Graustark Intrigue Deepens as Arrest Is Ordered
In Edelweiss the murder case against Grenfall Lorry drives a royal decree. Princess and captain contend with a duke’s warrant while Anguish and Danglass seek justice. The tower prison, anxious townsfolk, and a threatened war shadow the looming trial set for October 26.
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Grenfall
Edelweiss
Livi
Lorry
Danglass
Larry
Belaroz
Fdelweiss
Quinnox
Princess’ Bodyguard
Duke of
Mizrox
Prince Lorenz
Count Halfont
Baron Danglass
Jacot
Grenfall Lorry
Lorenz
Axphain
Graustark
Gren
Harry
Anguish
Dagmar
Harry Anguish
Mr. Anguish
Wm Newton Jackson Of York County A Long Farm Life
W N Jackson at 81 reflects a pioneer life born July 16 1822 near Clover. He built a durable family home, endured the 1845 famine, raised crops on his own farm and never bought bread or meat. Seven children four survive with grandchildren and great grandchildren. He served in Ramsays Battery during the Civil War with two sons.
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W. N. Jackson
York County
Mr. Jackson
Clover
Jackson
William N. Jackson
Mattie Youngblood
Tirzah
Robert W. Jackson
Rusk County
Texas
Milton N. Jackson
John J
Rampaux's
Joseph D
Robert W
Admiral Fisher the Unknown Nelson of Britain
The article profiles Admiral Sir John Fisher as Britain's premier naval strategist and unheralded national figure. It highlights his mixed Anglo-Sinhalese heritage, his iron will, relentless discipline, cool courage in crises, and reputation for secrecy. It notes his role at The Hague, Alexandria, and Lisbon era tactics, and contrasts his stern command with his rapport with women and respect from Queen Victoria.
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England
Nelson
Jacky Fisher
Fisher
John Arbuthnot Fisher
Britain
British Empire
Seventy-eighth Highlanders
Ceylon
East
John Bull
Jacky
Great Britain
Hague
Alexandria
Admiral
Devonshire
Stiffen
van Tromp
Queen Victoria
Gervais
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Osborne
Sir John
Cimiez
Sir John Fisher
Lord Charles Beresford
Mediterranean
Lord Charles
Channel
von Moltke
London
Lisbon
Germany
King Edward
The
Dream Death Foretold By Sister Visions
A dying girl Mary A foretells her death to her sister and brother at sea returning home, claiming she sees him in a dream. The tale notes the coincidence that both siblings dreamt on the same night, later confirming the events in London News. A separate item explains the physics of a singing bullet in simple soldierly terms.
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Mary A
Miss A
Mary
London News
Tur
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