The Result of a Case of School Love
Ensign Schuyler Noble on the Prairie Navy ship faces a love triangle with Lucy Archibald and Camelia Tryne during a ship launch. A maidservant spoons incident leads to a police-like sting by Lieutenant Mansfeld, exposing pilfering, ending Noble’s engagement and delaying duty.
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Schuyler Noble
United
Prairie
Noble
Devon
Archibald
Naval Academy
Trule
Long
Capid
Lucy
Camelia Tryne
Walon
Schuyler
Thieutenant
Mansfield
Manafield
Mansfeld
Lacey Archbald
Ensign Noble
Union
Tryne
Indies
Lucy Archibald
Mest
Mansell
Beraral
Miss Archibald
Nobie
Beatrice Tucker
Bryan and Kern Talk It Over in Lincoln Meeting
Nebraska Democrats press for Bryan to receive official nomination in Lincoln. John W Kern of Indiana met with William J Bryan for a conference while labor leaders and local businessmen planned discussions. Republicans fear Lincoln celebration boosts Bryan as they push to control timing and location for the notification.
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Lincoln
Neb
John W. Kern
Indiana
Vie
Fairview
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Kern
Labor Feadyng
Nebraska
Tammany Leader Returns From Denver Convention
Charles F. Mare Iphy and allies travel back from the Democratic national convention in Denver. Murphy believes the Democratic ticket has a good chance in New York. Plans for Gaynor as presidential nominee were discussed then dropped after Lincoln’s response. Martin W. Littleton recalls a cordial, expansive greeting with the candidate.
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New York
Charles FP. Mare Iphy
Tammany
Denver
Murphy
Justice Gaynor
Brooklyn
Mergan
Lincoln
Martin W. Littleton
Sdes
JINGLES AND JESTS A Deceiver Ella-So Algie Blamed
A fragmentary tale recounts a deceived suitor named Ella-So Algie who is misled by a woman. She feigns indifference, then accepts a marriage proposal, leaving him frustrated and puzzled by the apparent romance.
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Ella
Algie
Kella
Mitts
The Curious Talk of Divorces and Ditchmen
The passage compiles comic snippets from newspapers and verse. It notes Mrs Lakeside’s marriages and divorces and contrasts gossip with a string of satirical poems. The tone mimics a public pasteboard of misheard lines and social quips. The pieces reference lawyers, etiquette, and a chorus of playful banter about manners and self image.
Prodigy Dialog Sparks Tales of Taste and Song
In a humorous exchange from Patholic Standard and Times, a tiresome man and Vox argue about storytelling by women and men. A Judge voice laments longing for home music, recalling tunes like Home Sweet Home and a cheeky line about money and presence.
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Vox
the Prodigy
Jfotter
jFou
Pen
John L Sullivan Divorce Battle Preview
Providence July 14 Mrs John L Sullivan formerly Annie Bates Centerville will oppose the suit for divorce filed by her husband the former heavyweight champion Sullivan says she learned of the action from a messenger and has not been served papers. She says she is willing to live with him if he stops drinking but will oppose his obtaining a divorce citing his pursuit of a moneyed marriage and her own resolve to contest the case.
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Providence
John TL. Sullivan
Annie Bates
Centerville
Mex
Sullivan
John L
Mrs. Sullivan
Rivever
Chicago Heat Claims Thirteen Lives in Weekend Toll
Chicago reports thirteen heat deaths over the weekend as temperatures climbed. The city endured sweltering conditions with roofs and streets hot, following a spell of extreme heat and rising temperatures across the region.
Creamee Creek or M Cream Mixup Sparks Confusion
Unclear text fragment suggests a misread headline about a Cream or M Cream item. References to Adr Boone and crates appear garbled. No definite events, names, or places readable to form a solid news item.
Piles Remedy Praised by Mansfield Reader
A Mansfield reader recalls a long ago bout with severe piles and credits Mills Pile Pomade with complete relief. The testimonial notes trying many remedies before this ointment cured the condition and prevented recurrence.
