Love Finds a Way From the Enquirer Installment
Synopsis of previous installments shows Tom Broxton returning to Broxton Hall as family secrets unfold. A missing paper, a mysterious figure at the desk, and a garden party set off a web of deception. Olivia Matthews, Clarence Westover, and guardian Mr Matthews drive a tale of love, betrayal, and stolen estate deeds across time.
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Jeannette H. Walner
THE
Enquirer
Tom Broxton
Broxton Hall
Mr. Matthews
Tom
Spillman
Matthews
Jimmy Martin
Pillman
Martin
Tor
Olivia Matthews
Colonel Braxton
Tom Braxton
Mother Spillman
Olivia
Clarence Westover
Colonel Broxton
Westovers
Broxton
the West
Oliva
Malvina
Westover
And the Whole Wide Ocean Between Us
In a foreign resort Miss Malvina longs for Mandeville as Olivia flaunts wealth and charm. Olivia buys Broxton Hall to gift Tom Braxton, hoping he’ll live there with a wife. A Kansas City accident report threatens to separate them as Olivia confronts her love for Tom and plans a hurried return to America.
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Miss Malvina
Olivia
Nice
Miss Matthews
Ollie
Tom Braxton
Tom
Mandeville
Malvina
Tom Broxton
Golconda
Mr. Westover
Clarence
Papa
Broxton Hall
America
Westover
Thomas
Mandeville Morning News
All Mandeville
Broxton
Clarence Westover
Berlin
Braxton
Clementine
Venice
The Great Sword Society Riots In Shantung China
The Great Sword or Boxers disorders spread across western Shantung and neighboring Chihli, targeting Christian missions. Boxers raid looting chapels and schools while Chinese and foreign officials clash. Rev. Sydney Brooks murdered. Empress Dowager’s proclamations curb violence but unrest persists.
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New York Sun
China
Great Sword Society
Middle Kingdom
Shantung Province
Hoang River
Hoang Ho
Shantung
Chibli
Sydney Brooks
Church of England
Yu Hsien
Brooks
Pekin
Hunan
Society of the Great Sword
Bloemfontein as The Little Capital Of The Free State
Bloemfontein appears as a calm afternoon town with a single busy street and frequent English speech. Scots influence dominates, the Volksraad includes Scots descendants, and Dutch parliamentary talk shows Tweed-like twang. The city’s Raanzaal, presidency, and churches line its orderly streets, with a grand college gifted by Sir George Grey.
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Free State
Bloemfontein
Volksraad
Fraser
Macfarlane
Stuart
MacIntosh
Jones
Tweed
South Africa
Kopje
Tottenham Court Road
Steyn
George Grey
Grey College Reputation Noted by London Mail
London Mail lauds Grey College for turning out remarkable scholars highlighting its strong academic tradition and notable alumni.
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The
Grey College
London Mail
Circulation Statement Announces Record Money in Circulation
The Treasury reports April 1 1900 total money in circulation at 2 021 274 506 driven by record per capita of 26 12. Gold and gold certificates rise to 785 845 549 while silver totals reach 631 133 689. Comparisons show four year growth of 492 645 048 and 60 percent in gold since 1896.
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Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Hydrophobia debate in the Senate over a muzzling order
Senators discuss hydrophobia as a disease and challenge barking as a symptom. Gal linger, a physician, says hydrophobia is rare and dogs save lives. West recalls a fatal case, while Wolcott cites Britain’s muzzling policy. The letters on the issue are referred to.
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Senate
Gallinger
Rep
N. H
West
Dem
Mr. West
Symptons
Lexington
Wolcott
Great Britain
Home Secretary
Colorado
Bacon
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Jeannette H. Walworth
Malvina Spillman
WAR Money Circulation