The Kerry Wedding The Runaway Bride And Dan
In Kerry, Mary Delane defies an arranged marriage to Shaun Brady. Dan Reardon confesses his love and plans to marry her, prompting a hasty elopement to Father Daffy. After dramatic pursuit and family fear, Mary and Dan return with her father’s reluctant forgiveness, choosing happiness over duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delane
Mary Delane
Shaun Brady
Pat
Svery
Tom Harty
Mary
Dan
Dan Reardon
Mies
Indado
Oxin
Apzious
Kerry
Shaun
Riverence
Ron
Daffy
Johnny Doolan
Dalton
Jenny
Peggy Dalton
Johnny
Peggy
Delane
John Delano
Achulsha
John Delone
Washington Visit at Natorie Camp Ground Recalled
Fragmented reminiscence recounts a summer day near Valley Forge when a tall black clad figure on no horse spoke with farmers, claiming Continental camp ties and peace joy, then rode on as Washington. The piece notes Boston Aldermen carriage hire in 1898 and a physician’s stair climb claim while mixing varied historical snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
William Perrine
Philadelphia
United States
George Washington
An Hour With Mailman Tales Of Pluce And Adventure
A long hotel anecdote recounts Water Commissioner James Meathe recalling a Toronto stay where a misfit secret order led to a chaotic comedy of errors with multiple guests, followed by a steamboat captain’s sea tale of snakes aboard and a rough night on deck. Other reminiscences cover a pensioner’s plea for four days of life, a trapper’s wildcat encounter, Navy heroics, an Alps rescue, and notes on warship colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailman
James Meathe
Toronto
Gore
Sccret
Lakes
Consignees
Detroit Prep Press
Keep a Smiling Through Hard Times Humor Piece
A collage of comic snippets and verses urges steadfast cheer in misfortune. It mixes dialect humor about smiling through pain with jokes and quips from early 20th century newspapers, touching on love, work, and daily life.
Loubet Elected French President in Open Assembly Vote
The National Assembly of Veronilla elected Emile Loubet president of the Republic, 433 of 612 votes, with Meline 279 and others receiving the rest. Loubet pledged unity, to win back Republicans, and retain the cabinet under Dupuy. Crowds along the route hailed the new leader.
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Veronitica
A. Loubet
Ballatre
Paris
National Assembly
Verenillas
M. Emile Loubet
Repubdllo
M. Felix Faure
M. Loubet
M. Meline
Afty
M. Loubot
M. ‘Melino
M. Cavaignay
Jamont
Saussier
Loubot
M. Dupuy
M. Chauveau
M. Lovbet
NM. Dupuy
President Loubet
Rapubilquet
Loubet
Emile Loubet
Senate
Marsanne
The
Drama
Montolimar
Chamber of Deputies
Broglie
Arrondissement of
Montelimar
M. ‘Tirard
de Froyeinot
Loubet Arrival Amid Paris Demonstrations and Riots
President Loubet arrived in Paris amid military honors and hostile crowds. Demonstrators clashed near the Elysee and Rue des Pyramides as cuirassiers cleared paths. Police dispersed crowds at the Rue Montmartre and Avenue de l Opera, with several arrests reported.
