A Sacrifice To Conscience CHAPTER IIII-1 Continued
Enderby seeks aid for a dying man and plans a telegram to Doctor Bunthooze. He confronts a sneering Dalton, asserts knowledge of Sir Henry Lennox and Miss Lennox, and warns that those involved will be exposed. Jasmine notes the dying man’s friend, tall and dark, visiting regularly, while Enderby contemplates Lyndon’s possible involvement.
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Mr. Dalton
Alie
Vareer
Thwid Lloyd
Mr Dalton
Yahall
Sir Lennox
Miss Lenpos
Enderby
Datton
Dundas Lyndon
Sir Henry
Hal
Lyndon
Jasmine
Dying confession uncovers theft of Lady Brownlow jewels
In a London chamber Enderby tends a dying Gerard-David Lloyd who confesses he, not Lloyd, stole Lady Brownlow’s jewels. He reveals a hidden letter and names Hal Lennox and Sir Henry Enderby as the last to face justice, while Jasmine waits.
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Sir Henry Enderby
Sir Henry
Drnrvid Lloyd
Gerard
Enderby
Devior Bunthorne
Jiasmine
Gues
Jasdine
Berby
Dosis Bunthorne
Ani
Snd
David Lloyd
Endeeny
Wea
S.woice
Lioyt
Jostene
Nox
Jasmine
Lloyd
Elderby
David Gerard
Way McCoret
Lady Brownlow
Jeannine
Juamine
Francis Crownlow
Oxfort
Hal Lennox
Hal
The
Brownlows
England
Paris
Sieerr Lenoox
Parasite in Mosquito Linked to Elephantiasis Discovery
A report from Nigeria notes second expedition findings showing the parasite behind elephantiasis resides in the mosquito proboscis. The discovery aligns with Bombay and Australia research, confirming mosquito bites spread the disease among tropical natives and occasionally Europeans.
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Keeler Te'eeram
Laverpool Geisel
Hombey
Nigeria
Bombay
Low
England
Australia
Capt
James As & Rest
Inds
Warnkee to Americat on marriages with foreigners
The Law Journal notes warn American women about marrying foreigners, especially Frenchmen, urging proper inquiries and legal advice. It argues that ignorance leads to women becoming wives in their own country but living as outsiders in their husbands’ lands.
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Sount
Morris Tightens Grip At Union Rendering Board
Morris seized control of Union Rendering at a Chicago stockyards meeting by proxy, directing a new slate of directors. The reconstituted board, led by Morris, includes Ira Nelson Morris and others, with 1 200 shares secured to solidify dominance while replacing resigned officers and associates. Meanwhile Joliet faces citywide power and drainage disruptions as Economy Light and Power Company struggles with shutoffs and unpaid accounts.
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Morris
Nelgon Morris
Chicago
Union Rendering Company
Wich
Union Stockyard and Transit Company
Robert Strahern
George E. Jones
John Brenock
Iectory
WE. Morris
Union
Orben
L. B. Dowd
Witlafra
Nelson Morris
James H. Ashby
Rollin
Kers
B. M. Winston
Sant Cozzina
C. E. Day
J. & Dennison
Exchange
Giobe, Til
List of corporations licensed by secretary of state
The secretary of state licensed several entities including National Measured Service Company with capital stock of $6.6 million, incorporators George H Mille and others. Money Weight Scale Company of Europe in Chicago with $30,000 capital stock and incorporators George C Wider Albers Martin and Charles F Morse. C Lambert Company in Toni 4a with $6,990 capital stock and incorporators ZC Lambert J E Hartenhower and W E Kreder. Long Grove Social Club in Long Grove with incorporators Vieter Sauer KKMM Holtje and W J Zimmer. J F White Manufacturing Company in Bloomington with capital stock increased from $5,000 to $50,000 and name change to Brown-Dugley Manufacturing Company and J Mincing Company in Peoria with capital stock raised from $25,000 to $70,000.
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Acretary of State
Porstia National Measured Service Company
Hirago
Capital Stock
George H. Mille
Gilver
Nexon
ZC. Lambert
J. E. Hartenhower
W. E. Kreder
Long Grove Social
Long Grove
Vieter Sauer
KKMM
Holtje
W. J. Zimmer
J. F. White Manufacturing Company
Bloomington
Capital
Tony
Brown-Dugley Manufacturing Con. Pa
J. Mincing Company
Peoria
Thief Seeks Valuables Hidden in Baggage Locks
Police search for a clever thief who altered brass baggage locks to divert items to Chicago and Rock Island baggage offices. A traveling salesman from Chicago attempted to obtain a $11.00 policy with a $200 check, valued at about 40 cents in gold and silver dental supplies, with no crew involved.
