The Theater, the Robles Ranch, and a Union Knot
Clarence Brant sits in a luxury coupe and faces a haunting loneliness as secession politics ripple through his world. Susy Peyton, now a successful actress, confronts him with veiled threats and insinuations about his wife, a southern plantation owner, while old ties to the Robles ranch entwine with and complicate their fates.
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Clarence Brant
Robles F Tnd Company
John Peyton
Robles Ranch
Cosmopolitan Theater
San Francisco
Coad
Clarence
Susy
Washington
Audiente
Fort Alcatre
Jim
Robles Rancho
Missouri
Union
Clarence Drant
Bridge Collapse Destroys Arcata Train Carriages
A bridge failure on the Mad River near Arcata derailed an afternoon passenger train killing four people and injuring many others. Miss Angie Holland and Miss Kirkham were among the dead. an unknown child died shortly after rescue.
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Ite & Sincisay
Alxender Cameron
Angie Holland
Riverside
Kirkham
Eureka
Mad River
Areata
Made River Bridge
Svitch
Arcata
Miss Holland
Miss Kirkham
Mr. Cameron
Irish Invincible Tynan Arrested in Boulogne Over Phoenix Park Murders
London reports P J Tynan famed No 1 of the Irish Invincibles was arrested in Boulogne France on a warrant from 1882. He faces charges over Phoenix Park killings and dynamite manufacture in England. He arrived in Europe in August then Paris Genoa Boulogne where English detective detained him. Police seized money and incriminating papers as extradition proceedings begin.
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London
J. Tynan
Frederick Caverdish
Ireland
I. H. Burke
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Boulogne
France
Tynan
England
Europe
Genoa
Paris
Bell
Wallace
Glasgow
Rotterdam
Trade trends cite better prospects and price expectations
York reports G. Drn& Co sees relief from monetary anxiety but no big demand rise yet. Prices are low yet buying of pig iron, wool, leather, hides, and cotton grows, with expectations of a general price uptick as dealer stocks replenish this fall. Bank failures in New Orleans slow activity. gold imports rise to 28.62 million.
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York
G. Drn& Co
New Orleans
Bank of England
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Charleston
Augusta
May Depose Sultan Amid Fleet Near Constantinople
The British fleet has anchored at Kavala near Thasos off Salonica after reinforcements arrived. Anxiety rose as powers discussed deposing the sultan to restore order in the Turkish empire. In London sermons condemned the sultan’s misrule and Christian massacres.
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Constantinople
Kavalya Bay
Thasus
Salonica
Kavala
London
Liverpool
Great Britain
Gen James D. Morgan Dies at 86 in Quincy Illinois
Gen James D. Morgan of Quincy Illinois died this morning at age 86. Born in Boston Massachusetts he served in the Mexican War and rose to brigadier general by 1862. He earned a brevet major general for gallant conduct at Bentonville and fought under Pope Rosecrans Thomas and Sherman on the march to the sea.
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Quincy
James D. Morgan
Boston
Mass
Tenth Sinois Infantry
Bentonville
N. C
Pope, Rosecrans
Thomas and Sherman
Sherman
Chickamaugue's Anniversary Attracts Crowds
Cincinnati reports the anniversary of the Chickamauga battle on September 18 will draw thousands to the battlefield. Favorable weather this season and the chance to see the ground as it appeared during the fight promise large attendance and a striking living lesson.
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Chickamaugue
Cincinnati
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Gentry Ties World Record in Glen's Falls Pacing Match
John Ed Gentry and Star Pointer thrilled 6,000 spectators at Glen's Falls race track with a three heat pacing match. Gentry equaled the world record in the second heat and won the race by a neck after a dramatic late surge, driving Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Gentry
Glen's Falls
John Ed. Gentry
Star Pointer
King of Pacers
Andrews
Avery
McClary
173 Year Old Youth Kills Father in Defense of Mother
In Wilmington Delaware on September 12 Percival Milliken 17 killed his father Johno F Milliken 173 years old? The father heavily intoxicated cut his wife with a knife. The mother and son fled to the second floor where the father followed with an ax. Percival shot the father through the heart with a shotgun as he approached. The report notes gold arrivals from Hamburg America liners Fuerst Bismarck with 39 cases valued at 1 503 000 and 42 cases valued at 2 129 200 from Cherbourg totaling 23 172 050 so far. Lazard Freres deposited 3 090 000 guld in treasury for greenbacks. Cincinnati firm wale.
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Susy
Clarence
Jim
Lick House
Clarente
Hooker
Wilmington
Dell
Johno Fi
Milliken
Centerville
Percival
Heart
New York
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Lazard Freres
Guld
Thes Treasury
Virginia farms advertised with excursion rates and low prices
An old Virginia farming promotion touts farms cheap at ten dollars per acre or more with favorable climate and transport links via Big Four and Chesapeake and Ohio routes. Descriptive pamphlets, farm lists, and excursion tickets are offered from Chicago offices for interested buyers.
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Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Union
U. L. Troit
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Baer Harte
Claresice
Mr. Hooker
Jim Hooker
Judge Peyton
Mrs. Hooker
Market Street
Mr. Booker
Phoenic Park
Sul
Sage
Sultan
Gen. Morgan
Wale
Shiinesota
Minnesota
Texas
Owen
Milwaukee
Tay Tarley
Detroit
THE
DREAD
Warner
Morse-Broughton CO
East
Bet
Broadway
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorcheste
ST John's College
Fordham
Bay Cou County
Bassweed
Chad
Sbashnos
Cote
iPen
Bose
Natonal
Nielen
North Clark Street
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