The Proposal On Maria's Tomb May Never Be
In a moonlit cemetery Rutherford and Dick Barton quarrel over a tombstone inscription for Miss Maria as hospital recovery brings a returning heir. Maria’s revived fiancé Miss Marin confirms love with Barton and accepts the moonlit marriage proposal amid playful confession.
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Barton
Bis
Miss. Maria
Itoss Ritch
Widder Malory
Deacon Haddick
Gabriel Lissenf
Rutherford
Maria
Jim
Dick Barton
Bostwick
Jarrup
Mariar
Marlar
Hayton
Mies Marler
Unis
Marton
Mutherford
Hiter Jy
Snake
Marin
L. Rutherford
Miss Marla
Marli
Miss Marin
Askle
Courting Days and Mothers Wisdom in Courtship Guidance
A Good Housekeeping excerpt outlines a mother guiding her daughters during courtship. She explains inviting a young man, evaluating him through conversation, and letting daughters talk privately. If satisfactory, she approves. if not, she declines without embarrassment to protect character and avoid promoting immorality.
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Good Housekeeping
Wise Words On Duty Vocation And Democracy
In era of social duty and virtue a speaker argues for steady work and restraint. The text critiques self interest and promotes public service across home shop street school and nation, invoking Theodore Parker style moral reflection. It blends aphorisms about words deeds patience and courage.
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Cain
Olive
Theodore Parker
A Pretty Lamp Shade and Household Notes
A discussion on copper lamp shades matching new gowns and room tones. It also covers children’s book care with personal shelves, and how women express individuality through scented cosmetic sets. Additional guidance on scarf and trim design for flattering silhouettes concludes the piece.
Fashion Tips For Mature Women In Dutiful Attire
Soft fabrics with dull finish suit older women better than high lustre looks. Avoid self flattering tucks or heavy pleats. lace or embroidery may add a gentle touch and a white throat highlight softens the face. Loose or semi loose cuts suit the aged figure most, and a long coat design is favored over a two piece suit.
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Elorge
Conan
Novel feminine wear evokes romantic Orient fashions
A fragment discusses Oriental influenced attire from antique jewel pendants to room robes tied to ancient priestesses. It highlights an antique silver necklace with uncut stones and contrasts Western and Russian female standards, noting widespread hardship among lower class women and limited opportunities.
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Cleopatra
Antony
Washington
Wolf von Schlerbrand
Destineator
Russia
Western
Europe
Waverjey Magazine
The Costume Accessories and Fancy Collars
The article stresses affordable touches to elevate outfits from belts and collars to ribbons and bows. It highlights hand embroidered lace roses and satin lace trims, Breyelles tips, and scarves as key embellishments that transform gowns without costly ensembles.
Everyday Wisdom Bits From Folk Prose on Women and Men
A collection of quips about gender dynamics and relationships. It jokes on women's fashion, hands gestures, and social perceptions while noting men's vanity and the mystery of affection in light, period voice. The piece reads as a playful, cautionary catalog of social mores.
Elegant miniature fans as fashionable accessories
An array of delicate fans is described with wares from ivory sticks to silk and lace. Prices remain high for petite gadgets boasting Parisian chic, geisha style imagery, and intricate hand-painted motifs.
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Milady
Japan
Washington
Vimes
Beef Trust Prosecutions Considered After Supreme Court Ruling
A 1902 summary of the Beef Trust case outlines the Supreme Court upholding government injunctive actions against Swift and other packers. Attorney General Moody describes potential criminal prosecutions, noting the decision targets price fixing, suppression of cattle purchase competition, and discriminatory railroad rates, with dates charting the legal fight.
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Washington, D.t.wichent
Supreme Court
Beef Trust
United States Circuit
Graweup
Chicago
Insiunction Og
Abeet Swift & Co
Tust
Dusties Holmes
Anch
Moody
Hoyt
Department of Tustie
Owever
Bethea
Washington
Inboy
Trusts
Organized Lahor
Beet Trust
England
Packags Lowses
Knox
Grosseup
Uon
Contac
Jalie Cgrossean
United States Supreme Court
Riots in Rome as Russia Revolutionists Clash with Troops
Sympathizers for the Russia revolutionists held meetings in Italian cities and Rome. In Rome a mob of about 2000 attempted to march to the Capitol and was dispersed by troops in a violent clash.
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Rome
Italy
Policeman Eugene Devims Sentenced in NYC Homicide Case
Police officer Eugene Devims, stationed at Ellels Bridge station, received a twenty year sentence for second degree murder after being found guilty of fatally shooting George Doewrichy at the Welsh Hotel in November. Judge Porter pronounced the verdict in New York City.
