Accident at Bluepost Bridge Sparks Family Flight
A carriage accident near Bluepost Bridge injures Janet and prompts May, Nattie, and Annaple to seek medical aid. Mrs Egremont drives the injured to a surgeon while the group is sheltered at a manor, dialogs reveal family tensions, old loyalties, and plans to regroup as they navigate marriage and social expectations.
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Janet
May
Alice
Mickelthwayte
Annaple
Gerard
Mark
Lescombe
Raymond
John
Bluepost
Robinson
Sir John
Redcastle
Nattie
Nuttie
An Mies Blanche
Ieleartie
Miss Ruthven
Ghostly Walk Turns to Chimney Sweep Encounter
Five girls trek after a haunted mood and a spectrally dark figure looming over a hedge. They realize the “apparition” is only chimney sweeps and jokes mix with relief as Annaple urges Mark to reveal a secret to May.
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Annaple
Robin Hood
Gerard
Nattie
May
Mark
Annapile
Yeu
Anid Annaple
Janet
Awakening of Urania Egremont After Blueposts Bridge Event
Urania Egremont awakens to her real nature after the Blueposts Bridge incident. She longs for Aunt Ursel and Miss Mary and feels drawn to the choir. Gerard Godfrey’s sacrifice makes him seem heroic to her, and she resolves to change.
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Blueposts
Urania Egremont
Aunt Ursel
Miss Mary
Gerard Godfrey
To go abroad a fairy castle in Paris hotel scene
Nattie travels with a Paris party halted at a grand hotel for two days due to Mr Egremont's dental issues. The dentist's treatment requires separate dining for his wife and daughter while the husband eats alone. The arrangement recalls earlier bridal days in Dieppe.
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de T Nai
Rickardy
Mark
Robbisgien
Lescombe
Ene Gien
Emma Means
Mickelthwayte
Canion
Lord Kirkaldy
Gregorio
Nattie
Rheinland
Paria
Mar City
London
Egremont
Dieppe
Rae
Anti-Kentner boat device touted to prevent capsizing
The New York Journal notes Herry Bien of Berlin invented the Anti-Kentner beat. Floated last month on the Wannsee lake near Berlin. A pendulum device lowers an iron disk to balance the boat, helping to prevent capsizing and earning praise from rowers.
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Herry Bien
Berlin
New York Journal
Wannsee
Hard Work Won’t Kill But Rest Is Needed
A concise read extols the value of hard work while insisting it cannot kill, only tire. It emphasizes the necessity of rest after exertion to preserve health and vitality.
War time food and troop movements noted in dispatch
The report mentions laborers near Ball ee Boxs and a focus on supplying food for a year to soldiers while reinforcing Newport News. It notes a battleship Illinois at 4 percent commission and a Union crew advance, with government plans expected around September 1.
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Reeniilie Einil
Newport News
Illinois
Union Ci
Was Moore's Inspiration The Last Rose of Summer Story
Mrs Amelia Kohler of Mount Vernon died Sunday. She inspired Tom Moore to write The Last Rose of Summer after plucking a rose in a London school garden and urging the poet to write about it. The poem was later dedicated “To Amelia.”
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Moore
New York
Amelia Kohler
Mount Vernon
Kohler
Tom Moore
Ying de
London
Aid the Miners
Oxfoano July 20 unions affiliated with the Chicago federation of labor will contribute to the effort to aid 40 miners and other affected workers seeking a living American wage.
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Oxfoano
Chicago Federation of Labor
Eve Nce
Government treason crimes noted in July report
A July report from Many's Despotis Lexpos highlights government treason laws, criticizing regulations as treasonable. A freakfood express incident at a station illustrates railway authorities' strict enforcement of rules and penalties.
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Lem
Gerwell
By & Sd
Abeard
Setewi
Tak No
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