A Night on the Thames Bridge Ends in a Rescue Attempt
Barrister Paul Enderby encounters a frightened young girl fleeing on Westminster Embankment. She must reach a hospital for her ill father and guides him to arrange medical help, only to confront a missing doctor and a looming mystery as the tale continues.
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Hogan
Paul Baderby
Westminster
Inderhy
London
Enderby
Paul Enderby
Lyndon
St. Thomas
Hanson
Dalton
David Lloyd
Doctor Lyndon
Ballantyre
Howarth
Guardian of the Peace
Doctor Howarth
Temple
Piccadilly
Castro Voices Venezuelan Crisis to American Public
President Castro of Venezuela, through his secretary, responds to U S readers explaining Caracas says Colombia fomented insurrection and invaded with troops. Caracas claims Venezuelan forces repelled the attack and massed troops on the frontier while the Colombian government bears responsibility.
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Castro
Venezuela
Cardenas
Colombia
Caracas
Women Enter Landscape Architecture As New Field
A surge of women into landscape architecture gains momentum with Mrs. E A McCrea and Miss Beatrix Jones proving success. McCrea, now Marquette’s consulting architect, leads city improvement reforms and oversees a $1000 school grounds decoration project funded by Marquette’s board of education.
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E. A. M’crea
Beatrix Jones
New York
A. E. McCrea
Marquette, Mich
Noted French Composer Edmond Audran Dies
Edmond Audran the French composer died in Paris last week at 59. He gained fame in America for the 1881 opera La Mascotte which had long runs in New York Chicago and other big cities. The popular air When I Behold was known as The Gobble Duet.
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Edmond Audran
Paris
America
Steel firm bars talks with union until incorporation
Pittsburg dispatch reports United States Steel Corporation officers announce a new policy toward the Amalgamated Association. There will be no dealings, negotiations, or conferences with the union until it gains legal status by incorporation.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Girl Appeals to President for Fouts Death Sentence
Friends and brothers in arms of Phineas Fouts send appeals to President McKinley to commute or pardon the American soldier condemned to death for the murder of his Cebu sweetheart Senora Genevieva Torres. Ohio influence includes General E C Brush and Senators Foraker and others in the push.
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Phineas Fouts
Cebu
Company L. Tenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Zanesville
McKinley
E. C. Brush
Foraker
Ohio
Nina Fouts
Fouts
Fouta
Senora Genevieva ‘Torres
Senora Torres
President's Yacht to serve as private presidential boat
The former Mayflower, owned by J Ogden Goelet, now in American navy hands, will be used as the president's private yacht. This marks a notable reuse of a historic vessel by the administration.
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J. Ogden Goelet
Fall River Cotton Mills Face Wage Cut and Production Pressures
Fall River fabric makers resist wage cuts by urging production cuts to absorb surplus stock and lift prices. Industry rivals doubt wage reductions boost profits, warning of possible price dips and a looming labor conflict as workers resist concessions. The rivalry and widespread mill dispersion hinder any unified action and portend a tense industrial climate.
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Fall River
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal
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