Brice Wins Custody Terms and Reconciling Proposals
Brice Rutherford presses for a probationary return and outlines three conditions for Barbara Bradleigh: the child to be named Effie Rutherford and acknowledged as the heir of Croylands, his sole responsibility for the child’s support, and the right to see the child when needed. Barbara consents to the conditions, and Brice departs after a restrained, poignant farewell. She contemplates his reform, the hope of his better life, and her own conflicted feelings.
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Farbara
Brice
Minke
Barbara
Lfe
Barbera
Bie
Bradleich
Croylands
Mr. Rutherford
Ronrs
Bradleigh
Effie Rutherford
Croydlands
Mr. North
Itis
Barbara and Brice Anew in Five Quiet Years
Barbara remains steadfast, refusing to draw on Brice or Benson funds while Effie grows into a promising young woman. Brice rises as a county leader with mining wealth, maintaining contact with Barbara through letters and gifts. Barbara still cherishes him, hoping for reconciliation as she page through a past filled with affection and unspoken promises.
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Barbara
New York
Effie
Croylands
Brice
Basil Bradleigh
Saas
The heroine marries the owner of Croylands
Brice and Barbara, after Effie’s death, reconcile in a summer at Croylands. Barbara keeps her mission with Effie, and Brice declares a fully renewed love, saying nothing but death shall part them as the romantic tale ends with Barbara becoming mistress of Croylands.
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Barbara
Charlie ‘Dewan
Miss
Wentworth
Brice
Croylands
Ladies’ Seminary
Effie
Benson
Darling
Don’t you sometimes find it hard to have ideas for novels
A brief exchange from the Washington Star notes a stickler author admitting difficulty in generating new ideas for historical novels yet deeming fresh concepts essential. The dialogue highlights the tension between needing new ideas and the resolve to write.
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Washington Star
The Right Kind Jilson on Mercer as presiding officer
Brown praises Mercer’s skill in parliament and recalls a meeting where Mercer used force to restore order by striking a disruptive person with a chair.
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Jilson
Mercer
Brown
Osiris Prize Awarded to Dr Roux of Pasteur Institute
Excitement in Gotham as the Institute of France awards the Osiris prize of 100,000 francs to Dr Roux of the Pasteur Institute for his pioneering discovery in the field.
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He Institute of
France
Owen Thhe Osiris
Dr. Roux
Pasteur. Instit
Plan of Electing a Pope for Leo XIII’s Successor
The cardinals will vote in the Sistine Chapel behind double doors within Vatican walls. On a fixed day they hear special mass, take secrecy oaths, and vote at the high altar, with six scrutineers declaring the result. Speculation centers on candidates as Leo XIII’s illness narrowed or boosted prospects.
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Leo
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Altay
Leo XIII
Pope Leo’s Private Wealth Estimated At World Class Levels
Estimates place the Pope’s private wealth around 30 million dollars with annual income near 4.375 million. The Vatican withholds exact receipts. insiders include Cardinal Rampolla and a second unnamed senior official who knows the precise papal budget during the holy year.
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Leo
Vatican
Cardinal Raampolla
Cardinal Oreglia Named Head of Church After Pope's Death
Cardinal Oreglia, dean of the sacred college, becomes head of the Roman Catholic Church following the Pope's death and will remain supreme until a new Pope is elected.
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Cardinal Oreglia
Sacred College
Death of Pope Leo XIII Draws Global Mournful Reactions
Revered religious leaders from Chicago Detroit Peoria and Providence pay tribute to Pope Leo XIII noting his scholarly legacy blameless life and monumental impact on humanity. They call his death an irreparable loss to Catholicism and world Christianity and to America.
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Leo
Leo XIII
J. M. Scanlan
St. John’s
Chicago
Foley
Detroit
Pope
Spalding
Peoria
Harkins
Providence
Leo MIII
Christendom
America
Pope Leo VIII Remembered as Great Pontiff
Leaders and church figures laud Pope Leo VIII for his policy, character, and devotion to art religion and science. Bishops in Pittsburgh New Orleans and New York praise his loyalty to America and his humane vision.
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Mooney
New York
Leo VIII
Phelan
Pittsburg
Rouxel
New Orleans
América
United States
Chistien Hemanthy
Private Wealth and Expenditures of the Holy See
The article notes Nal Mocenni handling Vatican finances with an estimated private wealth of 30 million dollars and a yearly income of 4.375 million. Daily Vatican expenses run about 3 thousand dollars covering papal staff, curia salaries, legations, Vatican operations, and charitable distributions. One million annually does not seem excessive for a 4 million income.
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Nal Mocenni
Holy See
Curia
Vatican
Rome
Italy
Indiana News Roundup: Wages War on Saloons and Disasters
The long list covers farm yields in Vanderburg and Pile counties, a fatal railway strike in Vincennes, a gasoline explosion at Charley Lonsky’s Vincennes residence, and a 1200 bushel wheat harvest in Fox County. It notes drownings in Tobinport, a scaffold injury in Monticello, a Chicago man identified after a railway incident, and local efforts against trading stamps in Anderson. It mentions temperance crusades in New Harmony, a Knightstown injury death, a batch of Indiana patents, and a GA R veterans’ membership surge led by Kokomo posts.
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Vanderburg
Nathan Peach
Jasper
John Anderson
Indiana
Harbor
Charley Lonsky
Vincennes
George Detwiler
Barry Detwiler
Lafayette
Monticello
S. Monon
Hegewisch
Peter Kucraft
Chicago
College Corner
Ohio
Preble
Butler
Union
Pile County
Joseph Carr
Madison Township
Merchants’ Association of
Anderson
Merchants’ Organization
Linton
Frank Alumbaugh
Alumbaugh
Germany
Denyzer
Colo
New Harmony
Posey County
John H. Chaffin
Taylor
Chaffin
John Morris
Knightstown
James O. Acllisor
Joseph Carey
John
Morris
M. Stetter
Muncie
Geo. P. Stocker
Evansville
J. M. Neely
Indiana Department
G.A.R
Thomas J. Stewart
Kokomo FP
George H. Thomas Postofis
Neement
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Frank H. Stauffer
Walt
Madge
Fortune
Gotham
New Yorker
Chicago Tribune
Pope Leo
Church
Humanity
Pérachala Ainters
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