Descent of Eugene Cleveland into peril in Roxbury
Eugene confronts Cora Elliston as he plans to break off their affair and flee with his wife Flora. Suspicion grows in Flora and Mrs Leland that Miss Phebe Craven’s manipulations threaten their safety. Oscar Slyme’s schemes to ruin Eugene intensify as Miss Craven pushes lurid theories about Elliston’s death, while Eugene and Flora fear secret watchers in the woods and wonder who pursues them.
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Cora
Eugene
Eugens
Cora Elliston
Eugene Ett
Aarm
Sherwood Elliston
Greenwood
Eugene Cleveland
New York
Roxbury
Rorbury
Filo
Mr. Norton
Oscar Slyme
Flora
Warren Leland
Leland
Flo
Lelands
Phebe
Slyme
Elliston
Fiora
Miss Phebe
Humanity
Phebe Craven
Miss Craven
Phels Craven
Mr. Cleveland
Mrs. Leland
Slyne
Mrs
Cleveland
Corsa
Nevetheless
Bethe
Flore
Georgia State News Highlights Rail Plans and Court Actions
Georgia State News reports Gabbett of Sam road pledges early construction into Savannah and possible terminal deals with Savannah Florida and Western if Central declines Eden extension. Authorities capture a blind tiger distillery in Wilkes with 100 gallons whisky and 2,000 gallons beer. Deputy Collectors Johnson Murray Elder and Edwards arrest John H. Dunaway and destroy a 90 gallon daily capacity plant. Debates between General Evans and Atkinson scheduled in Griffin Athens Rome Hawkinsville March 21 25 26 29 at 11 a.m. and a US court suit by J L Mershon against Oglethorpe National Bank stockholders over $75 per share assessments totals £39 000. Savannah stockholders face almost $30,000 in assessments. The Slater fund trustees visit Savannah Georgia State Industrial College to inspect programs. Dr J L M Curry notes college shows over 100 boys and urges state appropriation for funding. Colonel R T Nesbitt comments on cotton as a money crop. urges farmers to stockpile provisions, limit cotton acreage, and modernize with improved implements to ensure independence and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson,urray, Elder and Edwards
Blind Tiger
Wilkes
Elbert County
John H. Dunaway
Augusta
J. L. Mershon
Brunswick
United States
Savannah
Oglethorpe National Bank
J. W. Bennett
Eckles
Bennett
J. L. M. Curry
D. C. Gilman
Slater Fund
Georgia State Industrial College
P. W. Meldrim
College Commission
Boggs
University
W. R. Hammon
P. J. Cline
Gilman
Curry
United States Supreme Court
Plant Investment Company
Connecticut
Jacksonville
Tampa
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Finance
Havemeyer
Senate
Lead Trust
Whisky Trust
Boundless the Derby Winner Lamed After Sprint
Dispatch from Little Rock reports Boundless a four year old derby winner with $50,000 prize pulling up lame in a right fore tendon after a mile run at the Little Rock Jockey Club track. No. 5 Shenandoah division wreck kills engineer Jacob Hardy and injures Fireman Will Birds after a landslide caused by bluff erosion near Natural Bridge Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Boundless
Chicago
Jacob Hardy
Willbirds
St. James
Atlanta
South
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Italy
Herman Clarke
Hunter, Clarke & Jacobs
New York
Clarke
Madrid
Morocco
Christiana
Sagasta
Federal Court
Birmingham
Ala
V. Lee Cowart
Department of Justice
C. C. Reid
Cowart
Winston County
Gladstone Ailing and New Vienna Commune Planned
A London dispatch reports Mr. Gladstone confined to bed with a severe cold. A Vienna colony organized on strictly Communistic principles plans to settle lands in the Kenia district of British East Africa about 250 miles above the Tena River mouth. It will include Americans Englishmen and Germans and some Austrian anarchists and socialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
London
Mr. Gladstone
Vienna
Kenia
British East Africa
Tena River
Austria
Warship Wanted Over British Landing at Bluefields
The State Department received word from U S Minister Baker about British warship Cleopatra landing at Bluefields near the Nicaragua canal. The U S consul at San Juan Del Norte, Mr Braida, telegraphed for an immediate U S naval deployment to the area, though the dispatch gives no reason for the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Bluefields
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Baker
Mausgna
San Juan del Norte
Braida
National Capital News Roundup and Tariff Debate
In Washington the fifty million loan shows 200000 dollars unsubscribed as subscribers miss deposits. Senate debates tariff delay, trusts, and a God recognition amendment while the House tariff bill moves to the Senate. Supreme Court remands a Florida rail case. President and officials return from North Carolina trip amid broader fiscal and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Gordon
Georgia
Senate
Atlanta
Wilson
Gresham
Robly D. Evans
Washington
North Carolina
Willis
State Department
Secretary of War
Mansur
General Sickles
Congress
Sickles
Senate Finance Committee
Corbett Confident to Defeat Pete Jackson in Future Match
James J. Corbett, world heavyweight champion, states he cannot fight Jackson in June but would meet sooner if favorable terms are offered. He argues Jackson is clever but not as elusive as Mitchel or as dangerous as Sullivan, predicting an easy victory as Jackson declines with age and limited style.
