Senator Vernon and the suffrage intrigue in Whitlock
Senator Morley Vernon's senate desk bears a red rose and a plea for women’s suffrage after a suffragette Milas Maria Greene from Chicago pressures him to vote for House Resolution No. 19. He courts her influence, neglects Amelia, and faces opposition from women skeptical of his entanglement as news of his fervent support spreads.
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Morley Vernon
Vernon
Misa Greene
Amela
Miss Greene
Ernon
Amelia
Morley
Maria Buriapa Greene
Portia
Heron
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Mrs Overman Hodge-Lathrop Pulls Strings at Capitol
Vernon confronts Mrs Overman Hodge-Lathrop as she maneuvers Braidwood and Porter to back her plan. She insists Amelia must be brought down and orders carriages for a ten o'clock capitol visit, leaving Vernon to handle Miss Greene one barrier at a time and prepare for the State House.
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Senate
Braidwood
House
Porter
Vernon
Amelia
Capitol
Morley
Miss Greene
State House
Vernon and Amelia Reach a Break in a Hotel Parlor
In a quiet hotel parlor, Vernon confronts Amelia about his letters and their strained relationship. She rebukes him, tears and inflection mark their discord as he pleads for clarity. She hints at public scrutiny from papers while a tune and silence mirror their stalled confrontation and looming end.
In The Toils Of Influenza In East End Exchange
Two Eastenders on a downtown car discuss in a muddled Esperanto like language while passengers believe they hear a dialogue. The exchange includes strained humor about sickness and a fatal incident as the men head to downtown. The scene ends with a message about going toward Pittstown and lingering on the dismal street.
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Eastenders
Bordi
Johda
Gabe
Pittsburg Times
Discovery of Silver in Cobalt Ontario Prompts Rabbit Hero Tale
A boy and a rabbit allegedly uncovered silver in Ontario's Cobalt region with the rabbit entering a hole and the boy pulling it out. The piece claims vast future silver wealth and a proposed coin design featuring a boy and rabbit. It also notes a Pittsburgh firm's ozone plant for curing colds and purifying water, claiming 20 minute cures and germ-free effects.
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Cobalt
Ontario
Pittsburg
Dry land farming promising for Montana leveLlands
Historical notes from 1905 field trials show nonirrigated Montana lands can yield profitable crops. Tests highlight Turkey Red wheat, flax, alfalfa, brome grass, tall oat grass, white hulless barley, California barley, Macaroni wheat, corn fodder, and potatoes as viable options while noting slower alfalfa establishment and limited commercial peas.
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Montana
Russias
Russia
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