Titanic Romance Aboard the Westmoreland
On a late evening voyage Genevieve Harrington, famed Cosmpolitan opera diva, and Henry Winthrop meet by accident when a waterproof bundle reveals a woman and a spark of romance aboard the Westmoreland. The couple exchanges confidences amid high seas, a prophecy linked to Winthrop’s family, and a dramatic wrist wound that ends with her collapse and his concern as the ship rolls on.
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Assoluta
Cosmopolitan Opera Company
Westmoreland
Henry Winthrop
Milo
Genevieve
Harry
Harry Winthrop
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Winthrop
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Miss Harrington
Miss Arrington
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Boor
Mr. Thorndyke
Kerthump
Judge Winthrop
Aid
Winthys
How to Tell Wax from Flesh Exhibit Debate
In a realistic waxwork show a first visitor asks Are you wax and a second replies No. Are you The brief exchange frames a playful test of texture and lifelike artistry at the display.
Murder charge and Maine link in Sawtell case headline
New England notes detail Isaac Sawtell facing death date next January after confessing to murdering his brother Hiram and burying the head in Maine. Witnesses report four gunshots, plan showing burial site found, and Sawtell expected to testify longly as the case hinges on where the crime occurred.
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Massachusetts Board of Agriculture Sessions Report on Sheep and Swine
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture met in Horticultural Hall Boston. Papers discussed sheep husbandry historical notes on breeds and tariffs, mutton supply, fencing costs, and barbed wire. Swine breeding and feeding emphasized, with quarantine, sire and dam guidance, and state livestock statistics. sessions closed with fruit growing and pest control notes.
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Theodore Louis
Louisville
Wis
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Germany
Armer
Chicago
East Thompson Wreck Kills Two on Four-Train Collision
Four trains collided near East Thompson Conn causing a major wreck. Two Boston engineers died, several crew and passengers injured, including a sleeper passenger from Long Island City. A special Boston train and a Norwood wrecking crew aided recovery.
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Harry Tabor
Long Iand Express
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Kennedy
Midland
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Mass
Hopkins in Swansea: cave sighting fuels Adams body case
No positive ID yet on the nude body found in Harris vile woods. Hopkins of Swansea is revived as the suspect after a youth reports a sighting near a cave between Swansea and Warren. A physician notes a thigh scar matching the victim, and the arrestee recounts finding cans, a revolver, and a rifle in the cave.
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Jd. G. Adams
Boston
Hopkins
Swansea
Warren
Eccentric Connecticut man Aaron Nash dies in Windermere home
Aaron Nash, 75, longtime Windermere resident known for eccentrichabits, dies at his home. He left little furniture and many animals. Once jailed for abusing livestock, he settled costs, lost most fortune from $100,000 stake, distrusted banks, and relatives plan to search the house for hidden money.
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Tolland County
Conn
Windermere
Estern
Pendleton gold mine changes hands in Pittston
In Pittston Maine L A Pendleton and James H Cummings acquire ownership of the Pendleton gold mine with a half interest. Three men bond a nearby mill site to crush ore this winter and start crushing and smelting as soon as California machinery arrives likely in early spring.
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Pendleton
Pittston
L. A. Pendleton
James H. Cummings
California
Silver-Ware Trust Exposed in Low-Cost Premium Sales
The Weerat Gross of Boston markets hollow ware through a trust structure, quoting quadruple plated five-piece sets at $30 with 40 percent home trade discounts and 60 percent foreign trade, plus cash. Listings include sugar and cream sets, baby mugs, and accessories with various finishes and prices, touting export discounts and express delivery options.
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