Heir to a Hidden Legacy at Heroncroft
Hazel discovers Graham Vivian is her brother, uniting the two and revealing their father’s crime as Langstroth’s shadow lingers. Francis Heron departs after delivering crucial papers, leaving Hazel and Graham to face future duties and dangers while Jael, Sergia Pole, and Langstroth remain threats.
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Hazel
Heroncroft
Francia Heron
Graham Vivian
Mia
Heron
Jael
Vivian
Gwen Talcott
Langstroth
Miss Talcott
Lake Cottage
Graham
Wolfsden
Sergia
Francis Heron
Griffin Hopewood
Twain
Cossack
Sergia Pole
Colonel Rivers
Pitt Rivers
Steele
Blackbird Gang
Africa
Marie Antoinette
Sir Griffin Hopewood
Brother
South America trade push lures southern cotton firms to new markets
The Charleston Post echoes a call to send a southern ambassador to South America to open cotton goods markets in the far north of the continent. It argues that developing commerce there would boost mills, railroads, and ports, diversifying trade away from Europe and toward the United States, with significant regional economic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville News
Anderson Mail
Charleston News and Courier
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
E. A. Smyth
Pelzer
China
Charlotte Chronicle
Taft
Brazil
Argentina
South America
South
Far East
Japan
India
Great Southern
America
United States
Europe
Milla of
Boyhood of the Wright Brothers Revealed in Magazine Extract
The June American Magazine piece recounts how the Wright brothers thrived on family sympathy and practical skill. Their mother supported Orville's early printing and tool making, and the pair built a printing press and a bicycle shop before turning to flight research. They studied theory, observed birds, and learned from hands on work in their workshop.
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Devil Hill
North Carolina
Wilbur Wright
Kill Devil Hill
Wright Brothers
Wright
Bob
Orville Wright
Orville
West Side News
Wrights
Wilbur
Lilenthal
Dynamite making and romances of platonic love
Long descriptive passage on nitroglycerin production shows how dangerous dynamite is made with shining electrical visuals and rail carts amid pulp and cauldrons. It contrasts with a Chicago Tribune essay arguing platonic affection often collapses into real love and warns about meddling in couples.
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Red Cross
Hercules
Judson
Man
Mercury
Leslie’s Weekly
Woman Heroine Targets Mission Indian Whisky Trade
Clara D True, sent by Commissioner Leupp to the Morongo reservation in southern California, led raids against bootleggers among the Mission Indians. She arrested Del Martin, chained a drunk to a wagon, and drove a crackdown that reduced drunkenness on the reservation, earning praise from officials and a San Francisco Call account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Morongo
Indian Office
Washington
Eden
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Rosebud Agency
South Dakota
Clara D. True
Kentucky
Leupp
Miss True
Morongo Reservation
Palm Springs
Banning
del Martin
Buck
San Manuel Reservation
San Bernardino
Misa True
San Francisco
Shuter Outwits Highwayman on Northern Coach
A famed actor Shuter boarded a northern English coach with an old gentleman. A highwayman halted them and demanded money. Shuter refused to pay and joked about the matter, while the old man woke to a beating and loss. Shuter kept his money and continued his journey laughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuter
England
Woman sues library over clipping act in public file
A Cincinnati woman who clipped a newspaper article in a public library sues the library trustees and the librarian for 10000. She admits clipping but says she was agitated and did not realize her action. The Indianapolis Star comments that such acts are taken lightly by some, urging heavy fines and no damages.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ana
Heron’s
Etta W. Pierce
Iit
Misa Pole
Sergio
Mr. Vivian
Bruce
Mr. Bagley
Mr. Heron
Little Sister
Wright Boys
Johnny Jones
Susan Smith
John
Susan
Edwin
Angelina
Chicago Tribune
Uncle Paul
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