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A. Halcom
Mansfield
Mast
Pope Pius X and His Court A Vatican Portrait
A Milan published work claims to present a vivid yet biased account of Pope Pius X and his Vatican life. It describes his daily routine, meals, wine habits, private audiences, and strict traditions, noting critics question the author’s identity while detailing the pope’s simple foods and rapid eating.
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Rome
Milan
Prus X
Witi
Vatican
Orhan VII
Teo XL
Pius X
Moneignor Briseaus’ Curts
Batek
Hressan
Maesie Uth
Ofes
Mantua
Leo Iiii
Austria
Venice
Venton
House Work Hearts Core Message to Women
A wartime era plea highlights thousands of American women bearing daily burdens in homes. It urges recognition and support for mothers and homemakers as they cope with pain and fatigue, urging aid to ease their burdens and keep families cared for.
Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Claims and Anecdotes
A collection of testimonials extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation and irregularities. Also included are anecdotes about the future pope Pius X and Swiss guards, describing scenes of guards and papal quiet walks.
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F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
W. P. Boyd
Beaver Falls
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lea Deaths in Gotham From Severe Heat
New York July 14 ten deaths occurred as prostrations swept the city. Many sought relief at seashore or mountain resorts while sheltering humanity from the East Side filled every outdoor sleeping place. A cooler day followed, easing the danger.
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New York
Seashore
Mountin
Magazine Review of Kamuel Hopkins Adams Health Offic er
A critical look at San Francisco’s bibote plague cleanup cites a 10 000 bounty on Dr Kinyoun and white Chinatown politicians pushing for lynching. The piece details threats against Kinyoun, government pushback, and suppression of federal findings as officials fear public panic.
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Kamuel Hopkins Adams
Elle
Mc Uture
San Francisco
Henate
Chinatown
Tee
Eourt
Gage
Mutintey
United States Marine Hospital
Federal Commission
California
Dr Pierce's Favorite Proscription Advertisement
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for "female ailments" and periodical issues. It states the product will regulate the stomach and body, invites sufferers to write for free information, and offers a cloth bound copy for $1 in stamps. Buffalo, N Y is listed as the contact, with 1000 page Medical Adviser available upon request.
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Phila Wer Shee, Co. Newart
N. J
Pargeon
Ieee
Wreman
Pierce
Bweild
Pri Eevee
Buffalo
Plarce
What Ghosts are Made Of
An article discusses a device that records as ghosts the movement of a picture by an adjustable spring needle over a traveling table and a spark to an aerial. It cites Hene Hache and Prof Cans Monroe proposing ghosts as chemical phenomena that may be artificially reproduced in a laboratory, linking apparitions to tragedy and burial, with photographs illustrating the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical World
Hene Hache
Cans
Ra Munroe
George Washington University
Washington, D. G
The Laurent of Old Maids May Have a Part
A paragraph from William J. Locke's Simple Septimus in The American Magazine is cited as amusing and brainy. The excerpt notes a woman's instinct to mate and influence offspring, while describing the oldest maids as seeking to perpetuate the race.
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Laurent
William J. Locke
Pictures by Wireless Innovation Enables Photo Transmission
A Danish engineer named Hane Kiriadsen in London has developed etheric photo transmission devices. The compact transmitter and receiver sit on small pedestals with coherer, drive mechanism, and adjustable tables for plate handling. The system supports items up to four by two inches and aims to impact commerce and crime detection.
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Hane Kiriadsen
London
Prison reform idea envisions suspended sentences for criminals
An article from McClure's July issue presents Jnde McKenzie Cleland of Chicago arguing that many criminals can be reformed without prison by suspended maximum sentences with minimal cost. He cites reduced revenge motives and improved social outcomes, noting prisoners often emerge worse. The piece discusses justice, risk, and reform, including a perilous view of punishment and rehabilitation.
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Jnde McKenzie Cleland
Chicago
McClure
House of Correction
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