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Paris
Loubet
Ely. 600
Faure
Foreign Office
St. Lazare Station
Landau
Alznala
Loubed
Elyseo
Dupuy
Mme. Faure
Quai d
Verculede
Millavoye
Habert
M. Millavoye
Bis
Nesigo
Drouot
Libro Parole
X31
Deroulede
Coppee
Forain
Meat Inspection Bill Moves to Parliament
The Bundesrat at Berlin discussed the Meat Inspection bill in private. The draft legislation will next go to the Reichstag for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundesrath
Berlin
Germany
Liberal Victory in New Brunswick Shapes Council
The New Brunswick election produced a Liberal victory with forty six seats and only three Conservatives. Westmoreland and Stanbury County each supply a Conservative, while St John backed the Government ticket. The Trimeraon Government is newly formed and stable. A child's death in Montague County is linked to a fall and a fatal sharp-pointed object incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Liberal Party
Westmoreland
Stanbury County
St. John
Trimeraon
James Etter
Montague
Devas
Explosion at Kroll Furniture Works Kills Man in Allentown
An explosion at the Kroll Furniture Works in Allentown Pennsylvania badly wrecked the plant and killed Eagens Alessader aged thirty. Workers Henry Boehm Charles Smith David Leplosperger and Charles Swartar Fury were present. The gunboat Princaton returning from Suez to Manila with a damaged propeller also required repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Pour
Kroll Furniture Works
Penn
Eagens Alessader
Henry
Boehm
Charles Smith
David Leplosperger
Charles Swartar
Relief in Europe over France election results and Loubet
Telegrams from European capitals and press comment express relief that the French crisis has passed. They approve the election outcome and welcome M. Loubet to the presidency, noting the Magistry of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Loxnon
Cabre
France
M. Loubet
Ohio
Train collision near Brussels leaves many dead and injured
An express train from Calais bound for London collided with a stationary passenger train at Foret near Brussels. Twenty one people were killed outright and over a hundred injured. No Americans or English among the victims. Fog obscured signals, the Mona express struck the Tourney train, wreckage spread across the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared
Brussels
Bovestrs
Belgium
Calais
London
Foret
Tourney
Mona
Tts
Former Lafayette College Professor Convicted of Arson
George H. Stephens, ex professor at Lafayette College, was found guilty of setting fire to Pardee Hall to retaliate against President Warford after dismissal. Judge Scott instructed on corroboration of confessions. He faced other indictments for malicious mischief and larceny, including stealing 127 library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastos
Penn
George HH. Stephens
Lafayette College
Pardee Hall
Warford
J. ©. Stewart
Scott
Stephens
Amendment to North Carolina Constitution on Suffrage Change
Special report from Bareson North Carolina notes the constitution amendment to omit suffrage passed both General Assembly chambers by narrow margins and must be approved by voters in August 1901. The measure seeks to remove the black vote through educational property and poll tax qualifications while preserving a possible white vote for those ancestors who could have voted in 1867.
Three Hundred Chinese Killed in Talien-Wan Fight
A cable report says Russians killed about 300 Chinese in a clash at Talien-Wan, sparked by a tax dispute. Talien-Wan and Port Arthur are leased to Russia in Liaotung with Taku-Wan a fortified town. Russian forces control the area with several thousand troops and the lease agreement from Pekin lasts twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prain
China
Talien-Wan
Talien-Wan la
Rassia
Port Arthur
Liao-tung Province
Tokeo-Wan
Pekin
Tragic double murder and strange deaths span Philadelphia to Brooklyn
Reports detail a Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York region sequence of deaths including Mrs Fahrenkamp and two children found dead from gas poisoning in their Philadelphia home. A man identified as Charles Fahrenkamp’s husband was away on business. Other items note a Brooklyn Navy Yard fire inquiry, a Greek brigand rumor in New York, and cycling news from San Francisco to Philadelphia with regulatory moves in Philadelphia.
