How a Curate's Ce Became Larchioness
The tale recounts a Margulis of Ballyshannon who meets a country girl at a well. She offers water from her hands, captures his gaze, and they dream of each other through war and rumor. A warning by the girl saves the marquis from attackers, and Kathleen, her name, is later sheltered by him. her example endears her to locals.
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Margulis
Ballyshannon
Marquis
Lindlord
All Ireland
Marquis of
Kathleen
Ening
Trolley Car Jumps Track In Boston Collision
A Boston inbound Auburndale trolley car jumped the track last night on Commonwealth Avenue injuring several riders. No fatalities were reported though injuries appeared serious and one piece of equipment was knocked over.
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Boston
Auburndale
Tension at the Capital Over Niagara Falls Mediation
President Wilson returns to office as mediators at Niagara Falls threaten to undo weeks of peace efforts. Consul Silliman, jailed by Mexicans at Saltillo, is discussed with the president urging swift Senate action on antitrust bills. The Senate debates the canal tolls bill while the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs further hearings related to the New Haven case and Miller seeks to testify on past railroad transactions.
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Washington
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Carranga
Silliman
Mexicana
Saltillo
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Newlands
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Cummins
Town
Thompson
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoffman Miller
George MacCulloch
Miller
New Haven
New York and
Portchester
Westchester Road
Mile
Schooner Kelon Sunk in Atlantic Gale off Sambro
Halifax N S N J reports the American schooner Kelon of Machias Maine and an unknown schooner were lost in a gale. Captain Hicks and five men were rescued by the Gloucester fairing schooner Romance after the Kelon began sinking off Sambro while en route from Magdalen Island to Machias.
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Halifax
N. 8
Tune
Kelon
Machin
North Atlantic
Hicks
Romance
Hickey
Sambro
Magdalen Telmida
Machias
Decision Against Frank in Mary Phagan Verdict Motion
Judge Banff Hill of Fulton county superior court sustained the states demurrer to the motion to set aside the verdict by Leo M. Prank found guilty of the murder of factory girl Mary Phagan. The motion claimed constitutional rights were violated when the verdict was returned during the condemned man’s absence from court. The judge held the motion was filed too late to merit consideration and noted possible appeals to the Georgia Supreme Court and, if needed, the United States Supreme Court.
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Atlanta
Banff, Hill
Fulton County Superior Court
Leo M. Prank
Mary Phagan
Frank
Hit
Baby with Eczema Treated by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
An 1913 letter from Mon. G. Karcher of Newton Massachusetts describes severe childhood eczema across three children. Relief came after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Cuticura Remedy, with the oldest boy’s facial sores healing and skin improvement noted over weeks.
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Allien St
Newton
Mas
G. Karcher
Cuticura
Dept. Toston
Militant Suffragettes Disrupt London Churches
London reports suffragettes for the first time invade Catholic churches during services at Westminster Cathedral and the Brompton Oratory. A woman interrupts the pulpit at Westminster and a midday Mass at the Oratory, shouting anti censorship slogans as vergers eject disruptors and police take control. A separate note claims a young man gained access to Buckingham Palace to prove entry ease.
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London
Westminster Cathedral
Brompton Oratory
Bernard Vaughn
Westminster
Emmeline Pankhurst
Joan of Arc
Buckingham Palace
Delcasse Invited by Paris Amid Franco German Ties
Paris reports President Voinare invited Theophile Delcasse on Saturday evening amid talk that Poincare and other leaders understand his prior anti German stance. The German emperor had invited Delcasse two years earlier after explanations, which he declined to avoid misreading a French minister of marine visit.
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Paris
Voinare
Theophile del
Mbalalan
Ttc
Poincare
Geremany
M. Deleasse
M. Deloasse
Twit M. Delcasse
Germany
Rheuma Insures Pure Blood Ad
An advertisement warns that thin lifeless blood leads to rheumatic inflammation and heart damage. It urges against dangerous drugs and claims Rheuma quickly strengthens and enriches the blood, available for 4 of the Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Red Cross
Advt
Chokes to death on meat at Greenfield cafe
A man, about middle aged and wearing a blue serge suit, died after choking on meat at a Greenfield restaurant on a Saturday. A fragment of letters in his pocket helped authorities, who were unable to identify him at the scene. Police continued to investigate his origin, noting he appeared from Claremont, N Y, and was not yet identified.
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Fireenfield
Mans
Bec
Claremont
N. Y
Heranne
Clarecont
Fire Devastates North Burns Block in Pittsfield
A blaze in Pittsfield Massachusetts began in the North Burns block damaging a business structure and spreading to several adjacent buildings. Loss is estimated at $150,000. Authorities will investigate the cause as fire crews faced delays due to equipment issues and communication problems.
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Pittsfield
Maes
Burns
Bul ‘Ness
Tosa
Inquiry Is Suspended In New Haven Morgan Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission ended its public inquiry into the New Haven Morgan-Baker-Miller plan to dump 1.5 million into the Westchester gold brick. Mellen’s lawyer disputed a witness claim and defended Mellen’s knowledge and approval of the proposed acquisition while testimony raised questions about stock movements and record falsifications. A long baseball note about a home run in Boston was also mentioned.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Santte
Easton
New Haven
Mellen Sad Falmely
Earthing
Morgan-Baker- Miller Committee
Westchester
Crim
Mellen
Walker D. Hines
Atelison,Topeki and
Santa Fe Railway
Melien
Reid
David AE. Brown
Rosten & Maine
John Billard
New England Navigation Company
Str. Millard
New England Investment and Securty Company
Brown
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Marsans
Beck
Cardinals
Ty Cube
Home and Household Tips From the Newark News
Practical hints cover jelly from juice and flavoring, paper for pressing, leather care with Dimemania, a makeshift ball hanger from a tin funnel, washing glass with rye water, cork removal from bottles using ammonia or a wire hook, shaping corks with wedges, using a round bottle for sieving tomato pulp, and cheese as a versatile dish with omelets or sandwiches.
Frugal Cheese Dishes From A Troubled Pantry
A stray recipe collection describes grated cheese uses for salads and baked dishes. It lists scalloped cheese with bread, cheese omelet, cheese cakes, German Cheese Cake, and Cheese Savory on toast. Directions mix milk eggs cheese butter and seasonings, bake hot until golden and serve.
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Walt
Eisamon
Eastern college talent eyed as Cravath blasts two homers
Ack Coombs moves toward joining Philadelphia and Detroit while scouts review eastern colleges for talent. Gabby Cravath homered twice against Babe Marquard on Tuesday. Georgetown players executed a stealing play in a win over Washington. Harvard freshmen add a catcher with 22 hits in 40 at bats. CL Foster named captain of the Dartmouth gun club.
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Ack Coombs
Philadelphia
Datley
Connelly
Versey
Weems
Charlie Herrege
Lear
Prince Tite
Reds
Harvard Freshen
Casey Hagerman
CL Foster
Meahady
Maes
Dartmouth College
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Newark News
Lola D. Wangner
Pictorial Review
Rexall
Jeanice
Hudnut’s
Palmer’s
Intense
Harmony
Violet Dulce
D’artagnan
Roger & Galet’s
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Post
Luke
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