Guiltys Innocent Continuation of Barbara and Sebastians Plot
Barbara faces farewell with George Bouverie as she sails to Tasmania while Sebastian Saville schemes in the background. Barbara plans to marry George after a parting vow. George pledges to reform and avoid betting, aiming to become a better man for Barbara's sake.
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Barbara
Bouverie
Sebastian
Rebestian
Tasmania
Botverte
Spink
George Bouverte
Mrs. Saville
Portraven
Julia
George
Ant
Juna
Father
Mr. Bouverile
Bertraven
George Bouverie
London
Henry
Sebastian Frode
Mason
Paim
Barabra
Mrs. Bouverie
Sebastian Saville
Postoffice
M Saville
Woman Climbers and Social Circles in Officialdom
A Washington Post writer details a society climber entering high official social life. At a reception she recognizes two cabinet members and, misreading the moment, behaves in a theatrically bold manner to ingratiate herself.
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Waye
Washington Post
Lasy man’s burdens and the call to focus on work
A proverbs style line urges shifting interest from idle burdens to work. It emphasizes mental ease when attention stays on tasks and suggests dedication leads to personal gain and improved results.
Idaho Senator Seeks McKinley Victory in Idaho
United States Senator George L. Shoup appeals to Idaho voters to back President McKinley and Republican candidates, citing sharply rising lead, zinc, copper prices, sheep and wool values under protection and the supposed failure of Wilson tariffs, urging a Republican win in Idaho.
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Idaho
United States
George. L. Shoup
McKinley
Harrison
Bryan
Shoup
Department of ‘Agriculture
Cleveland
Ae Oreate
Democrats Seize On Shipping Bill As Campaign Issue
Democratic leaders in Congress push to turn the shipping bill into a campaign issue. They have terrified Republicans into abandoning the bill at the current session. The outcome remains uncertain.
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House , Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Messrs
Mississippi
New Jersey
Foreign Steamship Lines
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Chanler-Small-Ransdell
Pean
Republcans
Sheep Industry Gains Value Under Republican Protection
An examination of the sheep industry across states shows higher values under Republican protection and lower values with free trade. Idaho figures indicate a rise in per head value after 1897, tied to protectionist policy, while herd numbers grew substantially yet value increased. The piece urges Western farmers to consider free trade impacts before November.
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Department of Agriculture
Idaho
McKinley
Prosperity of the West Under Republican Policy
The article highlights strong bank deposit growth in Colorado Idaho Montana and Wyoming over five years. It credits protection for minerals wool and a gold standard plus general national prosperity for increased deposits and better farm demand. It urges voting the straight Republican ticket to continue prosperity.
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Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
West
Easy Choice for Voters in November City Populism Debate
A newspaper note urges voters to select between Sioux Falls Cincinnati and Kansas City Populism versus alternatives in November, arguing the choice should be clear and simple without requiring deep deliberation.
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Sioux Falls
Cincinnati
Kansas City
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