Belle Ferguson and the Love Triangle in Belleview
Belle Ferguson uses beauty to manipulate two lovers, Ralph Austin and Carlos de Arrondo. When Carlos leaves, Belle pursues Ralph but his devotion endures only after she loses him. Carlos returns, confronts her, and ends their relationship. Belle and Carlos part, and Ralph marries Vivia Farrington.
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Belle Ferguson
Belle
Miss le Growle
Ralph Austin
Carlos de Arrondo
Carlos
Ralph
Rose
Vivia Farrington
Vivia
Lama
Austin
Biowe
Ellen
Bebe
Tom
Bel
Lieut
Jim
Remarkable blind chaplain Milburn draws attention in Congress
Rev Dr Milburn, the House of Representatives chaplain, has captured public interest with sermons noted for vivid descriptions of Old World monuments and natural scenery. Blind since age five, at sixty four he travels extensively and speaks with exceptional clarity, his insights praised by many.
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Washington Pont
Milburn
House of Representatives
Westminster Abbey
Cologne Cathedral
Notre Dame
Sierras
Rocky Mountains
Blue Ridge
Ife
Ane PF
East Indian spectacle at Delhi review of 40 000 soldiers
A detailed report on the grand review and camp maneuvers near Delhi, describing Northern and Southern forces, foreign officers from France to the United States, and a turnout totaling about 85 000 to 40 000 troops. It covers the rain drenched march, mud soaked ground, elephant and mule artillery, and praise for Sikh, Bengal Lancer, and Goorkha troops alongside notable Lord Dufferin and a key note on native troops and volunteers.
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Delhi
N. Y. Tribune
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Russia
Austria
United States
Lazelle
Mills
India
Lord Dufferin
Madras
Viceroy
Jumna
Punjab
Bengal Lancers
Lord Lawrence
Texas Cattle Driving and the Northern Range
The piece notes 220000 cattle entered Montana and Dakota in 1884 with many young steers from the corn states. It cites 100000 young native cattle and questions the origin of through cattle. It reflects on Texas drovers and predicts hard winters will drive cattle from the range as in 1871 72, quoting Harper's Magazine on Indians and ponies feeding on cottonwood.
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Montana
Dakota
Corn States
Texas
Arid
Kansas
Nebraska
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone
Harper’s Magazine
Editor Sees No End To Editorial Criticism
The Dawson Journal laments editor life as a pope like task facing constant complaints. Readers critiquing political content size of type coverage and the balance of original material versus selections reflect perpetual public second guessing.
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Dawson (Ga
Eles
Rome Discoveries Highlight Palatine Excavations and Frescoes
Archaeologists by the Pan Palatine reveal ancient church remains beneath Santa Liberatrice. Frescoes from the 9th to 10th century show saints of Greek and Latin ranks. The Palatine slope housed popes from 705 to 946, with new catacomb finds, a bronze aes grave, and a sarcophagus depicting the Redeemer discovered at St Felicitas' cemetery.
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Rome
Boston Pilot
Pala Hill
Tpala
Palatine
Santa Liberatrice
Sts
Blasius
Basilius Cristoforus
Benedictus
Agip
Palatine Hill
Via Sacra
John
Marinus
Accademia of Christian Archeology
St. Felicitas
Christ
Publius Salvius Julianus
Antoninus Pius
Marcus Aurelius
A. D
de Rossi
Orazio Marucchi
Agnes
To Rich to Try a Pen A New York Letter on Vanderbilts
A Gadston News excerpt discusses George W. Vanderbilt the youngest son of William H. Vanderbilt. It notes his $30 million share of the estate and his failed attempt to become a newspaper reporter. It quotes his view that journalism offered needed schooling and his choice to abandon the offer from the Sun. Vanderbilt is described as America’s wealthiest bachelor.
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George W. Vanderbilt
George
William H. Vanderbilt
Sun Office
Dana
Zoe
Ige Vanderbilt
America
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