Love and Duty Across a Veiled Secret
Mary Vane confronts jealousy over Charlie Everett after learning he cares for another woman. She visits a cottage to discover a coffin and learns Everett cared for a ruined, penniless wife of his late brother, revealing his hidden duty and forgiveness follows.
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Brunetta
Charlie Everett
Mary
Mary Vane
Charlie
C Carile
Charile
Charte
Mr. Charlie
Whittier
Guster and April in a mythic spring rite
An archaic verse scene depicts Guster and April in a ceremonial spring encounter. The narrator describes garlands, silk gowns, amethyst jewelry, and a sacred earthbound mood as themes of beauty and desire unfold with dreamlike images and reverent tone.
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Guster
April
Easter Eggs and a Bantam Surprise in Family Jest
A playful Easter tale shows Sam feeling slighted by a moss egg nest at breakfast until grandma mischief yields two lanterns hiding silver bantams. Sam bonds with grandma after the prank, kissing her cheeks as the eggs hatch into a tiny rooster and a lesson on family humor unfolds.
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Sumlee
Grace
Hasier
Sranduia
Mother Gold
Thers
Grandma
Sam
Evan
Fear for British Empire in South Africa War
W T Stead warns reversal of British policy toward the South African republic could save the empire. Boer leaders vow to defend freedom as war drains Britain to a weekly cost of 7.5 million dollars. Boers plan prolonged warfare, targeting supply lines and isolated garrisons while awaiting grass revival to rally.
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Tendon
Bismarck
South Africa
Hintish
W. T. Stead
South African Republic
Dalarey
Leyda
Dr. Ley de
Equator
Tinea
Pratoria
Frepeh
Aftiaa
Tientutn
Svary
India
Sultan Fears Treachery Amid Palace Precincts
March 30 dispatches report fears of anarchist plots against the sultan prompting removal of tourists from palace precincts and demolition of a pavilion at the grand gate to aid security patrols. Parallel items note Bulgarian arrests, smuggling of spirits, and reinforced garrisons in Kumancyvo and Uskub.
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Iife
Bie
Mongstip
Brod
Kumancyvo
Uskub
Steal Body of King of Hop Alley Arouses Ferment
In St Louis three men storm a room where the late Gam Lee lies in state and steal the corpse. The coffin is found later with rough handling but returned to the home. Suspects John Ryan Lawler Daly and Billy Condon arrested. police investigate. Gam Lee died Tuesday and will be buried with pomp on Sunday.
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Gam Lee
St. Louia
Gaye Chas
Rae
John Ryan
Lawler Daly
Billy Condon
Gam Iea
Labor unions make progress toward arbitration pact
State Labor Commissioner Mackin reports progress toward a peaceable settlement between the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the International Typographical Union, aiming to end strikes and lockouts in much of the printing industry by year end 1900. The bulletin cites 1687 unions in New York with 242,184 members, a net gain of 44, and a 22 percent unionization rate. A separate report notes Mardecai Brien Henderson murder case and street disturbances in Grand Rapids with fires and blockades in low districts.
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Albany
Mackin
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Typographical Union Whitch
New York
Goebel Cases Reopened in Kentucky Court of Appeals
The Kentucky Court of Appeals grants new trials to Frank Powers and James Howard in the Goebel assassination case. Powers, once secretary of state, seeks relief on grounds of erroneous instructions and incompetent evidence. Howard, convicted as the shooter, faces a retrial after prior verdicts.
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Frankfort
Step Powers
James Howard
Goebel
Court of Appeals
Howard
Powers
Debaon
Paynter
White
Taylor
Powera
Powery
Caleb Powers
Georgetown
William Goebel
oNamminisg Verder
Dpowerg
Roderick
Lucy Brock
Cantrell
Clay County
Board of Trade
Henry Youtecy
Panilentiary
Ammupitiog
Sabet
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Brunetta Roth
Christopher Patton
Brenetta
Miss Roth
Mog
Brunella
Blu& Burrit
Mireau
Roy Easter
Risa
Metropolitan
Tom
Thia
State Street
Hovist
Jay
Armark
Peite
Lanten Viltea
Fortune 14
Sibylla
Ethan
Ceny
Lizale E. Johnson
Bchdolher
Hurroughs
John Burroughs
Gota
Cluston Johnson
Teresa
Stead Holds
Prince Bismarck
Mr. Stead
Sultan
Faye Mrs. Hilger Wassomne
Kewanee
Josephine Hilger
American Federation of Labor Haporta
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Shepard
Woshington
Ies Ade
Port Nam Lerk
Athe Érnon
Guardian
Chinaman
Mardecai Brien Henderson
March
Odore Wallert
War
Chapt
Pervowanesn
Amy
Mir‘ Porte
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