A Mad Love Ends in Tragic Mill Stream Tragedy
Leone succumbs to a deranged passion for Lance, sees his wife and child, and walks to the Rashleigh mill stream to die. Lord Chandos, Farmer Noel, and the village conceal the truth as Leone’s death reshapes lives. The tale ends with mourning, memory, and a vow that the mill will not grind again.
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Lance
Leone
Marion
Jance
Robert Noel
Lord Chandos
Berlin
Europe
Golden Gates of Heaven
Heaven
Rashleigh
Farmer Noel
Wii Eas
Madame Vanira
Madame
America
Countess of Lanswell
Chandos
Golden Gates
The Grave Alone Gives Peace Chapter LXII Description
Sunset stains the western sky as crimson clouds drift, lighting the old farmhouse roof with moss and lichen while distant trees and fields glow in a rosy light. The scene focuses on a tranquil, fading landscape surrounding the farmhouse.
Imparcial Warns U S Joins World Powers in Expansion
The article portrays the United States as aligning with England, Russia, Germany, and France in a broader imperial campaign of conquest and aggrandizement.
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Imparcial
Imperial Party
Mexico
United States
England
Russia
Germany
France
Senate takes up work after holidays amid Philippine war debate
Washington reports show the Senate after recess moving to new business with key bills introduced. Senator Hoar protests the handling of information on the Philippine war while Senator Foraker outlines a Porto Rico government plan. The House discusses treasury inquiries and foreign indemnities as Aldrich opens the financial bill debate. An agenda includes the Samoan treaty and investigations into federal appointments and wartime riots.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Foraker
Porto Rico
Supreme Court
Island
United States
Congress
Treasury
National Treasury
Jan
House
Sulzer
New York
Treasury Department
National City Bank of New York
Committee On Ways and Means
Hitt
Illinois
Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
Aldrich
R. I
Beveridge
Rep
Ind
Great Britain
Germany
Bacon
Lentz
Ohio
Committee On Post Offices
Jo Cc. Graham
Provo City
Utah
Orson Smith
Logan
Merriam
United States Army
Wardner
Idaho
Queen of the hunt Lady Delamere Captures Big Game
Lady Delamere wife of Lord Delamere and daughter of the Earl of Enniskillen joins a Mombasa big game hunt. The couple plans an interior expedition lasting three to six months. Her endurance and courage during hunts earn admiration and headlines in Africa.
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Lady Delamere
Cheshire House
Earl of
England
Lord Delamere
Rhodes Avoids Women at London Dinner
It is said Cecil Rhodes, the South African magnate, detested the opposite sex. During a London visit he dined with Baroness Burdett-Coutts, and when asked later by his secretary whom he took to dinner, he replied he did not know her name and never spoke to her.
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Cecil Rhodes
London
Embezzlement charge against George W. Craig at Whitewater
George W. Craig was arrested at Whitewater on embezzlement charges. Charles Ludtke, the complainant, alleges Craig, a stranger, posed as a tanner and took control of the Whitewater Robe Tanning Company business. Funds and books are disputed with $490 allegedly missing. Craig fell ill en route to court and the hearing was postponed.
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George W. Craig
Whitewater
Charles Ludtke
Craig
Mr. Ludtke
Whitewater Robe Tanning Company
Ludtke
Mr. Craig
Johnny's Logic on Hats and Had Had
A child asks if the phrase hat I had had had a hole in it is correct English. The caretaker agrees the grammar would be acceptable if the earlier hat indeed had a hole and was later mended.
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Mamma
Johnny
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Ala
Pritchard
North Carolina
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
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