Fate and a Parisian garden tale of matches and fate
Evelyn Witworth presents a moral tale of destiny as a Corsican kingmaker, a couple in Versailles, and a lifetime plan. An American pair in Paris confront a second life phase when a wife refuses to relive past loss, guiding a twist of fate that ends with a stop at an unwelcome ancestral home.
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France
Paria
Versailles
America
Lfe
Caid
Marke
Walter Lanier
Lanter
Cook Is Lost in Arctic, Hopeful Frame From Bartlett
The St Johns dispatch reports Randolph Frank returning from the Arctic with doubts on Dr. Cook’s fate. Captain Bartlett at Brixham believes Cook may be safe somewhere in Ellesmereland, perhaps near Ellemereland with ample game. Cook set out last spring from Annatok toward the pole with Eskimo companions, four sledges, and ample supplies, but May letters and ice conditions delayed or halted progress.
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St. Johns
N. F
Randolph Frank
Arctic
Peary
Hick
Ar. A. Gook
Samuel Bartiere
Brik. Cape
Bartlett
Cook
Elleemereland
Ir. Cook
Frank
Bradley
Annatok
Btah
Greenland
Dr. Cook
Pole
Cape Hubbard
Ellexmereland
Cape Columbia
Dr. Cok
New York
Smith's Sound
Vr. Cook
Erik
Tah
United States
le. Cook
Dr. Vouk
Kilexmerelant
Etwh
Killesmere Jan
Congress Rejects Koch Theory in Tuberculosis Clash
In a historic session the sixth triennial tuberculosis congress rejected Dr. Hetert Koch's theory that human infection from bovine tuberculosis taintui is overstated. President Roosevelt praised the gathering and urged continued scientific effort to combat the disease, marking a milestone against German skepticism and signaling policy support for public health research.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
de. Hetert Kook
Conimi
Congress Adopts Resolution On Possible Bovine Infection Risk
The congress reached its climax yesterday by a narrow vote adopting a resolution recognizing the possibility of human infection from bovine tuberculosis. The measure underscores concern over cross species transmission and calls for ongoing monitoring and research.
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Yeaterday Whip Gaal
Uemimone
Pork and pig head recipes from October Women's Home Companion
A magazine excerpt details methods for preparing pork dishes including a fat pork mush served in bread and fried, and a pig head dish boiled, deboned, and seasoned with malt and sage. It notes optional sage or other flavors and emphasizes careful bone removal and thorough cooking.
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Thor
One Dead Five Injured In Brightons 24 Hours Race
A chaotic 24 hours at Brighton Beach New York Ends with one dead five injured and cars wrecked. Simplex driver Robertson No 6 wins as Lozier driven by Cobe and Montague Roberts Thomas finish second and third amid costly crashes and a cheering crowd of over 30000 locals.
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New York
Brighton
Robertson
Leseault
Sta
George Robertson
Harry Cobe
Lozier
Montague Roberts
Thomas
Auto crashes in New York claim lives and injuries
A string of Saturday motor accidents in New York left one man dead and several injured. Edward from Harooke? was killed when a large touring car struck him as he and Miss Josephine Wagner were hit. Wagner suffered a fractured skull. The car fled the scene. Additional crashes involved two taxicabs at Broadway and 100th, a touring car colliding with a lamppost at a cross street, with occupants removed and treated for injuries.
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New York
Edward In
Arooke Tyn
Josephine Wagner
Brooklyn
Ryan
Missner
Miss Wagner
Broadway
One Hundred and Fourth Street
Thaw Case Rule Survives Sheriff Contempt Claim
Judge Archbald ruled Sheriff Park Lane of Migr rrrasor county New York was not in contempt for not delivering Harry K Thaw to a United States marshal. Thaw is cited in habeas corpus proceedings to test his sanity before Justice Mills at White Plains, placing him under that court’s jurisdiction, not the sheriff’s custody. After habeas proceedings, further action may follow.
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McGlure
Burton J. Hendrick
John Sherman
Ohio
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
George F. Hoar
Masachusetts
George Gray
Delware
Jamoa Z. George
Miseiseinp
Spooner
Congres
Washi
Joan Sherman
Congress
Senate
Chasette
Delaware
Seage
United States Circuit Court
Bryan
George
Eyate
Spreme Court of
Mississippi
New York
Archbald
United States Court
Scranton
Arenbaldent
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Taft
Cleveland
Willam
Inley
England
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Hrgan
Hearst
Europe
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Ito
Rebecca
Parvenne
Rachel
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Mrs. Parvenne
Dot
Horn
Robert Koch
Henry B. Harris
Edgar Selwyn
Pierre
Sir Gilbert Parker
Magazine Review
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MR. Selwyn
Pierre of the
Renault
Sheriff Lane
Westchester County
Toronto Papers
Pierre of
Toronto
Mail and Empire
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