Not A Military Hero Worshiper in Spanish American War
Milton Forester serves as a lieutenant in the Spanish American War and earns a captaincy in the volunteers. He faces battle, doubts his worth, and collapses in the San Juan fight. His friend Nathan Burge aids him, Mary Mills believes him dead, and Forester survives a stomach wound after surgery. Mary learns the truth, and Forester returns home to meet his nurse fiancée.
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Orkennal
Milton Forester
Hile Guncee
Mary Mille
Forester
Fe Kwerthers
Florida
Cuba
Thas
San- Uego
Nathan Burge
Bat Seen’ Hiep
Nate
Mary Mills
Burge
Montauk Point
Mary
Burge World
Santiago
John Kellogg
Borge
Weike Pheiyou
Lake Fight Quasition in June Crises
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a June crisis involving Lake Fight Quasition and individuals like Mrs Bee Mire. The text hints at gender norms and social tensions, with references to Mex Dits-Yee and Wetkiy, but concrete details or events remain unclear. The readable portions suggest a local incident or dispute with gendered critique and public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Bee
Deely
Confesses in Bushee Case Murder Mystery Solved
Somerville police solved the murder of Charlee J. Burden after Daem Kelvo, a Somerville youth, confessed and implicated two others. John Joseph Kilian, 22, an orderly at Boston’s hospital, was arrested and identified. a third man named Norton was expected to be arrested soon. Kelso vowed to testify after being released on bonds, detailing the holdup at Burden’s drug store on Somerville Avenue and the assault that left Burden fatally injured.
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Killian
Burhee
Oe Kant Desham Street
Tipe
Tors Carter
Damery
Bomerville
Patterson
Norton
Boston
Kelso
Worth E Shaw
Sesuaeriis
Kelsa
W. 8. Charton
Hist Parkhurst
Arange
East Cambridge
Chastea Damery
Beton
Somerville
Basher
Parkhurst
Fie
Kelwis
Biedeos Ding
Ayehve
Serise
Beep
Eeveral Heures
Aad
Bushee
Tight Wrapping Causes Strain in Female Form, Chicago Study Says
Chicago report cites Dr. E Duayer noting dangerous constriction from heavy skirts and corsets. Feature describes wide bands and belts wrapping waist to hips, noting many women wear extensive lacing and binding. The piece stresses inadequate upper and lower body protection and health concerns from extreme shaping.
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Chicago
E. Duaier
Ehoes
University Medticn
Tim Fort
Wits
Black Hand Leader Dead in New York Amid Shadowy Group
Report from New York states a Black Hand leader named Coty CalMagno, described as an Italian barber, died in East One Mavet. The article notes he was among leaders of the Black Hand organization operating in the United States, with others like Willa Attaon mentioned, amid ongoing law enforcement scrutiny.
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New York
Coty CalMagno
East
Black Land
United States
Willa Attaon
A Nest Hard to Find Remarkable Humming Bird Home
An excerpt from Outing Magazine describes the rare artistry of a hummingbird nest. The tiny cup of plant down is camouflaged by lichens on a low apple branch, making the nest nearly invisible until a careful search reveals the fresh eggs in early June. The account, from H K Job, notes the nest’s delicate construction and natural concealment.
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Ted
H. K. Job
Outing Magazine
The Intelligence Debate on Dogs and Horses in Society
The piece argues dogs and horses lack true wit compared to wild counterparts, noting long human companionship hasn’t raised their reasoning. It contrasts tame animals with wilds, and discusses how humans train animals without raising their mental capacity. It then shifts to a stream of references to English mayors and municipal symbols and a description of historic city fixtures.
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Tim
May
Cox
Wolf
Fala
Wei
John Burroughs
Magmedic
Woman's World Unlucky Thirteen superstition across cultures
A short survey traces the number thirteen as a feared omen in Norse myth, Christianity, Turkish and Mexican lore, African and Indian beliefs, and Sicilian and Parisian habits. It notes myths of the gods, mischief, and fate, with scarce evidence of uniform origins and widespread unease even among the educated.
