Bride Missing at Wedding in Coney Fight Adorns City Gossip
An involved tale unfolds around Frank Hagenbach who plans to marry widow Mrs Hagenbach amid doubts and a possible kidnap plot. Friends whisper of a delayed wedding as the community tracks the couple through staged ceremony scenes and a tense refusal to yield.
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Peculiar Wedding Trip Delayed By The Stage Crew
The elrange wedding trip of the summer involved two theatrical pair Mice Peart Carlao Cook and Edward Heck. They planned to journey three times around Heeten Con mon in cal and marry at four oclock. A delay halted their plans, as the company awaited at the siege entrance. The cabman had unfurled a...
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Yaoe Cook
Cupid
Edward Heck
Tage
Heiress Chooses Love Over Money in Early Montana Tale
Mise Largey of Montana, heiress to wealth from a copper camp founder, falls for Ray MacDonald, a poor Scottish Canadian. After her banker father is killed and she inherits, she rejects money’s bar to marry him. They wed at midnight and plan a California honeymoon and cross continent trip.
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Largey
Wie
Hutte
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North
Bitte Darling
Ray MacDonald
Canad
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Millian
Hay Macdonald
MacDonald
California
Los Angeles
Vieting
Mie MacDonald
Canada
Willionaires
Ellie
Bingley
Erie
Awhal Allence
Affinity in Pie Maker and a Tale of Romance
A fragmented tale discusses a pie maker famed for culinary skill and a romance angle. It recounts Col. Bartlett and Mrs Reese in a social circle, where admiration for a skilled cook leads to notions of marriage and a prospective union, amid family emotions and a nostalgic ending.
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Tanner
Goltie
New England
Reese
Tertlett
Cole Hartlett
No Spanking in This Case
Love story unfolds as Miss Weaver and Bingley Singley meet at a Trinity Lutheran church basket meal. After a series of calls and a buggy ride, they exchange vows and plan to tell their families that night.
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Hiegearoll
William $Bley
George W. Weaver
Porter Atrdet
Philadelphia
Young Singley
Ming Weaver
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bingley
Mise Weaver
Young Bride Married Quietly in Washington
Squaerell Marjory J. Savin of Washington and Edwin Pilson aged 19 secretly wed in Washington. The groom, son of a millionaire railroad man, announces the marriage to his in laws with playful pride. The couple had planned marriage during a Europe trip, then returned to America where relatives learned of the match.
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Marjory J. Savin
Washington
Edwin Pitrer
Warehington
Henjamin F. Pilyon
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Filson
Miss Savin
J. B. Alexand
Hved
Europe
Pilson
de Teare
Indian Burials Described In Outlandish Imagery
An excerpt from Army and Navy Life recounts Native burial practices with a coracle and platform setup, noting air aided decomposition and leaving only bones and beads after a year. The narrator laments the grisly spectacle of decayed remains swayed by fall winds among trees.
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Navy
British Patent Law Spurs Large England Investment
The new patent law of Great Britain has attracted about £25,000,000 for English capital, with Germany providing the largest share for chemical manufactures. The measure is deemed one of the most popular acts by the British government.
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Germany
Queen of New York political plot shocks nation
A wild scheme claims a Chicago secret council plans to crown Helen of New York queen in a movement to overthrow the American republic and form a monarchy. Gourdain and a seven member group allegedly reached Europe and Asia to rally royal support, with Washington to host a coronation while a fierce need for change is voiced amid chaotic justice and finance. Separately a man in Wilkes-Barre crawls home with an amputated leg after a Lehigh Valley railroad accident, surviving a near-fatal crash.
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Helen of
New York
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Gourdain
Morning Post
United States of America
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Supreme Council of
Chicago
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Madrid
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Tokyo
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House of Commons
America
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Bie
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Loneliest Man in Exile Ends Life with Revolver
A Vancouver manager Reid, once in Graham Island’s Charlotte Group, dead by self-inflicted gunshot after years of isolation. He wrote of longing for conversation and a Canadian snowstorm, lamenting mail delays and existential loneliness as coroner’s jury condemns cutting him off from society. English headlines describe other brief incidents of tragedy and oddities, including a girl’s death from a parasitic fungus and a lightning accident in Pennsylvania.
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