Paris Comte de Noailles Involved in Morning Fray
A young Polish woman Alexandra Skievewska shouted from a Haussmann mansion window claiming she was locked inside. Comte Emmanuel de Noailles admitted striking her after a jealous quarrel but was released. she sought refuge at the Hotel Terminus.
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Paris
Boulevard Haussmann
Comte de Noailles
Berlin
Garnet
Comte”de Noailles
Figaro
Comte Hmmanuel de Noailles
Cardinal
Alexandra
Supreme Court rejects too broad claims in Runship case
Mary M Winship sought 15000 damages after a New Haven railroad incident July 9 She rode Boston to Randolph and Quincy then boarded another car On the platform a bundle from an express car struck her The court held her broader claim failed because she showed the bundle came from an express car and thus lost her right to go to jury The ruling emphasizes strict limits on proving damages in railroad injury cases
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Supreme Court
Mary M. Winship
New Haven
Boston
Randolph
Quincy
Colaictor
T Juey
Legal liability hinges on who threw the bundle
The text discusses whether a bundle was thrown by an expressman or by a servant of the company and its effect on liability. If the thrower was an expressman not a servant or agent, the defendant would not be liable. otherwise the plaintiff may have a presumption of fact in their favor.
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Colonel Smith
Vale of
Cashmere
Sydney Phillips
Hanan Faces Blackmail Claims in Dutton Suit
Juline Heldman, Chicago attorney for Mrs. Beulah Dutton, returns from Washington amid a $150000 suit against John Hanan of Chicago. Dutton alleges stock worth $60000 and 6 percent dividends, with payments claimed as support. both sides accuse the other of blackmail and publicizing the dispute.
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New York
Juline N. Heldman
Chicago
Beulah M. Dutton
John Hanan
Washington
Hanan
Mr. Dutton
Mr. Hanan
Hal Bell
Edison Leads Earth Forces Against Mars in Galactic War
The tale describes Edison creating an electric war fleet and a disintegrator to confront Martians. A vast expedition sails to Mars, battles ensue, clouds of black smoke hamper combat, and a slave girl helper is rescued. The crew learns the girl’s ancient lineage and studies her language.
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Earth
Mars
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Mr. Edison
Artian
Heidelberg University
Acendant
The Professor’s Interprets Hidden Thoughts in Experiment
A narrator observes a professor conducting a mind reading like experiment with a girl. The professor notes progress as the girl replies to pantomime prompts, recording phrases in a notebook. The scene evokes Babel like unity of thought and hints at recondite names in the notebook.
Dean's Ointment touted for skin ills relief
An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment provides instant relief for skin diseases including hives, portraying it as effective even in severe cases and a remedy for related discomforts.
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Dean
Language Lesson Sparks Alien Romance Memoir
In a Mars tale a professor from Heidelberg is suspected of courting the rescued girl. Doubt arises over whether she truly speaks her own tongue or a Martian language learned abroad. The group argues language roots and the need to know the girl’s speech, while Colonel Smith frets about impropriety.
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Mars
Alonzo Jefferson Smith
Lyney Phillips
Eve
Colonel Smith
Mr. Phillips
Heidelberg
Sidney Phillips
Vale of Cashmere
Adelung
Valley of
Cashmere
Valley of Cashmere
Irish Genealogist Tells President McKinley Family Link
Miss Martha Craig of Ireland presents to President McKinley a genealogical tree tracing the McKinley line from Donagher and Derrykellyan. She brings a horse shoe and peat, cites lineage via Francis and William McKinley, and claims the President’s grandfather came from Donagher through an American uncle. She photographed the old farm and plans to give the President pictures.
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New York
Ireland
McKinley
America
Miss Craig
Donagher
McKinseys
Conagher
Smith
Coleraine
Francis McKinley
Derrykeighan
McKinleys
Elizabeth
Anna McKinley
Anna Hill
Alteranan
Ballycastle
John
William McKinley
Francis
R. J. Montgomery
President McKinley
William
Old
McKinley Farm
Long trial ends as Davis sentenced for manslaughter
In Windsor county Vermont Smith G. Davis was sentenced to four years in Windsor prison for manslaughter in the death of Dora Cushman. The case followed a long trial that began February 8 after a December grand jury indictment for the murder in Lincoln on August 14. Travelling corn doctor and William Brittell were arrested as accessories but released on their own recognizance.
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Middlebury
A. J. Cushman
Lincoln
William Brittell
Special train of Wagner palace cars via Fitchburg railroad
Twenty five dollars covers all necessary expenses during entire time absent. For itineraries and full information apply to D N Bell tourist agent Pennsylvania railroad 206 Washington street Boston.
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Fitchburg
D. N. Bell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
Boston
Refund Promise for Tarif Syrup 50c and 25c Bottles
A Broad pledge from Emery Souther and multiple Boston area druggists to refund money on Tarif syrup if coughs or colds remain uncured. The notice offers a 50 cent bottle refund and a 25 cent bottle satisfaction guarantee with money back.
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Greene
Martians Build the Sphinx on Mars Mystery
In a Mars tale a Heidel berg professor proclaims mastery of the Martian tongue and links the Sphinx to Egyptian legend. The narrative describes Aina the Martian girl and a Valley of Cashmere origin, with the Sphinx as a monument of Mars’ giants. The crew ponders the pyramid mysteries as the theory unfolds.
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Aina
Ah-ee-na
Egypt
The
Nile
Pyramids
Mars
Earth
Pyramid of
Cheops
Not Guilty Sought as Martin Trial Nears Verdict
In Wilkes Barre March 3 the defense plans a jury instruction rebinding for verdicts of not guilty after witnesses are heard. Charles J. Haines testified firing one shot claimed self defense as strikers and deputies clashed. Sheriff Martin testified deputies were told to act only if lives were threatened.
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Wilkesbarre
Martin
Lenden
Woodward
Charles J. Haines
West Hazleton
Platt
Thomas Hall
Fifty Years of Marriage in Boston and Suburbs
The Sunday Post will next Sunday feature stories of couples reaching fifty years of marriage in Massachusetts. It highlights the joy of a good wife and enduring love through sunshine and storm, inviting readers to learn about local couples who have celebrated half a century together.
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Massachusetts
Sunday Post
Boston
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Pitcher's Castoria
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fie
Sanitana i
Garrett P. Serviss
Mars—Zahmor
Hayez
Anz
aAltesna
J —Amantha
Ksutaskofa
Aha
M’kinley
M'Kin- K Ar EY
Conant Street
Windsor
Dora Cushman
Emery Souther
Washinton St
GEO. H. Alexander
Dorchester St
Andes
Anna
Haines
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