Vedder Court drama unfolds in Market Square tale
In a sprawling scene at Market Square church and Vedder court, Gail Smith Boyd navigates power plays as Allison advances control of transportation and real estate. Dick Rodley proposes, Gail declines, and emotional tensions surge amid church politics and urban development in New York.
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International Tansportation Company
Smith Boyd
Arly
New York
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Veddercourt
Rebuilding Plan Looms as Cathedral Deal Fails
In the vestry drama Allison, Jim Sargent, and Doctor Boyd clash over the Vedder court property. A cathedral sale collapses with Clark and Chisholm, prompting talk of rebuilding tenements to pass inspectors and delay the project. Gail observes the tension while New Smith Boyd hidden longing unsettles her.
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Creed Allison
Jim
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Houston van Ploon Se
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Gall
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Boyd
Money Drives Global Power in a Shadowy Strategy
A tale of wealth and influence as figures from many lands converge on a hard bargain. Allison uses money and threats to carve control of railways, while diplomats, bankers, and a Russian grand duke navigate a web of leverage and potential war.
Attila the Hun and His Historic Rise and Fall
French historian Michelet portrays Attila as Etzel, a vast force whose era ended with his defeat. Priscus described him as stern and compact with a piercing gaze, driven by a preference for his Danubian village over imperial conquest. His campaigns devastated Metz and Gaul, shaping enduring legends.
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Rabies Not Tied to Dog Days Says Health Expert
Dr O McDaniel states rabies occurrence is not season dependent and dog bites require prompt care. A suspected rabid dog should be observed for two weeks. if it stays well rabies is ruled out, if it sickens or dies the head is sent to the State Health Department for examination and treated bite victims report for care. Rabies in dogs lasts three to five days after symptoms begin, while bitten people may fall ill in five to nine weeks. Dog Days do not cause mad dogs.
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State Board of Health
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Woman's Place at Home Quips Trace Local Banter
A fragment from the Buffalo Courier captures a witty exchange about gender roles with a joke on a wife working at a cannery. The dialogue hints at domestic expectation versus labor participation.
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Buffalo Courier
Austria Yields 10 American Demand On Ancona Sinking
The Austrian note to the United States says the submarine commander was punished for not fully considering the Anconas panic. It accepts paying indemnity to American victims but rejects responsibility for damage from the justifiable firing on the fleeing vessel or boats capsizing before the torpedo. The reply hopes Washington provides details of American deaths. if not, Austria-Hungary will indemnify damages whose proximate cause cannot be fixed.
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Austro-Hungary
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Schmidt guilty of murder in Times bombing case
Mathew A. Schmidt was convicted of first degree murder as an accomplice of James B. McNamara in the Los Angeles Times building bombing. The jury found he murdered Charles Hagerty, one of the victims, and sentenced him to life in prison, matching McNamara's penalty after his confession.
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Mathew A. Schmidt
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Charles Hagerty
Times
Schmidt
Boy Frozen After Being Buried Under Wood Near Palmyra
Jacob Christopherson, 3 years old, was trapped under a load of wood about a quarter mile from his Palmyra home from afternoon until morning. The temperature fell to 2 degrees below zero. He is now at his sister Mrs. Chris Morgenson's home in Spanish Fork in critical condition with both hands and both feet frozen.
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Palmyra
Jacob Christopheron
Chris Morgenson
Spanish Fork
Six Negroes Slain in Fight Near Blakely Georgia
In Blakely Georgia a clash erupted after the killing of Henry Villipique a plantation overseer. Negroes were shot and killed two burned to death in a cabin white possemen were wounded and several others hurt as pitched battles spread in the area.
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Pegro
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Calls for New Leader in Allied Near East War Effort
The Times editorials Thursday morning urge appointing a commanding, respected man to lead the entire allied war operations in the Near East, aiming to unify command and strengthen obedience.
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London
the Times
Near East
Yokel Returns to Beat Turner in Toe Hold Finish
Yokel Salt Lake City Mike Yokel 158 defeats Joe Turner 158 with two straight falls Thursday night. First fall by toe hold lasting 1 hour 17% minutes, second fall 16% minutes.
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Mike Yokel
Joe Turner
Will Shorten Road Race In Indianapolis May 30 1916
The Indianapolis motor speedway automobile race will be run 300 miles on May 30 1916 instead of 600 miles as in previous years. Official blanks reflect the change.
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Indianapolis
Mexican authorities pause Tia Juana race track and casino
Reports indicate Mexican authorities may block the opening of the race track and casino at Tia Juana in Lower California on New Year’s Day or close it shortly after.
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