Lurline Bannettie Confronts a Dangerous London Night
In London Lurline Bannettie faces a web of deceit and blackmail as she plots to secure funds from Elsie Senn. Jasper Johnway, confronted for a murder attempt, spares her but issues a stark warning. Hunter and hunted alike pace through a perilous, fate-haunted city.
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Lurline Bannettie
Jasper Johnway
London
Naples
Elsie Senn
America
Lurline
Elsie
Scotland
Italy
Misie
Miss Bunnettie
Hell
Boomville
Jong
Miss Bannettie
Lurline Cannettlee
Elsie Barron-Senn
Johnway Park
Mr. Johnway
Pye
Earth
Christ
Lurline Bannettle
Experiences On Signal Watch On a Navy Ship
A recruit recalls a tense signal watch moment as an admiral’s barge nears and an officer scolds him for not reporting. He faces a possible brig and imagines harsh punishments before a mentor offers guidance and a chance to reform. The excerpt ends with a note on California salt production.
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St. Nicholas
Buelar
Dorn
State Democratic Convention Backs Bryan in South Carolina
The Columbia gathering chose four at large delegates R B Tillman F B Gary Willie Jones and H H Watkins with J P Grace from Charleston last among alternates Gonzales led anti Bryan faction before being ousted from the alternate slate. The convention instructed delegates to vote for Bryan first last and all the time and set Denver bound delegates with district selections finalized.
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R. B. Tillman
F. B. Gary
Willie Jones
Columbia
H. H. Watkins
Anderson
Mr. Gonzales
J. P. Grace
Charleston
Gonzales
W. F. Stevenson
Chesterfield
R. F. Smith
Easley
T. B. Crews
Laurens
Bryan
Denver
W. E. Gonzales
State
D. A. Williams
Lancaster
B. F. Kelly
Lee
W. A. Kirby
Sumter
T. S. Rodgers
Dan Sinkler
Tillman
C. A. Smith
J. P. Derham
Smith
M. L. Smith
Cllifton
J. S. Wilson
C. M. Wiggins
D. S. Henderson
R. A. Thompson
Howard B. Carlisle
J. Harry Foster
Dr. Olin Sawyer
R. I. Manning
Thomas R. Waring
Julian Carroll
Summerville
A. E. McCoy
Berkeley
Colleton
Cole L. Blease
J. C. Mace
R. B. Watson
Clifton
Watson
Gadsden
J. W. Ragsdale
Otis
United States
Wille Jones
Jones
Watkins
Grace
W. P. Pollock
Stevenson
Crews
Messrs. Stevenson
North Augusta
N. Christensen
Beaufort
Kenneth Baker
Greenwood
J. C. Stribling
Pendleton
H. C. Tillman
Coke D. Mann
B. F. Townsend
Union
Dr. W. C. Black
Greenville
S. J. Nichols
Spartanburg
Clarence Cunningham
J. S. Wannamaker
St. Matthews
J. H. Clifton
Dogs on the Battlefield and a Call for Armies Reform
Paris letters urge training dogs to aid sanitary corps and battlefield rescue, citing past successes in wars and European interest. Dean John D. Lawson debates American appellate flaws, urging swift, simple justice and a reform commission.
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Paris
New York Sun
Richelonne
Tolet
Sanitary Corps
Cha- Ho
Far East
Dresden
Cologne
Coburg
Aix-la-Chappelle
Neuwied
Holland
Sweden
Italy
France
Rezonville-Gravelotte
John D. Lawson
Law Department
University of Missouri
St. Louis Bar Association
University Club
Britain
United States
Court of Appeals
Dean Lawson
Mark Twain
Supreme Court
England
Missouri
Illinois
Georges
Great Britain
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Soil richness in China powers high population density
A claim states Chinese soil is so fertile that one square mile could support about four thousand people. Separately, Turkey sold a large stamp collection to raise funds for a railroad project.
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China
Portrait of a Miserly Boss in Success Magazine
A harsh critique from Success Magazine portrays a man coarse in manner and brutal in instincts. It attacks moral penury, soul poverty, and a greedy, stingy life focused on wealth over charity, calling him a moral pauper who harms others to amass riches.
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Fancy
Jahnway
Times
Success Magazine
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Maine
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Mr. Jahnway
Miss Bannottie
California
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William J. Bryan
Charlotte Observer
American Legal System
Missouri University Law Department
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