Orthodox Parson Trial Ends In Silent Shame
In Tremont village the Reverend Lee Collier faces a heresy trial after his wife Anice and Deacon Driscoll confront orthodoxy. The crisis unfolds as community tension centers on faith duty, church authority, and a dramatic house fire rescue that tests belief and devotion.
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Deaco Driscoll
Ecclesiazieswich
Lee Collier
Descdn
Lee‘ CoWper
Mr’ Coglay
Tremont
Cooley
Lee
Samms
Mr Collier
Lana
Lees
Driscoll
Antmece
Anice Collier
Doer
Brother Collier
Haven
Jsmesn
Amor
Descon
Driscolla
Alexander
Diladial-Taum
Tanal Knoe
Panos
Dobson Drincoll
Hieelgreyman
Oid
Cols
Cailleromman
Collier
Heavenly Manson
Annie
Indees
Dandie
Bey
edOally Zielpe
Abe
Reid
Anico
Deacon Driscoll
Dexiey
Binzesif
Marbie
Wald
Anice
Iowax
Emigrant ship tale of young women seeking new lives abroad
About 110 young women, mostly under 23, left Br Pancras for the Orient aboard the steamship. They came mainly from Scotland and England with few definite positions offered, many aiming for domestic service in West Australia where female opportunities are scarce. A typical passenger, Alice Norrie of Aberdeen, spoke of past hard work and hope for independence.
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Pancras
Lotland
West Australia
Alice Norrie
Aberdeen
Scotland
Torstar
Tragic Signal Box Death At St Albans
Frank Clarkett, a Midland Railway signalman with 30 years service, died at the St Albans signal box on Saturday morning after leaving his cabin and being found beneath the wires. An inquest attributed death to heart disease.
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Stewaiman
Frank Clarkett
St. Albans
Widiand Co
London
Midland Rail
Wey
St Albans
John Clark
Life on the St.John River Pioneers and Wildlife Reflections
A first person reminiscence describes river scenery and wildlife along a Canadian frontier, noting forests, beaver and trout habitats, and bird life. The writer laments insects like mosquitoes and midges while praising virgin landscapes, hunting memory, and the experience of paddling and observing nature.
English emigrant saves fellow worker by skin graft
Albert Jephcott, an English immigrant in Marion Indiana, volunteers to undergo a four and a half hour skin graft operation to save Mr Good, a wounded colleague. He donates skin from his thigh and leg to graft onto Good's arm, expressing resolve and pride after the procedure.
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Albert Harry Jephcott
Coventry
Marion
Indiana
Western Motor Company
Glence
Jepheon
Ewellshoren
Cramp
Jephcott
Maul
Mr Good
Bert
Ton
Ton Good
St. Barthslomew's Hospital
London
Vienna
Berlin
Men Delay Marriage Cited In Medical Officer's Report
A report quoted Dr Harris notes a trend among young men in midlife and beyond to postpone marriage. They seek luxuries and career progress, delaying family life until salaries rise. As age increases, interest in matrimony and children wanes, leading to more single men.
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F.G
Setilement
Nollore
Lawrence
Bay
Gahrig
Enich
de. Haris
Tallogten
Jess
Gorse Hall Murder Case Sparks Bail Hearing
Ex-soldier Mark Wilde held on Gorse Hall murder charges after a stabbing at Dukinfield. The case hinges on past trials and identifications, with Wilde denying involvement as police review new evidence and prepare for a magistrates court remand.
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Dore Hall
Lloyds News
Mark Wilde
Cheshire
Hoanford Prison
Howard
Rai
Mir Storre
Lancashire
Gorse Fiall
Chester
Aseizes
Goener
Dames Bolton
Gorse
Hall
Jane
Caem
Bolton
Stalybridar
Wilde
Dover
Gurso Hall
Cheshire Police
Lesh
Hremeter
Dukinfield
DukinGekl
Worcestershire Regiment
Eld
Sivek
Leah
Stalybridge
Calice
Baring
Gownie
Garry Storrs
Gores Hall
Dukin- Held
Wilds
Hey
Leal
Wha
Wai Ong
Chambers
B. T. Nelson
Cornelius Howard
Chester Assizes
Storrs
England
Torre
Sterrs
Explorer Canning maps vast Australian desert stock routes
Australia’s A W Canning reports progress on Western Australia stock routes across 10000 miles from Wiper to Halls Creek. After four years, wells and water sources enable cattle to reach markets directly from inland areas, reducing coast shipping costs and opening new country for development.
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London
Daily News
A.W. Canning
Acstretia
Wiper
Perth
Halls Creek
Camcing
Ecepaar Ke “Daily News
Sie Ate “Ani
Mt East Tro
Canning Bail
Starvation Harbor
Wet Autralia
Mount Blase
Canning
Gore
Australia
Wolla
Theo
Paris Tragedy Ends In Double Suicide Before Divorce
In Paris, a husband dissuaded from divorce by jealousy killed his wife and then shot himself after failing to reconcile. The couple, married with two children, had lived apart as Analy prepared to pursue a formal divorce. The husband, near the home, shot the woman and then killed himself with a second shot, leaving a grim scene on the stair.
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Parla
Uric
Ure
Wen
Rone
Tle
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