Bank Robbery Shocks Town as Cashier Is Struck Down
In a small town bank a cashier is found unconscious after a suspected chloroform attack. Bank manager Mr Kelly and solicitor Mr Saville suspect George Bouverie, who denies involvement. Dr Carter warns of a grave miscarriage of justice as Mrs Bouverie fears for her son.
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Saville
Bouvere
Mr. Bouverie
Sebastian
Portraven
George Bouverie
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Mr. Grey
Bouverie
Young Bouverie
Barbara
Mary
George
Mrs. Bouverie
Doctor Carter
Carter
George Bouverle
Corge
Pacific Railroad Settlements Highlighted by McKinley Era Record
Washington letter lauds the Pacific railroad settlement as a major achievement of McKinley’s administration. It details the government’s recovery of about 124.4 million dollars from 130 million owed, via Union Pacific and Central PacificWestern Pacific settlements, and notes court actions, bids, and the Thurman Act’s rollback.
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Pacific Railroad
McKinley
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Congress
Ohio
Republican National Committee
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United States
California
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Pacific Ocean
Union’ Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Company
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Missouri River
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Pacific Railroad Companies
Union Pacific
Che Kistwy
Near-fatal medical crisis surrounds bank cashier
The doctor recalls a near miss as Mr. Grey recovers from a bioform induced collapse. Sebastian Saville and the bank manager urge the cashier for details about the attack while two policemen observe. The wounded man shows fear and confusion, and the search for clues intensifies.
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Mr. Grey
Sebastian Saville
Usenell
Mr. Saville
The Evening Sunlit Portrait of George Bou Bouverie
In Chapter VII the scene centers on George Bou Bouverie as evening light falls on his head. The narrative emphasizes the mood and visual details of the sunlit moment.
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George Bou- Bouverie
Scotch Dialect Love Confession Turns Comic
A husband and wife exchange playful dialect banter as Duncan groans with passion. Elspie and the wife misread clues until the husband declares his love in a Scots speech that sounds like symptoms to his doctor. The wife finally realizes it is a declaration of love.
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Duncan
Albling
War stories recount Pickett's charge losses at Gettysburg
Senator Shoup and General Hunton recalled battle sacrifices. Hunton said his regiment fell from full strength to 200 men during Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, highlighting the heavy losses and asking how many men others think survived the assault.
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Eppa Hunton
Gen. Hunton
Pickett
Gettysburg
Tageen Children and Labeling of Japanese Poor Kids
Short note on how children of impoverished families in Japan are tagged or labeled to keep them from straying while mothers work at home, reflecting social welfare concerns of the period.
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Japan
French color makers miss new product this year
French color manufacturers are not credited with one new product this year while the Dutch, Bwies and Germans are fully represented with a gen-
Pacific Railroads Amount Due to U S March 1 1900
Principal 1 600 000 1 628 320 Interest Total 2 152 359 54 3 752 359 54 2 578 677 68 4 206 997 63 Name of Road Central Branch Union Pacific Sioux City and Pacific.
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Union Pacific Road
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
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The
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Speyer & Co
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
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Central Pacific Railway Company
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Pacific Sioux ‘City and
Pacific
Idaho Wool Values Rise With Protection Prices
Idaho farmers see higher revenues from wool as protection prices return to normal. From 1891 to 1897 the value of wool climbed with increased pounds but not proportional to quantity, culminating in a higher price per pound by 1897, benefiting Idaho farmers.
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Idaho
COUCH
McKinley
Republican stance on punishment for public officials
The party prosecutes and punishes officials who betray trust. It asserts protection for dishonesty has never been a Republican practice.
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Republican Party
Peaceful Settlement Described as Satisfactory by Democrats
Democratic leaders say the peaceful and satisfactory settlement of a labor dispute avoids broader disappointment and preserves political momentum.
Varieties of Pepeliem in Midfield Contest
Middle of the road Populiem continues to show fight as the variety dodges around fence corners in a contested display.
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Pepeliem
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