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Loki
Balbour
South
Sicily
Paris
Jovalry Novelties Necklace Brooch Fashion Item
An uncommon necklace design features five freshwater pearl onions with gold tassels from a slender gold chain. A sunburst accent and a removable brooch option offer versatile wear for the up to date girl.
Needlework Notes on Alterations and Finishing Details
Practical sewing tips for blouse alterations and dressmaking. Guidance covers shoulder placement, collar cutting, buttonhole reinforcement, bodice fitting, and bias fabric handling. Advice emphasizes precise cutting, ironing, and careful finishing to improve wear and longevity.
Selecting a Book for a Present in a Reader’s World
A narrative on choosing gifts, stressing judging taste and reading habits. A generous benefactress helps a boy discover great literature, illustrating how access shapes preferences. The piece cautions against heavy tomes for light readers and warns against misreading a recipient’s taste.
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Ovedosa
Chen
Que
Peron
Simplicity Through Elaboration in Frock Design
A discussion on achieving a simple look through careful elaboration by designers. It notes that overtrimming can hurt the piece, with cautions about excessive gold or silver accents and the general appeal of understated style across fabrics from velvet to net. Also mentions lingerie waist trends remaining popular and a window display showing peach and band cabrones in white.
Russia plans 60 000 troop show of force on Turkish frontier
From St Petersburg dispatches the Russian government readies a formidable display of strength to deter Turkish moves toward Persia. A 60,000 strong expedition with full war equipment is slated for enactment by the Duma amid wartime paranoia. Floating batteries along the Baltic coast are also funded, while Austria seeks a rail link that upsets Russia.
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Bt. Petersburg
de Vite
Persia
Anneats
Saya
St. Petereburg
War Office
National Defense
Russia
Risa
Manchuria
aYnament
Middle East
Batenes
Amesia
Baltic
Gemany
Russian Paintings Seized From Exposition Collection
Customs officials halt a Russia bound art collection including palatial works and pieces by a noted Russian artist. A $50,000 bond secures safe return to Russia within a set period. authorities may seize items if terms are not met while awaiting formal negotiations between St. Petersburg and the U S treasury.
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St. Louis
Uae
Ander
Rusia
Treasury Department
Russia
Iony Enformah
Sai Ye
Port Artie
Conevior Fawhir
Pete
St.Petersburg
Treasury Cement
Train and Track Rail News From Early Canada
A fragmented rail brief notes the Canadian Supreme Court reducing railway friction with Grand Trask a daily Montreal Toronto rail service. It recalls Russian subsidies to South Manchuria under Japanese control, and mentions future electrification plans spanning 196 miles and freight plus passenger traffic.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Railway Commission
Montreal
Toronto
South
Manchuria
St Petersburg
Ei Soothers
Cppinel California
Relieving Coughs and Colds Quickly
A brief note on relief from coughs and colds and sore throat symptoms using remedies that ease irritation and inflammation. The text emphasizes rapid comfort and suggests simple measures for breathing and throat relief.
An Oversight In A Scrappy Morning
The Scrap Book notes a morning scene with Chappie in his apartments waking in messy attire. The valet Alphonse points out the crumpled pajamas and uncreased trawerries as the cause. The comic snippet ends with a light moral about preparation.
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Chappie
Alphonse
Bohemlan
Wit and Fashion Flashes From City Socials
A string of light anecdotes reveals social fumbles and compliments in everyday life. Mrs Hin and Mrs Hall share cordial exchanges while fashion jibes arise over gowns hats and back views in public. A humorous contrast between polite digs and style misreads anchors the piece with city spotlight.
Richest Union Claims Amalgamated Engineers Society Wealth
The Amalgamated Engineers Society of Great Britain is described as the wealthiest labor union in the world with funds exceeding $3,500,000. Most assets are secure investments generating steady returns. As of January 1, 1507, union membership stood at 106,188, and the body provides sick, death, and superannuation benefits.
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Iabor
Amalgamated Engineers’ ‘Society of Great Britain
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National Biscuit Company
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Gaillford Carrion
Elisabert
York
Ens
Ripon
Binner
Crete
Hue
Cotiérs
Turkey
Douma
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Balenties
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Britain
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Germany
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Lowell Chemrea
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Millough
Stella
Bella
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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