In Convict's Dress
The narrator recalls a dark November night in East Norwich when he fears an escaped convict hides under a bed. He calmly helps the man by disguising him in civilian clothes, shares food, and plans his escape, while a pursuit unfolds and public outcry follows. The tale ends with the convict slipping away and the narrator expressing remorse over the harsh prison system.
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C. B. Lewis
East Norwich
Penfield
Lavglad
Keefers
Mae
Lim
Pollewman
England
Penfielt
Buginit
Lin
M. Quad
Advent Sermony Rome Before Pope Pine by Apostolic Preacher
In Rome the propaganda congregation planned a meeting on American affairs but Cardinals attended Advent sermon by Father Paolo Delia Pieve, Capuchin, in the throne hall at the Vatican. The white kneeling figure saluted the pope, who appeared during the sermon and left with the preacher.
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Pape Pine
Roms
Dec. S
Congregation of the Propaganda
Jean
Propaganda
Paolo Delia Pieve
Mindi
Tert
Kime
Warship Libertad Fastest Battleship Afloat in Trials
Deep speed trials of the Libertad and her sister ship Constitution near Glasgow show an average speed of 20.5 knots per hour. The Chilean government, pleased with the result, regards Libertad as the fastest battleship afloat to date.
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Accord
Glasgow
Scotland
Libertad
Great Britain
Postmasters Appointed in Pennsylvania Districts
Washington December 3 lists new fourth class postmasters appointed in Pennsylvania Brilliart Elizabeth A Blicker Milligaytowe Willan W Swank Rummerfierd C Hendenilint among others reflecting the ongoing postal staffing changes across the state.
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Wrahington
Pennsylvanias
Brilliart
Hilizabeth A. Blicker
Milligaytowe
Willan W. Swank
Rummerfierd
C. & Hendenilint
Portobello Jubilant Over Panama Canal News
Portobello townsfolk learn of the Panama canal treaty during a public reading. The US cruiser Atlanta approaches Portobello harbor to assess San Blas routes for troop movements toward the Colombian frontier. Indians of San Blas are described as friendly to Panama and resistant to Brazil’s claims. Republic recognition of Panama is reported from St. Petersburg and Copenhagen notes.
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Colon
Dee
Panama
Portobello
United States
Atlanta
Portobello Harbor
Ban Blas
San Blas
Nombre de Dios
Cape
Colombia
United States Guild
Hancroft
Huania Reengatees
Republic
St. Petersburg
Auibaechdor McCormick
Aureia
Republic of Panama
Skierlewice
Poland
Cotton Wages Cut Hit 15,000 Mills in New England
Wages of 15,000 cotton mill operatives were reduced about 10 percent in New Bedford Fitchburg Baltic Taftville Conn Fisherville Mass and Pawtucket R I The total number affected this season rises to about 80 000 Five thousand more operatives in Yorkshire County were notified their pay would be cut next week Most mills that have lowered pay follow the Pull River schedule Of those affected about 12,000 work in New Bedford
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Mansachusetts
Boston
Dee
New Bedford
Fitchburg
Baltic
Taftville
Conn
Fisherville
Mass
Pawtucket
Vetton
Horkshire
New Hedfordt
Princeton Players and a New Belle of the Stage
Princeton's dramatic troupe announces the "Mullah of Miagnii" will be staged this spring with seven performances. The show opens at the Hyperion theater New Haven on April 28 under the auspices of the Yule Dro association. Additional engagements include Carnegie Lyceum New York and a spring in Newark.
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Princeton
N. J
Hyperion Theater
New Haven
Carnegie Lyceum
New York
Newark
Treaty With China Arrives in Chicago For Washington Draft
United States treaty with China discussed in Chicago as John Goodnow United States consul general at Shanghai tours the city en route to Washington. The pact eliminates local transit taxes on American exports a uniform tariff basis and introduces a national currency for China. Commissioners Conger Goodnow and J P Seaman drafted the treaty signed October 8 and awaits senate ratification.
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Conwal
Camano
Chicago
Dee
United States
Dallara
John Gootuow
Shanghai
Conse
Washington
Minneapolis
China
Ulna
Conger
Goodnow
J.P. Seaman
United States Senate
American missionary reports Turkish atrocities in Monastir vilayet
Rev H B Hadkell canvassed Monastir vilayet reporting villages burned and people killed. Summary figures show 4 churches and a monastery destroyed 2 200 lacking food 7 568 injured and homeless 1 006 families hurt and 38 women dishonored 87 armed men killed by surrender 4 schools destroyed. A relief appeal notes refugees in Macedonia seek aid as Dr Clarke and Mrs Allen travel to Burgas to assist English supporters.
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Avwrit
Mona
Raston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Waletons
H. B. Hadkell
Vilayet
Monastir
Macedonia
James B. Clarke
Samokov
Bulgaria
Burgas
Allet
Inglisly Iady
Thio
Bold Saloon HoldUp in San Francisco Public Robbery
A bandit robbed six men in a Bold Saloon and fired at a police officer, wounding George King in the abdomen. Harry Howard identified by the assailant name, Skelly shot the criminal after a struggle. The incident interrupted a citywide strike as restaurants close in sympathy. The report also notes upcoming Japanese Diet opening and a pile cure advertisement with a money-back guarantee.
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Bet
Skelly
Lin
George King
Shelly
Harry Howard
San Franchsco
Dee
San Francisco
Restaurant Keepers' Association
Market News From Boston on Demand for Lending Products
Boston markets report demand shifts across lending products with prices for various fruits vegetables and goods adjusting. Wheat futures reflect steady bears while commodity quotes list apples berries grapes and other staples with mixed movement and strong entity mentions in market segments.
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Boston
Tue
Waitts
Ut Piriensian
Owl
Weta
Nerilympervauiery
Fou Ote
SAM Ge Sey Wester
Gite
Vermont
Dats
Repovars
Cliaketers
Bounilott
Vernant Twins
New York
Hees
Bowie
Sapa California
Maine
Molta
Morelos
Mies
Baldwins
Hortharts
Sant Tolman
Porte
California
Cornichon
Emperor
Green Mountains
Osgtoe
York State
Jong
Savoy
Death of Aldred Stuarplees in Weetchetter Pa
An obituary notes the death of Aldred Stuarplees Weetchetter Pa a well known weaver and scholar who earned a local reputation for the John Ploughshire letters printed many years ago His passing leaves a notable figure with a rare collection and ties to aboriginal topics in the community
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Aldred Stuarplees
Weetchetter
John Ploughshire
Eldinn
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Perry
Wanlington
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Hi Eng
Sharon
Deo S
Amelia Steel
Ables
Lave
Reich
New England
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Japan
Tokyo
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