Story of a valet at a manor and a fatal ending
The narrator recounts a tale of Lady Kildare, a penniless niece, and Sir Edward at a country manor. A staged engagement leads to a wedding, while observations reveal infidelity between Lady Edward and Captain Carew. Sir Edward shoots the captain then kills himself, Lady Kildare faints, and a coroner calls it temporary madness before she marries Carew a year later.
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Sir Edward
Teach
Kildare
Brookhaven
the Cedars
Lady Kildare
Cinew
Bir Rénard
Edward
Edwanl
Cote
Bite
Stone
Electric car speed push by Huntington plan
Hearse E Huntington advocates a southern California trolley system running parallel to steam lines. He aims to run long Lutanee cars at a mile a minute while new steel fronts reduce air resistance. A recent test reached sixty eight miles per hour on a heavy car.
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Hearse E. Huntington
Califernia
Los Angeles
New York
Tejiane Steel
Protection of Agwtrntina Birds in Austinila
An ornithologist group presses for laws to safeguard endangered birds with a focus on securing a reserve for the autmeg pigeon. The proposal argues certain species face extinction and need protected status and habitat.
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Austinila
Novelties In Pineworts Fireworks Delight Night Sky
The New York Evening World notes large mandarin cracker strings from 1000 to 40000 firecrackers. These hang from poles or be tied, ending with a mandarin bomb. Aerial sharpshooting to music and a hot air balloon ascent to 3000 feet height are popular for Fourth of July style celebrations.
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New York Evening World
Attais
Mission of Scholar Filipinos To Study Archival History
A Philippine history project funded by the American government will appoint Prof J. Zuleta to lead three years of archival collection in Seville Madrid and other Spanish cities then in Mexico and the United States. The work, intended to build a national library and museum connection, seeks copies of documents on Philippine history from major archives and museums.
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Zulueta
Seville
Mays
New York
Jane
Milottio
Spain
Philippina
Madrid
Barcelona
Simancas
France
British Museum
United States
Mexico
Fiipitix
J. Zille
Congress
Washington
Manila
Putoain
Congressional Library
Jeffon
Philippine
Disney
Neela
Zuleta
Jose Rizal
Tio
Tuatory
Manila Lyceum
Sptiplaos
Philippine Museum
Bureau of
Burda
P.O. Poor
University of Michigan
Philippines
Germans Laud American Hospitality as They Tour U S
A German delegation of forty seven, sent by the Kaiser to study U S agriculture, praised American hospitality at a New York luncheon. They lauded schools and agricultural methods, but complained of Pullman trains and meals, and urged future supplies of timber and fertilizer from Germany. One student noted the lack of beer in U S colleges and praised German drinking culture. The group planned return visits, while other notes mention Boston Protestant fundraising to convert Spanish women.
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United States
Kaiser
New York Times
Belvedere
New York
Joby Behulte
United States Department of Agriculture
Erich Specklor
Fluegge
von Flingse
Rittmeister Lemeke
Hittmeister Lenicke
Ameria
Wald
Germany
Gat
Atx Yeang
Karl Fuhrmann
Ian
Pivat
Behulie
Yale Students Abandon Hats In Town Hatless fad Spreads
New Haven reports Yale students and town residents going hatless amid a campus trend. Automobiles pass Chapel Street as bareheaded crowds fill trolley cars and shops. Some credit fashion, others joke about tanning, while barbers note healthier hair.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
New York Herald
Chapel Street
Pis
Theodore Rognevelt
Groton School
Don Croton
MiLners
Haut Deaters
Adelina Patti earns vast sums on stage tours
The article claims Adelina Patti was paid lavishly during United States tours, with purported figures of $200 per second on stage and a per-note rate of about 3.25, implying earnings exceeding $2 per breath drawn on stage.
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Patti
Adelina Patti
Frewell
America
United Tates
Advertising the secret of quick business returns
Advertising has long been the chief factor in trade and will continue to drive success. The newspaper remains a fundamental tool for attracting customers and boosting returns for printers and merchants alike.
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Ale Wayne
Diplomat Letter Urges Russia Pact to Protect Jewish Americans
Simon Wolf, former U S consul in Egypt under Grant, writes Count Cassini urging a full treaty recognizing Russian Jewish passports. He warns U S anger over Kishinev horror and urges equal rights for Jews at home to avoid fueling anti Russia sentiment and harming relations. He cites massive Jewish emigration, diplomacy tested by public opinion, and potential political backlashes in Congress and state legislatures.
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Egypt
Washington
New York Times
Empire of
Russia
Kishinom
The
United Stated
United States
Congress
Otrern
Thunela
Sea of American Police
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Ilia Wheat
RCH Ey
the Times’ Daily Short Story
Mission OF Scholarly
Sunny Jim
Kaiser's Agricultural Party
United Sea
Boston
Madi
Gullick Institute
Lawrence
Episcopal Church of
Cassini
Simon Wolf
Fanken Treass
Fie Souk Wong the ‘Eute
England
Toda
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