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Ral
Joliey
Rock Island
Smit
Chicago
Hsm
Quiney accident and zoo incident reported in brief
A quarry owner, Ty Tren, was struck and killed after stepping aside to let a train pass in Quimey. In Chicago, at Lincoln Park Zoo, a dog atop animal cages was attacked by an elephant and torn apart, as chaos erupted among women and animals.
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Ty Tren
Zengel
Quine
Quimey
Tre Thrers
Lincoln Yark Zoo
Cattago
Brick foundation collapse kills worker at Pexin site
Benjamin Wirtz was crushed to death while laying a brick foundation under an old building at Pexin. A jack screw failed causing the structure to collapse, authorities reported.
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Benjamin Wirtz
Pexin
New dealer Infuris Fatal in Peoria Street Car Crash
Ben S. Green a prominent newsdealer died at Peoria from injuries sustained two days earlier while attempting to bear a street car on Morling street. He was aged f and identified as a New dealer.
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Teoria
Infuris
Ben S$. Green
Peoria
Morlng
Calhoun County Court Resolves Into Quiet Terms
Judge B. B. Shirley of Carlinville and Henry Rainey of Bel-Jogg Illinois traveled from Hardin Calhoun county where the October term of the Calhoun County Circuit Court lasted one day with a docket of thirty cases and no prisoners in the jail. Once a hotbed of horse thieves Calhoun now presents a typical Kingdom calm with no criminal cases on the docket.
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B. B. Shirley
Carlinville
Henry Rainey
Bel- Jogg
Alton
Hardin
Calhoun County
Bhirey
Calhoun Courts
Calhoun
May Indict Leading Men in Charleston Circut Case
Judge Festrade Greed Jeary to act as Grand Jury examines Sperring Mates social circle at Podeseet Clubroous on September 29. The crowd included about 100 leading Charleston business and professional men. Indictments expected against each with potential penalties up to $500 fine or six months in jail.
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Festrade
Charleston
F. K Dane
Grandi
Podeseet
Two Men Die In Train Yard Incident Near East St Louis
One man Burke died from injuries after an escape attempt from St. Louis area hospital. A coroner's inquest blamed another man, with a verdict noting gunfire and a fall from a passenger train near Relay Depot, three miles north of East St Louis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Will
Bridge Junction
East St Louis
Everal
Wealthy rail surveyor’s heir inherits fortune? Portland event
Wealehy Mr. Hell and a surveying crew with the Baltimore and Ohio South Western worked for $1.50 per day. A rumor ties to a militia in Portland New Wad. The deceased director left wealth estimated up to 10004 Ahw or 3,000 dollars, inherited by a young Bell who joined the surveying corps to learn the trade.
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Wniie
Thatimore and
Ohio Southestern
Ron
Ioishenaire
Portland Bell
Mr. Beh
Sam
Ells
Watti
Dirgotiue
Baktiaore
Ohis South:western
Wis
Bell
Surveying Corp
Farm incident and social notes from Illinois paper
A farm labor dispute near Warrensburg ends with a man named Charles S Bell jailed after dodging police about a wagon and horse. The Aligins Grain Wealers hold a large semiannual session in Peoria with leadership changes. Weddings in New Grand Chain and Mount Vernon feature James E Weelfie and Hortense Hanzon Echolas, plus John M Bierhaus and Louise F Walter. An aging civil war veteran W Smith dies in Martinseille after drinking a lemon extract.
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Charles S. “Matchester
Warrensburg
Decatur
Batchelder Cater
Tuscola
Charles S Bell
Batchelier
Chan
New Grand Chain
James E. Weelfie
Hortense Hanzon Echolas
Christian Church
Eder J J. Harris
Marion
Chicago
St. Louis
Joplin
Cairo
Mound City
Vienna
Sudden Shock Restores Voice After 23 Years
A long silence ended when Alire Patten of Colchester England unexpectedly spoke after twenty three years. The incident followed a violent shock that affected several cases of speech loss, with observers noting a dramatic recovery in her daughter and others nearby.
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Funv
Alire, Patten
Coicheater
England
Belize
Discoveries Of The Century Inventions And Remedies
A fragment ad proclaims marvels from electricity to medicine, touting a Rheum remedy called Drops. It boasts universal benefits, promises instant relief, and lists a Chicago address for agents and orders. A brief note on a debate style is also mentioned.
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Alice
Mervous i
Ageste Angon
Swanses Khevmats Care
Cake Street
Ghicego
Agen
Lene Rize Letiles
Dicman
Crystal Palace to Host 1909 Christian Endeavor Convention
The Crystal Palace in London will host the first world Christian Endeavor convention in 1909 with a capacity of 8 000. Preparations are underway to accommodate 25 008 delegates and endorsements are noted from Carter's Int? and major railroads. The Indianapolis Journal quotes debate on bribery ethics.
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Crystal Palace of
London
Convention of Christian Endeavor
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