The Bow of Orange Ribbon Continues A New York Romance
Katherine Van Heemskirk endures social estrangement after a duel between Nell Semple and Capt Hyde. Bram and Miriam Cohen assist the wounded, while Joris weighs honor and justice amid religious and community pressure. Katherine learns Dick Gordon’s stroke of longing awaits her, and Hyde’s recovery is joyfully awaited as political tensions rise in New York.
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Batavius
Nell Semple
Capt. Hyde
Nell
Joannal Nell
Katherine
Madam
Joanna
Lysbet
Joris
Iris
Bram
Neil
Q Joris
Lysbet van Heemskirk
Kirk
Miriam Cohen
Miriam
Joanny
Cohen
Capt.Hyde
King’s Arms
Katherine van Heemskirk
Neil Semple
Hyde
Cohen's
Bram von Heemskirk
Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
Kip
Pearl Street
Mrs. Gordon
Tim
Richard
Effects of Lightning Rip Branch and Bark From Tree Near Wal ingford
English scientists note lightning can ruin wood by stripping bark and tearing branches as shown by a tree near Wal ingford that was struck in a violent storm. Percy E. Spielmann documented the damage and observed longitudinal wavy lines on the inner bark, taking photographs to illustrate how fibrous tissue rips under lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walingford
England
Percy E. Spielmann
Sword of Famous Leader Stolen from Vienna Museum
The sword of Stephen Fadinger, the 1626 peasant revolt leader in Upper Austria, was stolen from the Historical Art Court Museum in Vienna. The theft appears bold as guards watched closely. the weapon is cumbersome though it has no intrinsic value, its associations are historically significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Fadinger
Upper Austria
Historical Art Court Museum
Vienna
Attack on San Carlos Renewed in Fierce Naval Bombardment
The German cruisers Vineta Panther and Falke renewed shelling of Fort San Carlos at long range, then closer engagement as of 6 o'clock. Reports say twelve Venezuelan soldiers were killed and fifteen wounded, with the fort heavily damaged and over 1,600 shells fired.
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Maracabo
Fort San Carlos
Vineta
Panther
Faulke
Associated Press
Maracaibo
Palke
Falke
San Carlos
Castro
Bello
Wolcott
Teller
Tariff Inquiry proposed by Rep Tawney in congress
Washington January 26 Representative Tawney of Minnesota a Republican on the Ways and Means Committee introduced a joint resolution to appoint a six Senator and eleven Representative joint committee to study domestic and foreign production during the coming recess and consider changes to duty on suitable articles while preserving protection to American industry and labor and to evaluate the merit of a maximum and minimum tariff system for the United States. Albany January 21 The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Fourth Department declared the state franchise tax law unconstitutional for violating the home rule and stripping the state tax commission of power to assess local franchises, with the case to be carried to the Court of Appeals. Whatever enlarges hope will also exalt courage. Johnson.
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Washington
Tawney
Minnesota
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
United States
Albany
Supreme Court
Lird Department
State Tax Commission
Court of Appeals
Teller Wins Senate Seat in Colorado Democratic Vote
In Denver on January 26, Henry M Teller was elected United States senator by the Democratic members of Colorado's 14th General Assembly. The 61 votes were cast as the joint session met, Madden absent with grip and later voting. Republicans dispute legality, denouncing the election as illegal.
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Colorado
Teller
Senate
Denver
Colo
Hi. G. Wolcott
Republican Party
Wolcott
House of Representatives
Fourteenth General Assembly of
Henry M. Teller
United States
W. H. Adams
Assembly
Eller
Madden
Hoe
Rebellion in China could spark larger revolt says reports
Victoria B C Jan 26 steamers Athenian and Tremont bring more news from Kansi where Tung Fuh Siang is said to be suppressed. If true, powers face a bigger uprising than two years ago as missionaries flee the threatened district. Shanghai sources say a crisis is imminent with officials powerless and the Tao tai suppressing news. Tung Fuh Siang may march to Lingan to establish a capital and place Pu Chun on the throne with government backing.
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Victoria
B. C
Athenian
Tremont
Orient
Kansi
Shanghai
Lashekow
Shanghai Mercury
Kansu
Taotai
Tung Fuh Siang
Rydbig and
Soderstray
Siang
Lingan
Pu Chun
German Story Denied In Venezuelan Claim On San Carlos Fight
Caracas January 26 Associated Press inquiry sought proof whether the German gunboat Panther or Fort San Carlos fired first. Venezuela cites a Curacao letter and Berlin plotted attack before Bowen's arrival. The Fort’s commander Bello allegedly received no notification of Panther’s objective. Reports say Panther was first to strike, San Carlos destroyed by shells, garrison of 239 still holding as Panther’s position near the bar. Vineola reportedly at Willemstad for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Carlos
Caracas
Associated Press
Panther
Fort San Carlos
Berlin
Curacao
Castro
United States
Bowen
Washington
Bello
Puerto Cabello
Vineela
Willemstad
Herlin
Irreverent Fragments and Health Ads Across Daybook
A curious collage of quotes and ads appears, touching on wealth and philanthropy, auto lore, romantic misfires, and daily advice. It features scattered snippets about Andrew Garnegia, tax-like generosity, a lawyerly debate on retribution, and a mosaic of medicinal pills, piano sales, teething syrups, and foot powders from early 1900s merchants.
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Amelia E, Barr
Olivia
Dodd, Mead and Company
Fort
Veaceods Flarcely
Dhat Bay
Johnson
China
William J. Kimball
Seventh National Bank
Gamaliel W. Ross
Marquand & Co
Andrew Garnegia
Sven
Aeven
Dodd
Doda
Alental
McCarthy
W. W. Kimball Co
Des Moines
Hallett & Davis
W. W. Kimball
Walnut St
C. B. M’nerney
Mar
Spoonamore
John Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
Lawrence
Ehidren
Allen
Alten S
Olmsted
le Roy
Hal
J. J. Cheney & CQ
Props
Toledo
Bo Cheney
West & Trucs
Dengeists
Talety, O
Walding
Jinnu
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