Love and Power in a Wealth Saga Continues
In a tense confrontation, the narrator debates with an aged relative over Anita and money. He rejects the old man’s plan to secure Anita with an income, insisting on independence and pursuing love despite social doubt. The scene shifts to Mr. Blacklock’s broader clashes with Langdon and Roebuck as Wall Street power plays unfold. The narrative tracks financial intrigue, loyalties, and a personal vow to remain true through upheaval.
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Dawn Hill
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Tom
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Langdon
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Blacklock and Company
National Industrial Bank
Goonanna
Thornley
Roebuck
Blacklock
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A Housewarming Plot at Dawn Hill
In a Dawn Hill housewarming setup Anita learns of a large inheritance via a letter from lawyers. The narrator and Alva plot to shape Anita's new home while maintaining a wary alliance. Anita discovers the money claim and the chapter ends with uncertainty.
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Dawn Hill
Anita
Alva
Westlake
Bayshore Road
Hardship Carriers in Morocco and the Moroccan Post System
A Youth's Companion description contrasts U S postal service with Morocco where native couriers form a government supervised system. Couriers travel long distances on rugged roads, sleeping outdoors, delivering letters for about two dollars per trip plus small fees to the state, with extra charges for additional letters.
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America
Morocco
United States
Cid Melcod
Marakesh
Mogador
London Family Faces Burial or Cremation Dilemma
In a recent London tale a devoted bridge whist family mourns a father. A discussion over his burial fate ends with the eldest son deferring to his mother who declares, I make it spades.
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London
Death of Lieut. Gen Ivan Macdonald in Warsaw
The death is announced of Lieut. Gen. Ivan Georgivitch Macdonald of the Russian army at Warsaw. The Novoe Vremya notes he belonged to a Scotch family, explaining his tireless energy, enterprise and love of work.
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Langdon
Galloway
Ivan Georgivitch Macdonald
Warsaw
Novoe Vremya
Ruler's Costly Offering to Mecca Recovered yearly
The caaba at Mecca is restored annually with a damask covering sent by the sultan or khedive. A single covering has at times cost about 75000 in value.
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Mecca
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