Cardinelli vendetta stalks New York family of Sicilian origin
A long, chilling tale follows the Cardinelli family from Sicily through years of threats and murder in New York. Three members die after ominous messages foretelling death, and a fourth, Vincenzo Cardinelli, lives in fear of a looming vendetta carried out by the Other and his associates.
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New York
Sicily
Cardinelli
Francesca
Giovanni
Giuseppe
Bartoldi
Vincenzo
Cardinellis
Oth
Black Hand
Giuseppe Cardinelli
Giuseppa
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Coffey Park
Barthold
Francenca
Vincenzo Beleves
Vincenzo Cardinelli
Frye Nestor of the United States Senate
William Pierce Frye longtime Maine statesman and U.S. senator and former president pro tem died in Lewiston. A Bowdoin graduate and early politician, Frye served 41 years in Congress and 16 years as senate president pro tem, shaping commerce and shipping policy and guiding senate rulings with impartiality. He would have turned 80 next month.
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William Pierce Frye
Nestor
United States Senate
Lewiston, Mo
Washington
Senate
Hobart
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Frye
Bowdoin College
William Pitt Fessenden
Fessenden
Lewiston
Charleston
Congress
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Garfield
Hale
Justice S. Merrill
Vermont
William B. Allison
Town
Senate Committee On Commerce
Romance of Marjorie Cunard Ends Happily
The marriage of Marjorie Cunard to Robert Vernon Harcourt was celebrated after a renewed engagement dating back to 1909. Cunard, granddaughter of Sir Samuel Cunard, and Harcourt, grandson of J L Motley and MP for Montrose, were long pursued by society in both the United States and Britain. The couple, popular with Americans in London, revived their romance and are now wed, ending a period of public intrigue and anticipation.
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Marjoria Cunard
Robert Vernon Harcourt
Samuel Cunard
Harcourt
J. L. Motley
London
William Harcourt
Montrose
Scotland
Mrs. Harcourt
Cantilever Bridge 340 Feet High On Oregon Trunk Line
Half of Crooked River bridge work on the Oregon Trunk railway is finished with the remaining half placing steel arches. One arch extends 340 feet above the river from the north bank toward midstream. Bridge length bank to bank will be 223 feet according to the Morning Oregonian.
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Crooked River
Oregon Trunk Railway
Poaltlow
Oregonian
Duchess of Devonshire a Great Gambler in History
The Dowager Duchess Louise of Manchester and Devonshire, famed for beauty and social power, led a life marked by romance and gambling. She married twice, aligned with notable figures, and became renowned as a master bridge player. Despite immense losses, her wealth withstood the strain.
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Devonshire
London
Count d’Alton
Hanover
England
Albert
Victoria
Countess Louise d'Anhalt
Lord Mandeville
Duke of Manchester
Consuelo Lynaja
Consuelo, Duches
Manchester
Helen Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Lord Charles Montagu
Duchess of Hamilton
Countess of
Gosford
Alice Stanley
Lord Stanley of
Preston
Canada
Countess Louise
Marquis of Hartington
Hartington
Gladstone
Duke of Devonshire
Duchess of Manchester
United
Louise
Duchess of Devonshire
Duchess of
Soldier of Fortune Is a Grandson of Garibaldi
Fifty years after Garibaldi’s fame, his descendants gain honors as Italy marks freedom. Giuseppe Garibaldi, pictured here and now in New York, funds aid for Albania and Mexico’s regeneration. Two grandsons abroad work to support oppressed peoples, while a potential Albanian expedition looms. A proverb closes the piece.
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Garibaldi
Europe
Italy
New World
New York
Albania
North America
Cuba
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Madero
Mexico
Cube
Giuseppe
Lkely
Bla
Awful Curses of Alcohol Robs Sailor’s Strength and Life
A seafaring speaker argues against alcohol as a beverage, recounting personal experience aboard ships and in Arctic service. He cites injuries, crime, and a widow’s loss, urging prohibition to preserve strength, honor, and life among fishermen and crews.
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Burns
Coleridge
Drug Evil Sermon by Dr Bates Advocates Punishment
Dr Henry Bates president of the Pennsylvania State Board of Medical Examiners called cocaine a crime against humanity in a lecture on Drug Evil He warned that drug use destroys minds while bodies live and urged capital punishment or life imprisonment for illegal cocaine dealers and confirmed users.
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Henry Bates
Pennsylvania State Board of Medical Examiners
Flies Confined In Showcase With Cigarettes
A brief note states that flies enclosed in a showcase with cigarettes die in under five minutes due to deadly atmosphere.
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WNKH
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Buffalo
Coles Street
St. Louis
Cardinellis i
Barthold Cardinel
1St Street
Bartholdi
Barthold Cardinell
Rae
Frye Nestor
Marjorie Cunard
Soldier OF Fortune
Solomon
Sir Wernay F Grednfhll
Labrador
Httle
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