Matchmaking Mix Up Leads to Laughter and Weddings
Nellie schemes a fake engagement to spur Molly and Mr Beaumont toward love. Molly feigns refusal while Beaumont plans a proposal and Captain Durston arrives with news, only to discover Nellie has her own secret engagement. The jest backfires into a joyful revelation and reconciliations.
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Molly
Mr. Beaumont
Nellie
Mr. Beaumont Mysoelf
Beaumont
Captain Durston
Durston
Mrs. Durston
London
Helen’s Face a Book in Lark’s Romantic Verse
A short poem by Lark compares Helen’s face to a book with pages of romance. The speaker finds stories in her smile and gaze, claiming printer’s ink and punctuation pale beside the living drama of her eyes and lashes.
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Helen
The Popes Private Apartments Described In Vatican Tour
Marion Crawford recounts the papal private rooms, noting a small bedroom alcove with marble columns a private study and a nap room. The suite sits on the second floor near Raphael's loggie with Cardinal Rampolla above and is sparsely furnished yet ceremonially significant.
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Holy Father
Raphael
Cardinal Rampolla
Marion Crawford
Thrice-a-Week World expands format and price offer
The New York World transitions to a thrice weekly schedule delivering 18 pages weekly at 1 dollar a year. Each issue has six pages across eight columns, totaling 48 columns per week, with higher frequency and freshness than weekly papers. New subscribers in Bristol may join at 2 dollars 50 cents for one year.
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New York World
Bristol Paans
Helping Somewhere Sermon From a Village Doctor’s Doorstep
A writer recalls a child preacher asking about the father and learning he is “helping somewhere.” The child suggests the father helps people who are sick or hurt, implying unseen good deeds beyond the home.
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Peope
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Samuel Minturn Peck
Cincinnati Enquirer
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L. L. Anderstrom
George A. Arnold
D. H. Spooner
Prudential Committee
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George U Arnold
C. B H. Spooner
W. Fred Fish
John Inke
L. L. Anderstrém
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A. P. Johnson
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Henry Bullock
I. L. Anderstrom
A. M. Bul Jock
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Bristol Tea House
State Street
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Loostera and Litt's
Thames Astreet
Bristol
Court of Probate
Lown of
John P. Munro
Calia
Joen BH. Munro
Town of
Ann Perry
Anid
William Williams
OF New York
Offichers
George E. Ice
Ellis W Gladwin
Frank W. Chapin
William M. ST. John
William A. Marshall
William G. Low
A. O. Landers
Frank R. Butman
Bristol Department
C. A. Greene
Industrial Trust Co
P. O. Box
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Geo. E. Ingraham
Alfred Peats
NEW York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Warren
Drownville
Smndays
Fall River
Newport
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New York
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Samuel
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Opera House
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Albert E. Sparks
Hope Street
Isaac B. Munro
Cor. High
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Spicer Stove Company
Waldron"brownell Co
Bradford Street
L. F. Gorhaws
James F. Scanlon
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SteeNe HuTchins
George T. Buss
Horace M. BaRns
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Warren O. Arnold
J. M. Addeman
W.W. T. C. Waerdwell
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Bristol Gas Light
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