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New York City
Eugene L. Devima
Ee Ellels Bridge
States
Poster
George Doewrichy
Unclear historical notes drift through a fragmented list
A jumble of names, titles, places, and terms appears with no coherent event. Individuals such as Hibert Wabbared and J. Pierpont Morgan surface amid disjointed phrases about monarchs, universities, governments, and secrets, lacking a clear narrative or dates.
Suspected Murderer Caught in NYC Admits Identity
Chicago man with nineteen alleged wives confessed in New York to being Hoch and facing murder charges in Chicago. He used the name Henry Bartet, living at 4490 Union Avenue, and claimed multiple marriages across states with several wives dying under suspicious circumstances. He agreed to accompany Detective Fogarty to Chicago for formal processing.
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Young
Nagbun
Smithers
Nashua
New Hampshire
New York
New York City
Suhaun Hoch
Henry Bartet
Tudiftte
Vaile
Idldaugdy
Hoch
Chicago
Marie Fisher
John Joseph Adotes Floch
Cortstive
Axa
Kit Marc Fisher
West
Shanley
Johann Boch
Gamans
Vienna
Anna Hoch
Oilers
CG. A. Mayer
J. Lrick
S Wauck
Peoria
Julia Steinbreehier
Janey Spencer
Cato Charlotte Andrews
J. Huge
Wheeling
W. Vu
Dete Foo
Martin Detz
Del
J. J. Selewartzipan
Milwaukee
Mary Schultz
Argue
Ind
Mary Becker
St. Louis
Anna Hendrickson
Lena Stock
Caroline Stretcher
Philadelphia
Marle Walker
Marle Tistler
Chicas
Yaqui Outbreak Reported by Daly at Jueson Arizona
Mine engineer Daly arrived from Minas Prietas reporting a serious Yaqui uprising in Cobache District Mexico. About thirty Yaquis divided into fifteen bands have attacked both Americans and Mexicans, with twenty killed in the last week including four Americans. General Torres led Mexican troops in pursuit of the renegades.
England Conciliated After Moscow Telegram Protest
Sir Charles Tardinge the British Ambassador protested to the Russian Government over a Moscow telegram accusing England of not organizing a workers’ rising. conciliatory assurances were obtained.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Minesii
Charles Tardinge
Lita
Strike at Mitau Sparks Troop Deployment in Latvia
Labor agents from Riga organize a strike at Mitau, a key city in the region. Troops have been summoned but no clash reported yet as workers march and post proclamations through the town. The report notes heightened tension in the area with authorities preparing to intervene.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Riga
Mita
Meeting of Russian sympathizers in New York at Academy of Music
A meeting of supporters of the Russian struggle for freedom was held in New York City at the Academy of Music under the United Russian Revolutionary Committee. The event drew attention amid tensions with Britain and Russia.
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Academy of Music
New York City
United Russian Revolutionary Committee
Riots and Looting Shake Warsaw Amid British Official Attack
Descriptions from Daily Mail and Telegraph envoys depict a Warsaw plunged into anarchy with hussars attacking British officials, widespread looting, shop fires, and mass arrests. Reports cite strikes in Lodz, Gomel, and Odessa linked to broader unrest across Russian Poland and southern Russia.
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London
Eughiud
Warsaw
Daily Mail
Murray
Wiherzboro Street
Gays
Oldlera
St. Petersburg
Clarles Bardinge
Daily Telegraph
Roughs
Daily Graphic
Sevastopol
Vienna
Austria
Czestochowa
Russian Poland
Alry
Lodz
Russla
Poland
Odessa
Thissia
Gomel
Saratoff
Omaha Wholesale District Fire Devastates Block
A major blaze struck Omaha's wholesale district at night destroying a wall to wall of buildings. The loss was estimated around 200000 dollars but could be higher. Omaha Fire Department with reinforcements from South Omaha and Council Bluffs fought the flames to prevent a larger catastrophe.
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Omaha
South
Councell
Premier Mine diamond insured for record sum in London
A 8032 carat diamond found at Premier mine near Pretoria has been insured in London for £100,000, the largest single stone policy on record. The report notes Japan's influence over China and Russian confidence in China, plus other global items from a Cape Ann cruiser speed test to Cleveland's remarks at a Philadelphia charity anniversary.
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London
Eny
Pretoria
Wrecked Train and Court Testimony Highlight New Jersey News
Reported wrecks near Matawan Freehold and Lackawanna lines left crews injured and trains stalled for hours. Other items note a child’s emotional testimony in Newark court, residence fires at Deal Beach, a Dickinson death, and statewide entries on crime and public notices.
