Under Frozen Tales of Jim Stuart and Aurore LeBlond
In the Canadian north at Sunset House trader Jim Stuart defends Aurore LeBlond from a canoe accident. Paradis schemes to ruin Jim and is exposed by LeBlond who ends his aid. Jim and Aurore confess love as dangers from Paradis and Jingwak escalate with Esau seeking revolt.
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Sunset House
Jim Stuart
Omar
Aurore LeBlond
Stuart
Jim
Andrew Christie
Paradis
LeBlond
Aurore
Winnipeg
Stuart Paradis
Esau
Jingwak
Night on Namegami Lake and a treacherous Ojibwa camp
Jim and Omar pursue Esau and confront Jingwak as they aid Jinaw the elder. An alliance forms with Jinaw while Paradis' plans threaten them. In the Sturgeon country a nighttime trap at a camp tests loyalties and safety as the search continues.
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Esau
Omar
Jinaw
Smoke
Omar Boisvert
Jim Stuart
Mary and Niles Gregorys Life Ends in Simple Farmhouse
The story follows Mary and Niles, once affluent in a Bradford Arms home and Wildmere estate, whose marriage throve on status and shopping. After years of luxury and social success, Mary feels unfinished and disengaged, leaving to live quietly with a bee-keeping student in a Connecticut three-room farmhouse.
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Mary
Niles
Bradford Arms
Interior and Exterior
Sheraton
Dickens
Niles Gregorys
Europe
America
Maury
Wildmere
England
Connecticut
Marc
Gettysburg Address Origins and Lincoln’s Early Doubts
The article recounts how Lincoln was not the initial choice for Gettysburg speakers and a reluctant chair urged brevity. It debunks the brown paper myth, noting Lincoln nearly finished the speech before the dedication and Ward Hill Lamon recalls Lincoln predicting a flat failure before the crowd later deemed it immortal.
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Gettysburg
1863
Lincoln
Golden Book Magazine
Ward Hill Lamon
Life at Sea Law Cites Salvage Rules Under Mexico
Under Mexican law a stranded or wrecked ship may not be boarded for salvage of items for personal gain while life remains aboard. The rule applies even if the sole remaining occupant is the ship's mascot.
Brief Summing Up by Lord Bramwell in Acquittal Case
Lord Bramwell urged a brief summing-up in a long case to free a barber juror by Saturday. When asked if he called the defendant, he said no, then urged the jury to consider their verdict. Another Bramwell summing-up: eight words, The prisoner aimed at nothing and missed it.
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Ernest Wild
Lord Bramwell
Bramwell
Manchester Guardian
Three Hundred Jackals in Samson Story Claim
The Montreal Herald argues that Judges 15:4 likely refers to three hundred jackals rather than foxes. It notes jackals traveled in large packs and could be captured for the firebrand tactic Samson used against the Philistines.
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Ovid
Samson
Montreal Herald
Worlds Largest Fish Aquarium Opens to Public
The United States Bureau of Fisheries opens the worlds largest freshwater fish exhibit featuring 40 tanks. When fully stocked the 400 fish display will be the nations largest freshwater collection and will cost more than $2,000 for food alone.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
United States
Uncle Sam
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