Thornton Confesses Hidden Warning In House Escape
In Chapter XXXIV Thornton reveals he learned of danger and arranged Latham’s escape to spare Ruthen and Miss Blrmug anxiety. Police questioned suspects outside as Milas Strangways’s companion awaited. Jack’s fate and Latham’s escape hinge on a hasty three minute plan.
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Ruben
Thornton
Hida
Tye
Fellagarth
Milas Strangways
Lathom
Jack
Hilda
Latham
Miss Ruthen
The Man and the Woman in the Theatre
In a London theatre a tense reunion unfolds between Stephen Rutben and Olive Vanstone amid a tense rehearsal. Strangways dislikes the intrusion while secret pasts resurface. Stephen declares he saw Olive near Philip Hume’s death and hints at police involvement. Olive denies, then recalls their fraught history and her motive for leaving Wildfell.
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Stephen Rutben
Anthony Strangwayn
Oliye Vanstone
Stephen
Thercian
Anthony
Strang
Wildfell
Miss Wrangline
Horne
Ural
Bonholt Hume
Amleshow
Stephen Turthey
Mies Vanstone
London
Mr. Strangways
Vanstone
Strangways Hid
Misa Vallstone
Stephen Ruthen
Tvaid
Mr.Rubhen
Tke Young Judy
Miss Vanstone
Weatend
Strangways
Ruben
Olive van Stone
Lendal
Ralph
Lady Olive
Pride 'O' Life
Anthony Strangways
Olive Vanstone
Olive
Indle
Allen Co
Philip
Slater
Philip Hume
Allence
Lively Gael and Dentist Foresee Wedding Tangles
A Philadelphia hospital log reports a dentist noting patients planning weddings often influence care demand and income. He cites cases where one or both partners need timely services, creating budgeting uncertainty for his practice.
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Cupid
Philadelphia
Hieplog Telsarsgh
Victor to be tried August 24 in Aberdeen
Judge Frank McNulty set August 24 for the Victor case jury trial. State's Attorney Van Slyke credited for winning. Defense urged a life sentence via guilty plea but the state demanded death for the heinous crime. Victor pleaded not guilty and faced the court with restrained demeanor as a crowd watched. His family present remained calm.
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Aberdeen
Frank McNulty
Victor
van Slyke
Bridegroom Disappears in Deadwood Mystery
Higbee, a government employee from Hot Springs, vanished after staying at a pricey Deadwood hotel with his bride of five weeks. The wife reports he may have fled or fallen into trouble. he was last seen around town and may be in Chicago.
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Deadwood
John RR. Higbee
Jenniless
Hot Springs
Higbee
Chicago
Michigan
Extradition Fight Involves Kansas Warrant Suspect
Sioux Falls D J Conway left for Pierre to aid Kansas authorities in obtaining requisition papers for the return of George Franklin or W N Morgan. A Sioux Falls colored man is wanted in Kansas for allegedly breaking parole and resisting extradition.
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Morgan
Pierre
State of Kansas
W. M. Morgan
George Franklin
Sioux Falls
Vessey
Kansas
Qasas
Sioux Falla
D. J. Conway
W. N. Morgan
Lis
Buffragists Plan Campaign and HQ Set in Fort Pierre
South Dakota equal suffrage group moves to wage an active campaign with Mrs J A Johnson of Fort Pierre as head. Temporary headquarters will open in Fort Pierre within days and operate from there until the October convention chooses a permanent site.
Encouraged Women Find Hope in Kidney Cure
A letter from Mrs Ellison of La Mar Mo credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from kidney trouble causing backache dizziness and nervousness. She states doctors failed and she was bedridden before improvement and cure. Dean's Kidney Pills sell for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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D. Elison
N. Broadway
la Mar
Dean
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Proposal Sparks Quiet Courtship at Inatt Meeting
At a meeting in Atlanta the National Association of Bill Posters pledged 1.2 million dollars in tuberculosis anti consumption publicity across 3 500 billboards in the United States and Canada. The Poster Printers' Association voted 200 000 dollars of printing and paper support for the effort directed by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in cooperation with the National Bill Posters' Association.
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National Association of Bill
Atlanta
United States
Canada
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
National Bill Posters’ Association
The Newer Way and Women’s Fashion Change
The piece notes a shift in attitudes toward women and appearance, arguing dowdiness signals bad taste and a lack of mind. It asserts women now choose pretty clothing to please others and seize opportunities, contrasting old stereotypes with modern wisdom.
Fitted for the Job in a Chaotic Self-Made Exchange
A general and colonel discuss a dangerous assault on enemy fortifications. The colonel notes the move requires reckless disregard for life, while a self made man boasts how popularity with powerful men elevated his status. A witty youth questions the speaker’s self made claim.
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Gener
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