Samson and Dagon: A Repentant End in the Philistine Arena
A biblical recount of Samson’s fall and redemption. Shorn and captive, he laments his sins but finds mercy in God. The Philistines celebrate. Samson prays for strength one last time and topples the temple, killing many and achieving final victory as the house collapses on him.
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Judah
Dagon
Phil
Chamael
Israel
Larael
Jor
Hiust
Daxon
Jong Ater
Heaven
Samon
Duchess of Marlborough Launches Charity for Prisoners' Families
The duchess of Marlborough, amid troubled marriage headlines, quietly funds a London project helping women and children of imprisoned criminals. She leases Endlesigh street properties, plans a children’s home, maternity hostelry, and a women’s residence with an employment bureau, funded from her American fortune and led personally.
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Duchess of Marlborough
America
Comsnelo Vanderbilt
England
Duchess of Marlborough Hall
Church Army
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London
Endsleigh Street
St. Pat Ores
Queen Alexandra
Marchioness of Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Lady Lansdowne
Wilson Carille
Hodder
Fire ‘Wood Department
Banner Street
Builei
Savings banks give caution against risky speculation
An New York annual report notes 2753 295 depositors with over 1.49 billion dollars in deposits, showing no bank failures in the year and praising savers with small means. It argues savers should avoid get rich quick schemes and instead seek steady interest for peaceful old age. The piece also recounts Nicknames and historical notes on the rise of titles from wealth, plus a curious anecdote about John Rockefeller tipping and a tale of curio trade and a big sailfish caught off Florida.
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William
John
Christ
Will
John Smith
Malstre
Malater
Malater Smi
Malstress Smith
Spruce Young Man Proposes Settlement In Family Plot
A strained scene unfolds as a spruce young man negotiates marriage and a settlement to secure his beloved daughter. He offers to provide for her seck tage and vows to share possession of half an estate, aiming to satisfy all parties involved with a wedding as the climax.
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Immigrants Head South from New York Port
Treasury records show that of all immigrants landing in New York only four of every hundred proceed to southern states. The figures highlight regional settlement patterns and migration flow toward the South.
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United States Treasury Department
New York
Pheasant on Hat Triggers Broadway Dog Panic
A brown and yellow curly haired dog on Broadway adjacent to the Criterion theater causes a panic as a woman on the steps flings candies to calm it. Spectators flee the scene while police respond and a crowd forms around Long Acre square.
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New York Herald
Criterion Theater
Long Acre Square
Shonts Courtship in Question and Panama Trip Fallout
Washington society weighs whether Miss Shonts will wed a French nobleman amid the Shonts departure for New York where Theodore P Shonts now leads Metropolitan Transportation. Officials cite American settlement ideals and a canal zone rift linked to Cannon’s party, with engineers meeting the Colon party before a final farewell at Culebra.
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Theodore P Shonta
Panama Canal
Oni
New York
Metropolitan Traction
Mrs Shonts
de Chautner
Shonts
Chaulnes
Duke and Mia Shoots. A Romance Amid Social Pressure
The head of the Shoots family wishes Mia to marry the French duke, hoping for happiness but wary of finances. Some say the duke needs money, being landless and cash-short, while others see true love. The Shonts family plans to assist in finding a home for Mia and her family as they move in June.
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Shoots
Mia
Washington
de Chavines Estates
New York
Canal Zone Men Hurt Pride of Congressman
The congressional party led by the speaker, treated poorly on the trip, caused a staged luncheon on a steamship. Each member carried 8 Junehbor on the train and left money on the table for the meal. Superintendent Heard returned the funds with a curt note claiming no authorization to collect. The Panama commission was questioned for office conduct in Washington.
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Culebra
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Chef Engineer Stevens
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Pa Railroad Company
Heard
Fairbanks Ambition Shows In Lavish Washington Lifestyle
The piece reports Vice President Fairbanks expanding his household spending. Mrs Fairbanks becomes a leading Washington hostess with two formal receptions weekly. The family moves from a modest Eighteenth and Massachusetts home to a Morrell mansion renting for $12,800 yearly, staff rises beyond a dozen, and lavish entertainments include nearly 1,000 guests at two receptions with turtle, shellfish, and imported wines. John Rook manages the purse, influencing White House purchases while Pinckney handles patry stock.
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White House
Sal Rave
Washiton
Fairbankses
Eighteenth
Massachusetts Avenues
Kaward Morrell
Philadelphia
John Rook
Levi
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Rook
Pinckney
President proposes national campaign funding plan
The president pitches national treasury funding for party campaigns to curb private money and limit use to speech literature and organization. Critics doubt effectiveness, warn of implementation gaps, while supporters call it utopian and await fuller details.
Government expense plan sparks abuse fears in election board dream
The article debates government paying campaign costs warning it could create a powerful, corruptible election board. It notes weather cable progress from Teeland to the Shetland Islands enabling broader data for forecasts. It mentions telegraphic gaps, Iceland cable use, and data from St. Petersburg for northern hemisphere weather prediction.
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Shetland Islands
Atlantic
Iceland
Central Physical Observatory
St. Petersburg
Siberia
States Weather Bureau
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Miss Shonts
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