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Pete Jackson
James J. Corbett
Jackson
Corbett
Mitchel
Sullivan
Mitchell
Growth of the South Shows Surge in New Industries
The latest industrial review reveals broad expansion across the South with forty nine new enterprises in a week. Notable openings include Bandcroft Company in Charleston West Virginia and a Dallas Texas ice factory. Textile and woodworking prosper while iron and coal prices stay low yet demand rises. New mills planned in Martin Tennessee and Clifton and Morgan Texas, plus electric lighting plants at Cochran Georgia and Georgetown Texas. Multiple brick works, tanneries, cotton mills, and wood shops announced, with several large buildings and a court house project noted in Forsyth Georgia and Fort Worth Texas.
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South
Bandcroft Company
Capital
Charleston W. Va
Dallas
Texas
Petersburg Iron Works
Petersburg
Dodson Printers
Ee Capital
Ing Creek Oil Ai Gags Company
Captal
Spencer
W. Va
Bartlett Paving Company
New Orleans
Cochran
W. H. Mobbler
Georgetown
M. P. Kelley & Co
Lawler & Bons
Martin, Tenn
Clifton and Morgan
Quebec
Teen
Water and Light Company
Bastrop
Coal and Lumber Company
Charleston
Abbeville
D.C
Newport News
Little Rock
Cunter Point
Ark
Apalachicola
Fis
Cargile
Meridian
Misc
Bristol, Tenn
Portsmouth
Cordele
Louisville
Starksville
Mixa
Forsyth
Sulpur Springs
Fort Worth
Memphis, Tenn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Talmage Will Stay as Brooklyn Tabernacle Pastor
The Rev DeWitt Talmage announced he would remain pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle after reconsidering resignation. He read a letter to trustees praising divine direction and the church's recovery from recent crises, then urged a new campaign for God and world improvement amid sustained applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Tabernacle
DeWitt Talmage
Dr. Talmage
Plucky Express Messenger Foils Train Robbery
Train No. 5 of the Mobile and Ohio was held up three miles below East St. Louis by three masked robbers who forced the engineer and firemen to the express car. A fourth man threatened dynamite if doors opened, but the messenger refused entry and warned of killing if forced in. The robbers fled after the messenger’s bold reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ohio
East St. Louis
Breckinridge on Trial in Pollard Suit in Washington
Congressman William C. P. Breckinridge of Kentucky faces a court trial over social reputation and a $50,000 seduction and breach of promise claim by Madeline Vinton Pollard. Judge Bradley presides as the Pollard v Breckinridge case opens with a white jury, center stage on the first panel. The session also covers changes to the Russo German Treaty with a ten year duration and no one year notice clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Washington
Madeline Vinton Pollard
Bradley
Pollard Vs. Breckinridge
Reichstag
Roseberry Takes Possession of Downing Street Offices
A London dispatch reports Lord Roseberry has formally taken possession of the offices of Mr Gladstone the premier at Downing Street. The new premier was greeted by the retiring premier on arrival at the official residence. The remark about Heaven not reached by a single bound is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseberry
London
Gladstone
Lord Roseberry
Downing Street
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Alice P. Carriston
Mildred Lester
Ber
Grand Central Depot
Georgia State News
Gabbett
Sam Road
The
Central
Eden
Meldrim
Lyons
Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad
Evans
Atkinson
Griffin
Athens
Hawkinsville
R. T. Nesbitt
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Asia
Africa
South America
Mexico
Nicaraagua
Committee On Finance
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Talmage
Breckinridge
Madeline Pollard
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