Wedding Lesson Ends In Tragedy And Truth
In chapter XXV of A Story of An Amer, a planned wedding turns chaotic when Vance proposes a solution to spare guests and marry Marcia. The ceremony proceeds but news arrives of Myra's death and Louis Le Dru’s suicide, revealing betrayals and reuniting families as Nettie and Dick rebuild, while Myra’s fate shadows the tale.
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the Sauire
Mr. Edwards
Vance
Tellow
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Edwards
Wa Uyer
Florence
Marela
Ancley
Squire
Folka
Rascal
Crisia
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Marcie
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Leslie
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Marcia
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Sami
Lima
Laula le Dru
Vanes
Warewell
Louis
Marewell
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Topann
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Louis le Dm
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Myra Missing Sparks Family Alarm at Night
Dick returns home shaken to report Myra is missing after a night encounter. Squire Douglas, Vance, and others gather in the library to share any clues as they fear the worst while hoping for Myra and possibly Bom and Bina Leslie to provide guidance.
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Plorence
Vance
Morence
Myra
Squire Douglas
Squire
Guy Ode
Bom
Bina Leslie
Sam
Lina
Florence
Curious Commons of Sound and Nature Attuned to One Note
The article discusses how everything in nature possesses a single keynote or tone attuned to a particular sound. It notes that in high regions sound dulls and ordinary conversations fall to whispers, while all objects and events produce musical notes if vibrations align with a common tempo. The piece cites experiments near an open piano and references Yndall on friction, wind, and flames reacting to sound.
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Urs
Yndall
Rose Sweeps City In Milwaukee Election Sweep
City Treasurer William H. Graebner leads all, beating Mayor Rose while David S. Rose and Victor Berger split Democratic support. Social Democratic votes dominate with high turnout and broad bond approvals across Milwaukee. L. K. Lose wins supreme court seat.
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William H. Graebner
Pageree Deneee
Supreme Judge
L. K. Luse
Cnet
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Ruse
FES
Guy Guff
Setz
Victor Berser
Hose
Berger
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Victor L. Berger
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Social Labor Party
Ley
Howe
Rose
Wrohth
Hirteenth
Victor Berger Carsies
Mr. Goff
Goff
Cannes
L. K. Lose
West Superior
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J. C. Kerwin
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Teachers Must Not Marry Rural School Directors Contracts
Bloomington Illinois April. A report on rural Illinois teachers facing depletion as school directors impose ironclad contracts forbidding marriage during the term. The agreements include a provision that the teacher will not marry, with penalties or forfeitures if violated.
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Bloomington, Ill
Central Ilinois
Government Official Keeps Water Down at Appleton Dam
Appleton Wis April 6 Special J L Mann government engineer in charge of the log government dam orders water kept down to the crest. The dam must be kept partly open wasting millions of gallons of water to protect the dam.
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Appleton
Wis
Johnny Condon Not Blamed for Fatal Shooting
In Taneaville Wisconsin on April 6 the coroner jury found the death of 18 year old George Gridin was caused by an accidental revolver shot fired by Johnny Condon without malice. The report notes the weapon discharged unintentionally. A separate item mentions snakes used in Morocco to clear houses of vets and mice.
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Taneaville
Wis
Johnny Condon
George *Gridin
Morocco
Fateful Gulf Outing Ends in Tragedy After Fresh Gale
Tampa, April 6. A Florida Methodist college sailing party of seven from Sutherland drowned after their raft overturned near Anclote. Survivors recount a twenty hour fight for life as gale winds and cold temperatures doomed most aboard. President Walker and Miss Newton endured, aiding others until rescue. Mrs O Connor disappeared, later found, as Bliss Slaughter and others succumbed.
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Newton
Florida Methaudwt College
Sutherland
Gulf
Anclote
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Mra. O'Connor
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Presideny Walker
Misa Newton
Micy Slaughter
Bliss Slaughter
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Suthulanid
Dagna
Lover in Automobiles Fails to Free Belgian Princess
Berlin April 6 Mattasich a former Austrian lieutenant who courted Princess Louise of Coburg detained by her husband Prince Philip in a private Saxon asylum made a failed car rescue attempt. He arrived in Coswig from Berlin with hopes of aid from a restaurant keeper but the plan faltered as the keeper informed the asylum staff. Mattasich says in a Vienna book his flexible aim remains to free the princess whom he calls unjustly confined.
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Myre
Dr. Burnett
Saki
Misa Myra
Myra
Florence
Clarence
Erlin
Mattasich
Louise of
Psrsicilan
Vicw
Vienna
Fevaa
Five Die In Fire At Columbia Hall Building
Five people died and another injured after a fire at the three story Columbia Hall building on WSukson Place in Mount Vernon New York today. The deceased are Nathan Frey Isador Frey Helgin Frey Henry Frey Gussi Dohring aged from 4 to 10 years. Injured include Mrs Rebecca Freer Mrs Ren Barry and Louis Lavien. The fire caused suffocation by smoke and several victims were overcome.
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Columbia Hall
Wukson Place
Fry
Nathan
Isador
Helign
Vrey
Henry
Dohring
Ares
Hebecca J'rer
Mount Vernon Hospital
Ren Barry
Fos Louis Lavien
West Superior elects Kase to supreme court justice
Returns indicate Kase of West Superior has been elected supreme court justice with a majority around 5000. Counts are incomplete as rural district returns continue to come in, and the final result awaits full statewide completion.
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Kerwin
Supreme Court
Kase
West Superior
Madison Election Quiet Yields Democratic Victory in City
Madison voters elected William D. Cite a Democrat and manufacturer as mayor with no opposition. Democrats won six of eleven aldermen while Republicans took five. Judges K. Ray Stevens and Anthony Donovan were also chosen, with partial Republican gains in key wards. City Treasurer Michael Neill, a Democrat, defeated H. Rothmel by thirty votes. Also notes a London obituary for Thomas Mi Nationalist in Cavan.
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William D. Cite
K. Ray Stevens
Thix
Juddeejrcult
Anthony Donovan
Dane County
Malther
Haldovers
Meltzer
O'Neal
Eyndert
Investigating the Paper Trust amid high paper prices
Washington April 5 the House judiciary committee heard Don Betts and Ton Norris on the paper trust. They testified International Paper controlled east of Indian territory while General Paper held the west. Prices rose about 14 per 100 over four years and as much as 50 per ton in a year.
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Houe Committee On Judiciary
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The
New York World
Ton Norris
New York Times
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General Company
London
New York
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Japs Investigate Our Christianity Sermon Report
Chicago April 6 Dr W N Clarke at Second Baptist church discussed a Japanese commission sent to America to evaluate Christian teaching. He said the commission will decide whether to recommend our religion and noted England already views Christianity as a failure. He questioned America’s claim of a Christian nation while saloons flourish and missionaries sail with beer and whisky.
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Japan
W. N. Clarke
Second Baptist Church
Bie
America
Whie
England
Cuban Congress in Free-For-All Fight
Havana April 5 Warrants issued for the arrest of former Congressman Tomas Castillo editor Pedro Soto Lange and police inspector D Martin Valdez with inciting riot tied to disorders in the House of Representatives Castillo a candidate for a contested seat. Rival boards installed in Pinar del Rio prompt government decision to seek justice department guidance.
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Jomnas Castillo
Pedro Sotolange
el Liberal
D. Martin Valdez
Aa Senor Castillo
Congresa
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