09 May 1903
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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
1
Grenfall Lorry, a wealthy American traveler, meets Miss Guggenslocker and her family on a Denver to Washington train. They recount a perilous four mile dash in a mountain coach after the train is flagged, and Lorry's romantic hopes bloom while she imagines her homeland Edelweiss in Graustark.
Grenfall Lorry pursues a mysterious foreign party in Washington after Denver, develops a crush on Miss Guggenslocker, joins a breakfast and city drive, faces her sudden pride and retrieval of favor, and parts with an invite to Edelweiss as the train departs. The chapter ends with a dramatic goodbye and a vow to meet again, leaving the story continued.
Ex-President argues God guided the Louisiana Purchase amid Bonaparte's plans and Santo Domingo revolts. He cites pivotal moments, including Bonaparte’s u turn on Louisiana, the role of Santo Domingo’s revolt, and the fever and casualties that shaped French plans, concluding that providence blessed America's growth and destiny.
The article recounts Nathan Rothschild profiting about 6 million dollars after the Battle of Waterloo. He, arriving from Brussels by rapid links and using delayed news, guided his brokers to buy as prices fell before the news of England's victory spread. Rothschild, descendant of Mayer Anselm Rothschild, built one of history's wealthiest families.
A list of English surname pronunciations rendered as spelled forms. Names like Abergavenny Beauchamp Bolingbroke Brougham Bulwer Cholmondeley Cirencester Cockburn Colquhoun Cowper Grosvenor Hawarden Holburn Knollys Leicester Majoribank Marylebone are shown with approximate phonetic spellings to aid readers in reading aloud.
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