Bank Robbery Shocks Town As Cashier Is Chloroformed
In a crowded bank, the cashier is found unconscious after a brutal struggle. Sebastian Saville and Dr. Carter question the scene while George Bouverie becomes the prime suspect, with Mrs Bouverie urged to await George’s explanation. The police consider warrants as the drama unfolds amid drug odor and scattered ledgers.
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Saville
Kelly
Greg
Mr. Savilie
Mr. Grey
Grey
Portraven
Pacific Railroad Settlements Highlight McKinley Era Deal
General Charles Dick lauds the Pacific railroad settlement as a major presidential achievement. The government recovered about 124.4 million dollars of a roughly 130 million subsidy debt from Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines, with funds paid into the Treasury and a sinking fund, ending long disputes over subsidies and interest.
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Washington
Pacific Railroad
McKinley
Charles Dick
Congress
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Executive Departments
United States
California
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Company
Central Pacfic Railroad Company
Missouri River
San Francisco
Pranche
Treat
Near-fatal recovery of Mr Grey in bank mystery
The doctor describes a narrow save for Mr Grey after a bioform exposure as the cashier remains pale and limp. Sebastian Saville watches with a hungry gaze while the bank manager seeks any clue to the culprit and enabler. Police stand nearby as Grey faces the authorities.
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Mr. Grey
Sebastian Saville
Usenell
Mr. Saville
Scorned dialect sparks misread love confession
A husband reads a Scottish dialect passage to his wife. She mishears it as a medical symptom list, until she realizes he is making a declaration of love. The punchline has her remarking that it sounded like a doctor’s notes.
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George
Mary
Mr. George
Mrs. Bouverie
Saville
Mrs. Bouvere
Carter
George Bouverie
Doctor Carter
Duncan
Alblins
Senator Shoup and Hunton Exchange War Stories
Senator Shoup and General Hunton traded war stories about a deadly battle. The conversation centered on the regiment's fate in a charge with Hunton recalling only ten survivors.
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Senator Shoup
Eppa Hunton
Gen. Hunton
Tage on Children in Japan Labeling of Poor Kids
A critique notes that children of poor families in Japan are labeled to track them if they stray from home while mothers are occupied with domestic chores. The piece highlights social control and family strain within urban life.
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Japan
Debt figures for Pacific Railroads 1900 US obligations
Principal 1 600 000 dollars and interest 2 152 359 54 578 677 68 dollars listed for Union Pacific Central Branch Sioux City and Pacific. The amount due to the United States as of March 1 1900 totals 4 206 997 68 dollars.
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United States Treasury
Central Pacific
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Speyer & Co
Treasury
Western Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific System
Central Pacific Railway Company
United States
Pacific Railroads
Utticn Pacific System
Maia
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Secretary of the Treasury
the Interior
Western Pacific
Central Branch
Union
Pacific Sioux
Pacific
Idaho Wool Values Under Changing Trade Prices
Idaho wool values show a shift from free trade to protection prices, with historical figures noting 3,514,000 pounds valued at $456,790 in 1891, and current figures indicating higher pounds but altered value. The article highlights Idaho’s exhibit and fluctuating market values for farmers.
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Idaho
Prosecution Not Protection in Republican Practice
A political opinion piece argues the Republican party prosecutes corrupt public officials while protecting dishonesty, asserting the party never practiced protection of wrongdoing. The piece frames accountability as a core Republican principle and contrasts it with perceived loyalties.
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Republican Party
Peaceful settlement of labor difficulty noted by Democratic leader
The Democratic leader welcomed a peaceful and satisfactory resolution of the labor dispute, calling the outcome a positive development for workers and the broader economy. The statement emphasized stability, cooperation, and a constructive path forward for industry and unions.
Pepultea Varieties Show Light to Variety
A brief note describes Pepultea varieties showing light at the fesce corners with hints of decor and festival mood.
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Mr. Kelly
Mr. Bouverie
Bouverie
Young Bouverie
Barbara
Sebastian
Nere
Telene
Mr. Sbourerie
Ment
Union Pacific Road
Treasury of
The
Treasury Department
Central ‘Pacific Railway Company
Pacific Railway Company
United
Bela
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