Exquisite stranger bride to be reveals her sister in law
In a delicate station moment Roxbury greets Brock with shy grace and a friendly, half-hidden smile. She confesses she is Brock's sister in law, and hints at a family intrigue while noting Edith and others were ahead at the station. He is spellbound by her beauty and calm assurance.
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Roxbury
Edith
Miss Fowler
Constance
Connie
Plein Brock
Gare de Post
Sallepely
Ahlen
Nadasia
Medcroft
Hdith
Paris
Father
Philadelphia
South America
London
Rodneys
Constance Demands Truth About a Marriage Mix Up
Iv. . 1m Constance questions a man who married her sister, insisting on the error of his memory. He admits confusion, recalling the marriage to Miss Fowler in London at St George's Hanover Square at 4 o'clock on a Saturday, after a prior remark about sight and oversight.
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Beart
Dillon
Brock
Miss Fowler
Roxbury
New York
Medcroft
Scott
The Husbands of Edith in London A Novel Encounter
Roxbury Medcroft meets Edith Fowler in a Paris to London motion plan with a witty exchange about marriage status and family ties. They form a lively, teasing alliance as they anticipate perils and adventures ahead, while Edith guides Roxbury through etiquette and household duties and introduces him to the Medcroft lineage.
Doctors Bar Suffragettes at International Congress
London August 6 Prince Arthur of Connaught opened the international medical congress at Albert Hall before about 10,000 attendees from across the world. Entry required strict credentials and a police presence kept suffragettes from entering while protests outside carried signs questioning doctors on women’s torture.
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London
International Medical Congress
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
King George
Great
Albert Hall
Prince Arthur
Frisco Garrison Receives Full Brigade Strength
Washington orders transfer of the 12th Infantry from Monterey to San Francisco effective September 1. The presidio will host a full brigade making it the strongest port garrison in the country. Brig. General Remsey D. Polls to command.
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San Francisco
Washington
Presidio
Monterey
Cal
Remsey D. Polls
President Grants Pardon to Counterfeiter with Tuberculosis
President Wilson commuted the six month sentence of Albert Daniels of Charleston West Virginia for passing a counterfeit ten dollar bill. Daniels, jailed since June 12, contracted tuberculosis and is expected to be released today after the Justice Department urged leniency.
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Washington
Wilson
Albert Daniels
Charleston
Daniels
Department of Justice
Governor Ralston Takes First Vacation at Age 66
Indianapolis Aug. 6 Governor Samuel N. Ralston began his first vacation, spending two weeks in Massachusetts at the summer home of Thomas Taggart. He has long been busy as a lawyer and Indiana’s chief executive, with floods and commissions to contend with. He travels with Mrs. Ralston and daughter Ruth, plans rest.
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Indianapolis
Samuel N. Ralston
Massachusetts
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Asa Lawyer
Ralston
Ruth
Plead Guilty To Theft Of One Brick House
Samuel Jefferson and David Price pleaded guilty in police court to theft of a brick house, the property of Gilas S. Daish. Their sentence was postponed on attorney motion. The pair admitted taking the structure piece by piece, tearing it down for a larger dwelling. The grand larceny charge was reduced to a lesser offense due to confession.
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Washington
Samuel Jefferson
David Price
Jefferson
Price
Gilas S. Daish
Wilson's Military Aide Named Attache in Paris
Col. Spencer Corby, U S A, longtime military aide to President Wilson and former White House aide under Taft, is reported chosen as military attache to the U S embassy in Paris. Announcement expected soon. he is currently on leave recovering from appendicitis surgery.
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Washington
Spencer Corby
U. S.A
Wilson
White House
Taft
United States
Paris
Meriden Police Refuse Women Officers Despite Campaign
Aug 6 Meriden says no women on the local police force while Chief Charles B Bowen holds the post. He dismisses a Humane Society and Women’s Political Equality club proposal, noting women belong at home. New Haven police had recently considered funding a female officer.
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Meriden
Charles B. Bowen
Humane Society
Women's Political Equality Club
Police Commission of
New Haven
Kate Barnard in Oklahoma seeks treatment on farm
Miss Kate Barnard, Oklahoma’s commissioner of charities and corrections, is on a farm near Middletown, North Carolina, undergoing treatment for a general nervous breakdown. Her condition is reported as critical based on word received today.
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Guthrie
Okla
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Middletown
N. C
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