Miss Lavalette and the Confederate Officer’s Return
Lawrence Nolan, a Civil War aide, learns years later that Rosalind Lavalette, the woman he once courted in Virginia, is alive and connected to a political figure at a Washington reception. A reunion unfolds as memory and duty collide, revealing a lingering bond between past lovers.
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Lawrence Nolan
Virginia
Langlette
Rosalind
Nolan
Lavalette
Love
Rosalind Taynletto
Lavalette Plantation
Rosa Mnd Lavalette
Lawrence Nolan Ee
Layniette
Miah Lavalette
South
Richmond
Charleston
Miss Lavalette
R.” “Lavalette
Nolas
Vermont
H. A. Gould
Spaulding St. Barre
Broken Heart Self Care From Old Advice Column
The text describes playful unconventional methods to mend a broken heart, including a gold band ritual and bathing in orange blossom water with raw rice. It reflects a humorous, era style listing dubious remedies and casual assurances of recovery within a month.
Wasted road funds spark push for wider state checks
Muskogee reports that national road advocates urge broader spending and better allocation of road funds. Col. W. TL. Moore notes that despite 39.6 million dollars wasted, the nation must widen road funding to improve infrastructure.
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Muskogee
Tureday
Besant
W. TL. Moore
United States
Glimpses of Florida From a Northrop Letter Report
R Northrop writes from Alva Florida describing a southbound voyage from New York to Charleston and Jacksonville. He recounts historic sites in Charleston including St Philip's church and St Michaels, the Osceola farm and the City of Jacksonville voyage along the St Johns River, visits to orange groves in Alva and Sanford, local industry in pine lumber and fruit, and hospitality from Northern friends with detailed notes on groves, hosts, produce, and weather during November.
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R. Northrop
Alva, Hla
New York
Colomur
Charleston
Newf
St. Philip's Church
Jacksonville
St. John's
Lake Monee
Sanford
Port Myers
Wakeland
Myers
Tay Fort
Bere
St. Jobe
Florida
Alva
Vermont
Emily Fermant
Lee Cownty
Romid
Taryn
Loraus
Lind
Ales
Uew
Alva Bine
Mimry
Tudge Harley
Teig
Won
Alea
Ramey
Aid
Chamberlain
Anvern
Daily Times
Barre
Northrop
Lee County
Forecast of Fashion from Paris on New Color Trends
A feature on tallor made coats highlighting taffetade or jabot styles in loose bows. Paris showcases a new color between pomegranate and old rose, reproduced in silk, satin, and velvet with varied trimmings. Velvet coats with turbans and spurage details accompany cloth skirts. plume clusters and feather accents appear on hats.
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Paris
Dr Miles Antipain Pills Promote Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Antipain Pills as a safe non habit forming headache remedy. It claims rapid relief within minutes by soothing over taxed nerves, with no opium morphine or other narcotics, and notes availability through druggists and a 25 dose allowance for 23 cents per bottle.
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Dr. Miles
Detroit
Bute Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Wind Wagon Thoms Demonstrates New Speed Machine
In New York, Doc Julian P. Thomas tests a wind driven wagon deemed a potential leap in propulsion. The craft, with a gasoline engine and high blades, speeds along streets, startling pedestrians and challenging existing auto designs, though refinements remain before full adoption.
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New York
Julian P. Thomas
Ube Efleet
Thorams
M Trottt
Two Killed at Adams Crossing Tragedy Claims Two
Tyril Favereault driver of a wagon and Joseph Young a Newsboy died after a north bound train struck their wagon at the Gouk crossing midway between Renfrew and Pittsburg depots on the Pittfield and North Adams branch of the New York Central. The horse was killed and the wagon damaged. The crossing lacks gates and is obscured by debris and surrounding buildings.
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Adam
Mies
Pittfield
North Adams
New York, Central Railroad
Atlame
Tyril Favereault
Provery
Joagph Young
Faverewult Lin
Gouka Treak Cressing
Renfrew
Pittsburgy
Pavereault
Thik
Fevervault
Young
Bonds in land fraud case court bonds posted in Salt Lake City
Everett Buckingham, J. Mc Moore, and H. William appeared before U S commissioner Cine Malwin Satye tday under charges of conspiracy to defraud the federal government of public lands. They posted bonds for appearance in the district court on April 8 before Judge John A. Marshall.
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Salt Lake City
Everett Buckinghaim
Oregon Short Lines
J. Mc Moore
Union Pacific Onal Company
Pritay
H.G. Willian
Utah Peel Company
United States
Pmumiaioner Cine
Maliwin Satyetay
Bonda
Hareve
John A. Marshall
Cramped Car Ride Describes Grimy Crowd Disorder
In a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt a crowded car spills passengers inside with elbows and jostling. A grim conductor shouts Move to, urging space as weary riders press forward. The chaotic scene captures a harsh transit moment with weary travelers seeking a spot at any cost.
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Philadelphia Ledger
On the Spot misread stage cue leads to comedic delay
A chaotic rehearsal scene unfolds as Ratcliffe rushes on with a tun ger and forgets a prop. The actor Mitelife adapts, declaring Villain and improvising a line about a dagger to keep the melodrama moving.
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Ratcliffe
Wei Ong
Resentine Mitelife
Qayyer
Morocco Plan Approved At Algeciras Conference
Berlin reports the Reichstag discussed the Algeciras convention. Foreign Minister Taehirtky outlined Germany’s stance on sovereignty and equality for Moroccan dominions. The Franco Spanish note was described as aimed at quieting international tensions with joint action by France and Spain. Debate followed as the bill on the convention passed its readings.
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Berlin
Taehirtky
Germany
Yaehinsky
Francys
Spain
Algeciras
Overcrowding Relief Plans After Woman's Death in Chicago
City officials and railway presidents reach a compromise to ease elevated train overcrowding in Chicago. Plans include double decking loop junctions at Fifth Avenue and Lake Street and at Van Buren, extending platform lengths, universal transfers between lines, and routing adjustments toward Dearborn Street. The conference followed a fatal Met ear accident involving a young woman.
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Chicago
Bellewed
Dunne
Fifth Avenue
Lake and
Var Boren
Tihe
Dearborn Street
Moore Sought After Sister Shooting Arrested Near Farm
John Moore, who shot his sister Nellie Bresnahan on Wednesday, was arrested yesterday morning four miles from the day at the W Dickey farm house. He will be arraigned today in court on the assault with intent to kill charge.
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Manchester
N. Hh
Johm [Moore
Nellie Bresnahan
Peilice Haveeen
W. Dickey
Shah of Persia Reported Dead In Parla Dispatch
Berlin based Dees A report from Parla states that the Shah of Mersin died this morning amid a condition that had puzzled observers for days. The claim remains unconfirmed by major agencies.
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Shah of Persia
Berlin
Dee
Parla
Shah of
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Ity
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Lage Dore
Sarah Heaney
Codk Company
Bea Penonaneest
A . Jentlemen
Miker Ranwey
Joseph
Perivet
Dicky
Mezl
Mrs. Barah Tieaney
Ole Street
Teaney
New York Street
Adams
Cyril Favereault
Joseph Young
Cook Street
Utah
Baker’s Extracts
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