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Reginald
Tom
Indianapolis Journal
Harleta
Charles
Constance
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin
Oneoaller
Chicago News
Senate
Perry
Cincinnati Enquirer
Scatterton
Washington
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Phuaperrain
Penn
Ars
Charles Fahrenkamp
Florence
William
Jhon Bodlas
War Department
Butler
Bomner
Kline
McKee
Wiley
Lincoln
Combs
Congress
William J. Edwards
Seventh
United States Volunteer Infantry
Macon
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Spain
Araty
Hawley
Cockrell
General Miles on the Stand in Erroneous Interview Claim
Newspaper interviews with General Miles are said to be erroneous he states Moo tank conditions prompted investigations and he disputed reports by Wisconsinians on beef quality. An entire family drowned when Ned Bostic of Dariing ton County faced rising river waters and his boat broke near the Willington Colombia and Auguste Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
London
All ii
Condi
Philadelphia
General Miles
War Commission
Davia
Stiles
New York Journal
Miles
New York Herald
Cuba
Porto Rico
Iles
Milon
Tampa
San Antonis
Sanago
Fifth Corps
New York
Bates
Montauk Point
Hoe
Army Headquarters
Davis
Flaud
Wwell
Ponce
Daly
Ponne
Yeomans
Yosemite
O'Neill
Chester
James Hamilton Lewis
Ned Bostic
Robbing
Pes Deo Hiser
Dariington County
Hie
Emily
Irene
Ben Rollina
Burrell
Willingtos
Colombia
Auguste
Domestic crimes and incidents across several states
Reports detail thefts at the former Calvin Brice home in Lima Ohio with valuables likely shipped from New York, a judge found dead in Bellfontaine, Ohio, and a gas-escape death. A Chicago ice incident ends in suicide, Clara Fitch’s engagement to Edwin Carpenter announced, and Carpenter dies in New York. Other items include fatalities from ice cutting in Connecticut, cave-in injuries in Missouri, and a 195-year-old death in Louisville. Additional notes cover a shooting in New York City, a U.S. cruiser Marblehead’s voyage, a Missouri Senate resolution, a Chicago fire with three deaths, and various local tragedies and crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Brice
Lima
Ohio
New York
Thomas Mittenberger
Bellsfontaine
Obio
Chicago
Clara Fitch
Loulaville
Edwin Stanton Carpenter
Pittsburg
Penn
Rosky Hill
Middletown
Conn
Havens
Charles Davis
Joho B Suullivan
Gilbert Mott
Central
Missouri Senate
Jefferson City
House
Congress
United States
Arlington Flats
A. Marte
James Pratt
Willionaire
Hackeananck
N. J
Bratt
Judge Zabriskie
Sneedville
Ark
Charles Bannister
J. W. Jorgenson
C. E. Jorgenson
Eron Cranskoy
Jorgenson
Gdnkakt
Mitsui
A. L. Mills
Mills
Cullum Memorial Hall
Mary Hubbard
Brooklyn
Indiana
Havana
Baltimore
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Mrs. Weicheller
Valley Force
Natorie Camp Ground
Billa
Boston
TALES
Pluce
Custer
Tattle Big Horn
Wesley Meritt
Sitting Bull
Cody
Buffalo Ball
Wartonenet Creek
Seonte
Tadias
William Stokes
Passioner
Stokes
Meath
George Decker
New Jersey
Rocry
Branchville
Decker
Mr. Vecker
United Service Magazine
Ensignillis
Fremont
Gillis
Professor Nasse
Alps
Nasse
George
S. E. Vaughan
Maryville, Mo
Linruin
Jes
Nico Tor
Ain
Detroit Journal
Alexander Graham Bellin
Hyin
Louis Xvitl
Sueere
Million
Cabinet
State of
Kentucky
Princaton
Princaten
Manila
Suez Canal
Suez
Carraux
Compagnie de Carmaux
Carmaux
Panama Canal
North Carolina
Philadelphis
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sarrantos Ferrantos
Sotoros de Barantos
New York City
John Zighouros
Polis
Nebraska Senate
Philippines
San Vrancisco
National Cycling Association
Grand Lodge of American
Australia
Simall
Vienna
Austria
Agresp
Gen. Miles
Army Beef Inquiry
Board of Pardona
House of Representatives
Kewanee
Burlington Road
Fyor
William Long
Hugh Vanduyn
James Prout
Klondike Netlof
Klondike
Madrid
Oest
Henry Tiedmann
Samoa
Chappelle
New Orleang
Santiago de Cuba
Kinsale
New Orleans
Newport News
Glasgow
Murrell
Irish
Gazette de Frante
Duke of Orleans
Bovero
Guerrero
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Chilisancingo
Demetrio Castillo
Santiago
Ramon Ebra
League of Nations
Lord Charles Beresford
Great Britain
Marseilles
Henri Rochefort
Algiers
Baron Olof Rudolph Cedarstrom
Mme
Adelius Pattl
Wales
Queen Victoria
India
British Foreign Office
Sir John Ardagh
Ble Thomas Holder
Baron Maannnghton
Argentine Republic
Chile
Woodhag
Santiago City
Mantla
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