Lady of Dreams Returns as Mystery Princess
Ashe, a noted poet, encounters a dream figure in a white gown with cross and veil. The mysterious Princess Constantia Gregorius unmasked as Miss Constance Gregory, a country cousin from Binghamton, sparking romance and telepathic mischief.
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Ile
Ashe
Constantin Gregorius
Russia
Foster
Mrs. Foster
Society of Psychic Research
Mr. Ashe
Tain
Miss Gregory
Constance
Cissy Loftus
Tim
Uim
Miss ¢ Gregory
Thurstons
Morristown
Dick Thurston's
Iasted Ashe
Constantia Gregorius
Binghamton
Miss Chegery
Mademoiselle Sapphira
Miss Grregory
Dick Thurston
N. Y. Evening Post
Upper atmosphere may extend beyond 34 miles, says Morris
The old belief placed air at over sixty miles high, but recent analysis of meteorite drops suggests a ceiling near 34 miles. Free space travelers blaze into light at 1a miles, implying extreme rarity of air and forcing limits of Earth's atmosphere. Further height remains uncertain as gravity fights centrifugal force.
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Charles Morris
Lippincott
Edmonia Teases Colonial Reception Fashion
Detroit Free Press notes Edmonia mocks a colonial dame for her dress at a reception. The remark contrasts impertinence with elegance and is framed alongside a cynical line about divorce judges unmanning a woman.
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Edmonia
Enemys Ships Taken in Salem Harbor Mock Battle
A coastal mock naval engagement near Salem ended with Pillsbury's White Squadron surrendering to Rear Admiral Higginson. The single-ship pursuit peaked at dawn as the Kearsarge, Alabama, and Massachusetts closed in on Pillsbury near Thatcher's Island, with Pillsbury signaling surrender around 5 AM. The victorious squadron then returned to Rockport as dispatch boats patrolled the coast from Portland to Cape Col.
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Pillsbary
New England
Masmia
Mass
Hiscinson
Pillsbury
Salem Harbor
Daniel H. Staeble
Wen
Pilsehars
Salem
Nearsare
Alabama
Massachusetts
Thatcher's Island
Rockport
Pilsherr
Thearsarge
Staehle
Cate
Kearsarge
Massaciante
Amebors
Masachusetts
Weleck
Higgineen
Noe
Higzginiss
Portland
Cape Col
Pennsylvania Coal Strike and Ohio municipal law draft
Ohio Legislature met in extraordinary session in Columbus to draft laws restoring municipal government and Supreme Court jurisdiction, amid calls to repeal a May act limiting appellate power. News also covers coal strike stalemate, rail steel orders to Germany, lightning death, and comments by Hanna and Roosevelt-era figures.
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Ohio
Columbus
Supreme Court
General Assembis
Omer
Willam Bel, Jr
House
Gov. Nash G
Supreme Court of the
Emler
General Assembly
Filipinos Active in Mountains Causing Trouble
Manila mail reports insurgents in the Tobaco Mala nao and Tivi mountains in Albay with about 500 rebels. Native constabulary out daily. six natives killed at Bantayan and three Chinese carried off. A sick constable at Malanae captured, limbs cut off. Americans say no native aid or guides. Ladrones harassing the land tax department near Malolos. deputy fired on at Pulilan. Guevarra, ex insurgent, aiding civil authorities in Samar. Diosdes dispersed after warning of consequences.
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Manila Mail
Tobaco
Malanao
Tivi
Albay
Bantayan
Malanae
Malolos
Pulilan
Guevarra
Samar
Diosdes
Prince Chen Endorses Roosevelt as a Fine Ruler
Prince Chen praises Roosevelt as a fine ruler of a fine people. Santa Fe train No 1 killed Walter Oldham at Sibley Missouri. President appoints John B Richardson of Kansas as consul at Utilla Honduras. Old soldiers and settlers of Douglas County Kansas to reunite in Ava September 16 to 19. First Missouri district Republicans nominate Lee T Robinson for Congress by acclamation. Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss Cathleen Gebhard Neilson announce engagement at Newport Rhode Island. U.S. government seeking sites for coaling stations in South Africa South America and Japan. Oklahoma and Texas Railroad Co granted charter to build 100 miles from Red River to Cement Callo County Oklahoma.
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Prince Chen
Roosevelt
Walter Oldham
Sibley
John B. Richardson
Kansas
United States
Utilla
Honduras
Douglas County
Kan
Ava
Missouri
Lee T. Robinson
Unionville
Congress
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cathleen Gebhard Neilson
Newport
R. I
South Africa
South America
Japan
Oklahoma and Texas Railroad Company
Red River
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Cement
Calldo
The Prophet Like Moses Sunday School Lesson
A Sunday school discussion contrasts two views of Deuteronomy’s origin. It favors the traditional Mosaic autographs view while noting a seventh century BC theory. The text surveys the book’s structure 17:14 to 18:22, addressing kings priests and prophets and the issue of true versus false prophecy.
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Moses
Israel
Canaan
Manasseh
Dosiah
Hilkins
Thors
Josiah
Davids
Solomon
Matasseh
John the Apostle
Jesus
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
The Sphinx Decaying Warned by Cairo Figure
Gr Longworth of Cairo warns in Enghind that Egypts sphinx is rapidly decaying due to climate change from irrigation in recent years. The London correspondent notes the structure may not withstand ongoing environmental shifts.
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Sphinx
Gr. Longworth
Cairo
Enghind
Egypt
London
New York Tribune
Germany Has Grown Population by Sixteen Million Since 1871
Germany has added no territory since 1871 yet its population has increased by 16 million. The statement highlights demographic growth without territorial expansion, reflecting internal changes over the period.
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Germany
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Thurston
Cissie
Billy
Mater
Morris
Mr. Wimmering Ashe
Billy Ashe
Society of Psychical Research
Mrs
Atma JE
TA Ata FT Higginson
Flue Squadron
Pennsylvania
Charles Campbell
Billings
Bliss, C. T
J. H. McMahon
Independent Telephone System
Alma
Gobin
Shenandoah, Pa
Rle
Shenandoah
Hanna
Buffalo
New York
Central Federation Union
Russell Sage
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Sage
the Sunday School
Joan R. Slater
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