about time and responsibility.
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Eben
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Storm Ravages St Louis Fair Grounds
A fierce storm from the north battered Memday afternoon at the World’s Fair city, bringing cold wind and humidity, causing deaths and widespread destruction as crowds fled and structures were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sears
Great Storm Hits Numerous Cities and Stirs Labor Tensions
A massive storm battered Chicago and St Louis with hurricane force winds, hail, and flooding, causing extensive damage and injuries. The piece recalls past labor clashes at Chicago stock yards, including 1894 and Haymarket era. Union rioting and government intervention are referenced amid lingering market disruption.
Rights case tests union label in San Francisco courts
The Citizens' Alliance may test in San Francisco courts the right to use a label similar to one adopted by the Typographical Union for labor printed matter. A fire at Boyd Construction Company’s barn in Kansas City Kan killed twelve mules and three horses, likely caused by a struck electric wire and lightning. A $150,000 defense fund is being raised by the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employers of America. Ireland’s common labor pay has nearly doubled in twelve years.
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Mademoiselle
Saumur
Takir
Ito Easenie
Grandet
Taba
Crucheot
Tlurenne
M. Crachet
Nanon
United States
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Chicageo
Eco
Jefferson
Gort
Jerusalem
St. Louis
Twenty-second Street
North Presbyterian Church
Thomas O'Toole
Union Race Track
Grand Stand
Citizens’ Alliance
Typographical Union
San Francisco
Cal
Boyd Construction Company
Fifth and
Orchard Streets
Kan
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employer of America
Albert Lare
New Mt. Pleasant
John Lowell, Jr
Boonville
Pierce Kauble
Greenfield
Kauble
Dallis Clem
Clarence Clem
Columbus
Hiram Ireland
Evansville
What Our Neighbors Are Dot Matters of General and Local
A compact column highlighting general and local interests among Indiana residents. Notices cover marriages deaths and community news with concise summaries and regional focus.
State Items Reflect Flood of Accidents and Appointments
The clipping lists numerous injuries and fatalities from falling walls, crushed limbs, gunpowder blasts, and lightning strikes across Indiana towns including Salem Columbus Evansville Kokomo and Lawrenceburg. It also notes fires causing $20 000 loss in Evansville and new local business groups in Kokomo. Government appointments in the Indiana National Guard and a forthcoming medical operation for a boy near Washington are mentioned along with agricultural rust impacting Liberty wheat and a hunting accident near Fairsmount.
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George Kelley
Kokomo
Kelley
Jacob Montooth
People’s Coal Company
Walnut Street
Lawrenceburg
M. L. Crittenden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Ralph Goodrich
South Bend
Harold
Arthur
Harley Clark
Anderson Clark
Taylorsville
Ile
Evansville
Southwestern Broom Company
Fred Sickman
Kokomo Merchants’ Association
G. W. Landon
W. J. Webb
John McIntosh
I. Swinewind
Allen Cardinal
Vincennes
Durbin
Thid “Regiment
Indiana National Guard
Walter O. Bragg
Greenfield
Ira M. Washburn
Rensselaer
Mark A. Dawson
Indianapolis
Julis F. Blum
Charles E. Wallace
al. B. Wallace
Washington
Liberty
Henry Iber
Brookshire
Fairsmount
Brazil
Thomas A. Kimberlin
Charles M
New Albany
le Larrone
Muncie
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Honre DE Balzac
Adam
Grauet
Grande
Siudder
Crachot
Mme Des Grassins
Lfe
Tier
Girandet
Cooper
Europe
Cruchots
Adolphe Des Grassins
Musente
Regie
Enried
Paul Pes
Taye
Wiieh
Willeh
Mticunion
Clarks
Dren
Cleveland
Nelson A. Miles
Haymarket
Chivuago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Stock Yards
Ireland
James Butterfield
Andrew Moore
Lingle
Salem
Edward Thornton
Pensylvania Lines
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