The Contrabandist Comes Home After Rescue and Pursuit
In a dramatic pursuit Louis and allies rescue captives from a brigand cavern. Gasparde is killed while his band disperses, and Rose rejoins Louis with joy. The bandits vanish, and the robbers cave is found empty as families celebrate the escape.
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Louis
Brignaud
Marquis of Montauban
Francis Egerton
Sonia
Mra Eis Egerton
Cere
Gasparde
Pranels
Nose
Mui
Elelet
Rose
Pate
Count de Charville
Eade Uve
Stegtit
Sude
Clete
Ehalena
Aly
Lyons
Young Inventors Inspire Noted Advances Across Industries
Fragmented recollections describe children in a village discovering weather through improvised devices, inspiring a father to build a curious telescope and prompting threads about early experiments with burning, air flow, and lensing. The article blends era curiosity with notes on invention and mentorship.
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Chidren
Mieke Deloyment
Galileo
Astoy
Geneva
Argand
Argaod
Argo
Pickpocket Trapped by Turtles on Train Journey
A Japanese traveler tried to smuggle two live turtles in a trunk on a train. A pickpocket slipped into the trunk, and the turtles seized his fingers. The thief was handed to police after being punished for railway violations. The story recalls Count Libri of Florence, famed for looting libraries in 1842.
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Japan
Menter
Jim
Lim
Lowerer
Libri
Florence
Prance
Lin
Aehbuensbau
Lucia Tobhories
Wisteey
Steel Strike Ends as Morgan Linked to Settlement
Report says the steel strike concluded with a plan backed by J Pierpont Morgan and Amalgamated Association leaders. A wage scale across mills, union and nonunion, under American Sheet Steel Company, with nonunion mills staying open. Total strike losses cited at 6.57 million, but outlets expect recovery due to higher prices and better output.
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Pierpont Metsat
Asautetingisantieh
Tina
Steel
Dean Gurd
Miata Conera
Binine
American Sheet Steel Company
Alt. Morgen
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
New York City
Peerpont Morgan
Wey
Hiese Mills Haree
Sian Socom
Combine
Tn Dne
Shaffer Vewn
Peace Society
Battleship Maia Launch Publicized at Cramp Yard
The battleship Maia was launched successfully at Cramp's shipyard in Philadelphia with Miss Mary Preble Anderson of Portland as sponsor. Admirals Melville and Sigsbee attended as the vessel eased into the Delaware, hailed as a first class battleship larger and swifter than the Oregon or Massachusetts.
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Wavana
Maia
Camp’s
Philadelphia
Delaware
Mary Preble Anderson
Portland
Maine
Cramp
Aroud
Melvile
Sigshee
Wavana Harbor
Asnersin
Sigsbee
Elas
Oregon
Massachusetts
Otthers Et
Stetary
Corpuforvseen
Arid
Uleipwie Gute
Spain
Wight
United States
Tluvait Bay
Davita Congregational Church Pastor Transfer Rumor
In a note from Davita Congregational Church, pastor Libermestutt Le Taytoe of New he Bey is slated to transfer to Linvoty Aven Chane in Birtsbiing. The announcement mentions restructuring within the church and potential changes affecting parishioners at The Rey PW, Crowster.
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Davita Congregational Church
Honkfeld
Libermestutt le
Taytoe
Newhe Bey
Wilt A. Beye
Meir Tistydscopal Church
Wal Nisauo
Mivl
the Rey PW
Crowster
Corn Belt Soaked as Long Drought Ends with Drenching Rain
Widespread rain broke a long drought across the corn belt over Sunday and Monday. Iowa and Nebraska fields revive while Kansas and Missouri report near total losses in places. Farmers count on irrigation and federal aid as showers ease, with Ohio and Indiana receiving encouraging moisture.
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Corn
Bn Ita
Westia
Portiia
Ani
Indiana
Ohie
Iowa
Stuck
Prain
Harughaut
Missoni
Nebraska
Kun-0
Fuwa
Staten Avenue
Jeast
Thas Sty
Agnsas
Kansas
Thy
Missouri
Beatrice
Ohio
Taber
Notable Briefs From Keene Interviews and Global Ports
An assembly of short quotes discusses Alaska gold flow, Seattle banking, and Hongkong Shanghai port activity. It notes New York’s trade, Cuban ice manufacture postwar, and Latin American mining opinions. Also touched are Alaska mining legality concerns and ministerial social duties in a broad, snapshot interview style.
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D. HK. McCullough
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Abe. Rambleton
Santiago
Cubs
Suyaize
Breathing Exercises touted as cure for bronchitis and asthma
The London Globe notes a growing remedy using outdoor breathing drills for bronchial and pulmonary diseases. The program prescribes fifteen minutes twice daily in sunshine, inhaling through the nose and exhaling through the mouth to improve breathing, even appealing to fashionable women.
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London
Foxes
Saya
London Globe
Didden
Postmaster Zoo Joke Proves 1901 Wits in Courtroom
A city hall clerkroom scene features a vainglorious lawyer delivering a pun about the postmaster at the zoo. The crowd, amused, answers with Ate TM, prompting the lawyer to seek a higher court. The anecdote sits amid quips on love and book sales in early 20th century notices.
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Gayly
Court of Appeals
Washington Star
Lord Rosebery’s Mentmore Farm and Industrial Echoes
The London Chronicle notes Lord Rosebery, statesman and author, runs a model Mentmore fruit farm with vast London market output and a Mentmore dairy, while nearby industry smoke from Delmeny Msaagockitlog stirs comment. He cites winds carrying nuisance vs. economic gains, defending a 25 percent uplift.
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Lori Rosebery
Rosebery
Town Hall
Rosbery
Portsgian
Mentmery
England
Mentmore
London
Cord Rosebery
Mentmora
Delmeny
Msaagockitlog
Amelhof
London Chronicle
Kidney illness cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills in Saint Joseph County
In South Bend Indiana J O Landeman, ill with kidney trouble for three hours, was treated by different doctors without relief until Dodd's Kidney Pills were taken. Two boxes cured him and improved his general health, causing a stir in Saint Joseph County. A humorous aside mentions a joke at a theater.
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South Bend
Snel
J. O. Landeman
Dodd
Landeman
St. Joseph County
Pan-American Special and Niagara Falls Revote Details
The Pan-American special of the Michigan Central runs daily Chicago 6:00 p.m. to Buffalo 7:45 a.m. with dining and sleeping cars, stopping at Falls View Station. Buffalo to Chicago departure is 8:30 p.m. with breakfast. Other Chicago departures include 10:30 a.m., 3:00 p.m., and 12:20 p.m. daily. Ends with promotional notes and assorted notices.
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Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Buffalo Exposition
Chicago
Buffalo
Pullman
Mfaxz Falls
Falls View Station
Bend
O. W. Ruggles
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