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Vycehold
C. C. Bogardus
Monmouth County
Peter J. Gryson
Matawan
Iwan
Michael Dolan
Neu
Alexander Billet
Henso’ Wagree
Ema
Washington News and Events Of The Week
The President asked Congress to provide for the collection of divorce statutes. Roosevelt and Cabinet gifts to the Anna Memorial Fund. The Army Appropriation bill passed by the Senate. Senator Hale warned that the General Stat of the Army usurps Navy and War authority. Governor Lamothe in Manila on colonial matters. Philippine progress and native remarks. A clash in Cavite Province left deaths and wounded, including ONeill and two scouts. A judging sentence in Honolulu set a one dollar fine for murder case. Useless Harris case from June referenced with public reaction.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Anna Memorial Fund
Army
Senate
Hale
Secretary of War
Navy
Senntor Hit
Maine
Montalou
Leroie
I Butingas
Lamothe
Cambodia
Manila
Philippines
Sava
Feligardo
San Francisco de Malabon
Cavite
Trias
O'Neill
DeBolt
Supreme Court
Honolulu
Hawa
Edward Geneno
Edward Geneno, Master-At-Amma of the United States
Wheellog
Harris
Inez
Fifty feet of pipe falls through skylight at Hotel Manhattan
Fifty feet of five inch iron pipe dropped through a skylight into the hotel manager’s office in New York City. No injuries reported.
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Manhattan
New York City
Willams
Miles
Newman
New York Central
Big Four
Michigan Central Railway
Vanderbilt
Ladve Gold Mining Company
Yukon
Depew
Beef ‘Trust
New
Syracuse University Allmnl
Wy. J. Bryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Standard Nope and Twine Company
Thirteenth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
McAdoo
Wis
Philadelphia
Flossie” Murphy
William Wilkins
Rabwas
N. J
Superintendent of Public Works
Albany
New York State
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LizErre
Lippincott’s Magazine
Clinton-Dangee
Ddd Dada
Aaai Lee
Moses
Ciabriel
Wow
New York Telegram
Galental Balletins
the Women OF Russia
State Street
Lake
Swinburne
Dallas
Thues
Uitignetiun
Nafil
John Canden
the Beef Trust
Supreme Court At
Washington, D. G
Grosscup
General Moody
Paly
Devanns
Khing Mat Tn Cold Wlyad
Hibert Wabbared
Portugal
J. Pierpont Morgan
Meher Jenkins
Maryland
Tony Tag
Kradiate
Brown University
Sweden
Pmervre Tbsen
Tose Evlogaray
Saag
Walter
Pallida
Sto
Hiw
Mann
Chutin
Myiis
Chitin
Soules
Cui Ier
Talbot
Purnished Moon
Henry Dartels
Daniel the Charge
Mitau
Ling
Warsan
Hig Steel
Charles M. Sehwil
Floogeu
New Jersey
Trenton
Uiner
J. Comuloghnon
Chins of Esyy
Honely Newpord
Eggiestat
Wevey Louise
Linisburg
D. Cy
Holy Synod
Kassare Bngland
China
Pekin
Marsland
Cape Ann
Cleveland Speaks
Cleveland
The
Philadelmia (Pay Young Men's Christhay Association
Pennsylvania
Reggio di Cilabrera
Derbyshire
Bt. Petersburg Drosky
Baltimore
Pitsburg
Andrew Carnegie
United
Gentie Harge
Navy Yard
Mare Talay Cy
Emery
Newark
Lessie Kroehner
J. Kroehner
Mea. I Kroeher
Krochner
No. 1St East 103d Street
W. E. Hampton
W. P. Ryan
Pasanie
Miss Fry
Mr. Kroehner
Alfreta Fry
Mr. Kroebker
Lackawanna
Easton
Henry Hoffman
Oxford
G. W. Young
George W. Young
Deal Beach
Mr. Young
Dorothy
George
James Kennedy
M. Dickinson
Meredith Dickinson
Dickinson
Philembn Dickhivan
John Dickinson
Continental Congress
Court of Chancery
Ife
United States Navy
Gusshoro
Gloucester County
Pleasantville
Brown's
Mgr. Donne
Haddonheld
Girenioch
Wilo
Hinddonfield
de Guy Carleton Lee
Millville High Schoo
Lexus
Charles W. Justice
Bakersville
Yamryman Elvins
Pan
Rey
William Ashmore
Philsadelphia
WINOR
Alban Wert
Haarlem
Trepoff
Vondon
Paris
Anthony M. Kelley
Siberia
Manchuria
Dogger Bank
North Sea
International Commission
France
Foland
Pinkwidh
Davis
Panama
United States
Morocco
Gurtelly
Baroun
Patiton
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