Tragic Marriage Tangle Behind Ill-Favored Governess
Richard Pardon narrates life at Boscombe Lodge with Eunice, Milo Rosalie, and Sam Fleetwood. Suspicions arise about Rosalie’s origin and secret meetings with a lover in Ivybush Lane as Eunice's engagement to Harry Clanronald progresses. Rosalie’s charm masks duplicity and creeping unease surrounds the household.
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Richard Pardon
Eunice
Boscombe Lodge
Sevenoaks
Samuel Fleetwood
Milo
Rosalie Lenormand
Pardon
Angel
Samuel Mleetwood
Lenermand
Munice
Mile Rosa
Hangiages
Papal
Kanice
Eanice
Papa
Kusalie
Vane
Butch Tike
Banive
Rosalie
Mile
Mlle
Mademoiselle
Miss
Dane
Benny
Lenormand Smith
Jones
Richard
Hastings Chinrotaki
Mr. Clanronald
Harry
Mr. Clanronakl
Mr. Churonald
England
Mr. Clanrenald
Ile
Harry Clanrenald
Eanive
Resolf
Parry
Plarry
Waa
Elsie
Cuto
Felting
Thore
Leonine
Honeheld
Daugster
Harry Lo
Leo
Killal
Pleetwood
Alie
Cir
Fleetwoul
Fleetwood
Pletwood
Ivybush Lane
Naming Names and the Whirlwind of Criticism Abroad
In Europe naming informants is an offense, contrasted with American practice. The piece recalls Caprivi's resignation in Berlin and a reporter’s risk in quoting him, noting harsh reception from German editors. It also includes a domestic obituary to mothers and fathers praising parental roles and daily labor.
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Europe
Berlin
Associated Press
ISM
Bismareck
Count Caprivi
Caprivi
Pat Toba
Caprivis
From an Author's Journal in the Atlanta Constitution
A writer riffs on shifting weather and works in progress for new songs in exchange for coal. He jokes that breakfast bacon costs 25 cents a pound while poetry sells for ten dollars a ton. He muses that geniuses are recognized after death but prefers a marble yard now.
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Atlanta Constitution
Race death by own action explained
A fragment cites a Philadelphia Press quote noting that race death by own action refers to gamblers risking their last dollar on a dead sure bet at the post. The remark frames the behavior as futile and self harming in betting culture.
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Post
Philadelphia Press
Cremations in Germany Rise Over Previous Year
In the past year Germany cremated 61 people, exceeding the prior year by 200, marking a notable increase in cremation figures.
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Germany
Vienna Debates Municipalizing Undertaker Business
In Old Vienna the city considers taking over the undertaker industry to run funeral services municipally. The move aims to control costs and standardize care for residents while addressing private sector concerns.
Meet of Baptists Seeks to Frame Nationwide Christian Reach
Buffalo hosts annual Baptist missionary meetings highlighting a vast network. The Baptist family totals about 13 million adherents with 44,820 churches and 30,800 ministers. Three key societies in Buffalo drive foreign and domestic missions, reporting sizable receipts and extensive global activity.
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Buffalo
United States
South
North
American Baptist Missionary Union
Foreign Missions
Boston
American Baptist Publication Society of
Philadelphia
American Baptist Some Mission Society of
New York City
The
Missionary Union
Philippines
Japan
China
India
Africa
Europe
Russia
Sweden
Germany
France
Denmark
S&s
Asia
Home Missionary Society
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Publication Society
Methodist preacher tours Germany in revival drive
The Rev I B Meyer conducts meetings across major German cities while in Omaha the First Methodist Church prepares for a celebration. A $40000 debt is nearly cleared and notable gifts include J Pierpont Morgan funding a Book of Common Prayer for St Pauls Boston. Bronze tablets honor Brooklyn pastors French Scudder Behrender.
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I. B. Meyer
Germany
First Methodist Church
Omaha
Dr. Milburn
United States Senate
Mobile
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Boston
J. Pierpont Morgan
French
Scudder
Behrender
Central Congregational Church of
Brooklyn
F. M. Messenger
Grosvenordale
Conn
Alfred Noon
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
New England Southern Conference
Ower
Epworth League
Pauls Voyage and Shipwreck in Acts 27
A Sunday School lesson highlights Paul and companions aboard a grain ship bound for Rome. A severe storm drives the vessel toward Crete and Italy, yet Paul inspires courage, the crew eats, and all 276 aboard survive after grounding on shore, underscoring faith, leadership, and providence.
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Paul
Caesar
Festus
Rome
Julius
Lymone
Aristarchus
Thesslonica
Luke
Adramyttium
Troas
Myra
Asia Minor
Alexandria
Seypt
Crete
Pair Havens
Phoenix
Ecoast
Mair Tavens
Centurion
Dpanl
Spre
Aquilo
Cretan
Italy
Bank Tehin
Howerant
Napoleon
Luther
Moody
Donal
Elijah
Waerwn
Sodom
Talmage
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Wolls
Frank
Houie
Dad
Stevens County Reveille
Tie
Stadt
Stal
Old
Vienna
Meet OF Baptists
Christian Church
Peciere
the Sunday School
Richard M. Vaughan
Billville
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