Dream and It s Consequences by Rev Charles M Sheldon
Fragmentary OCR reads a title page note for a work by Rev Charles M Sheldon author of In His Steps The Dream and Its Consequences is credited to Advance Publishing Co with copyright 1900 The line includes garbled text and references to other works and publication details
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Kilmer
Bright
Straudertii
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Charles M. Sheldon
Philip Strong
Advance Publishing Co
Russell Sage
Saturday Evening Post
New England
New Bedford
Europe
New York Tribune
Hardy Considers Labor Pain in Fire and Steel Yard
Robert Hardy surveys the bustling Willington railway shop where 200 workers toil amid machines and smoke. He debates holiday plans with foreman Burns and orders leave for Scoville’s funeral while contemplating humane reforms to safer, fairer working conditions.
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Robert Hanty
Burns
Hin
Hertonn
Ten
Pervous
Mr. Hardy
Robert
Reoville
Sardy
Hmnself
Mr. Mardy
Scoville
Robert Hardy
Lin Cie
George
Mr. Hardy J
Father Warns George at Funeral in Strained Family Crisis
In a tense family scene, Mr. Hardy confronts his son George about gambling and drinking amid mounting hardship. He urges restraint and duty, promising guidance after his death, as the clan faces a funeral, a derailed train, and looming consequences for the brothers and sisters. The narrative follows the home and church tribulations, the poignant farewell, and the father’s plea for repentance.
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Mr. Hinardy
Mr. Hardy
Ned
Son
Mrs. Hardy
Alice
Mrs. Hedy
Clara
James
No. 760
Mr. Jones
John
Possema
Serang
Robert Hardy
Robert
Jim
Husband
Mia
Hardy
Uttle
Mary
Baldwin
Here
Burns
Will
Napoleon
ST. Helena
Laws of privilege stretch across throne and state
A London Westminster court note reveals vast immunities in civil arrest for royalty MPs peers ambassadors and clergy with exceptions for crimes treason and certain debts. It also notes navy worship and embassies enjoying similar protections while Sunday and ritual duties provide further exemptions. The piece contrasts these privileges with general arrest rules and public responses.
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England
Bobby
House of Ominous
Homs
Baldiera
Navy
London
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