Wyndham the Widower at Terraceport Becomes Fishing Hero
Ecooaceo0cac HH's tale centers on Mr Wyndham a distinguished widower arriving at Terraceport. He charms locals with regular river mornings and a loyal boy Ernest. Chloe Davison wagers on his fishing and invites romance as a lawn party looming.
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Titigh
White Wyndhan
Graham Wyndham
Park Terrace
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Cirele of Terrgeeport
Far East
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Moruiy
Yomplina
Mr. 114 Bridge
Dave Fon
Lompkings
Jose
Taberman
Baés
Scathing Hemworks of the Professor Who Found It
Butler College students and faculty confronted a skeleton hanging over the chapel pulpit. The chief anatomy instructor, Bruner’s assistant, lectured under the bones praising dignity amid mockery. President Butler urged restraint and warned against silliness.
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Butler College
Bruner
Reprofexsora
Butler
Indianapolis News
Emeralds in High Favor and Fashion Notes for Women
Emeralds in high favor for three stone rings with diamonds. Also fashion guidance on dresses for middle aged women, lace trims, and hats. Tips on baby shoes and on traveling women’s prudent wardrobe and pocket arrangements for travel comfort and safety.
Suburban London Life and the ChangingTransport Edge
The piece notes a suburban resident gains two good dens amid quick rail links and future electric railways. With transport expanding, suburbs offer garden space near houses and ease to offices, signaling suburbs will grow as transport improves.
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London Spectator
Grim scaffold humor in a London Globe note
The London Globe recounts a prison procession moment where a condemned man asks the governor which day of the week it is, Monday, and protests the start of the week. Another scene features an anxious victim asking the hangman if the plant dug safe, reflecting grim prison humor in an era of executions.
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London Globe
Traveling Fatigue and Fun Gap Among Travelers
A fragmented note compares travelers' habits as journeys tire them yet some indulge in small comforts like tea and sponge cake on boats while others rest. It contrasts a woman in furs nibbling treats with a neighbor who eats hearty breakfasts and starts a day of golf and dancing, implying varied energy and mood after long travel.
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Lefe
Ng Pho
Veer Bee z Veer statue memory of a woman unveiled in Shijo Nawate
The text notes a statue in memory of Mrs Belinda Bell Adame of Warrenville Ohio, born 1821, living in a house she entered as a bride in 1820, and mentions other early women in education and philosophy such as Miss Millicent Shinn and Miss Jessica Telxotto earning Berkeley doctorates in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Shijo
Nawate
Ktoto
Belinda Bell Adame
Warrensville
Ohio
George Brown Alen
Alice Mouberigon
University of California
Miles Robertson
Califonian
Berkeley
Millicent Shinn
Jessica Telxotto
Sivey
Summer fashion: inexpensive corsets hats gowns and frocks
An advertisement lists corsets girdles and summer wear in pastel tones and white lawn stocks. It praises large fancy hats trimmed in green and white, embroidered Swiss dresses, grasscloud tailored gowns, white fur touches, linen shirt waist suits, sailor blouses and printed berry dresses with dark brown imagery.
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Lberry
Wise Words and Musing Reflections From Historic Prolific Quotes
A collection of moral maxims and excerpts from writers including Bacon and Martineau. It discusses truth, patience, duty, and the value of character over outward success, with various proverbs and reflections on virtue and leadership. The final note considers theories on early American peopling from Northwest Europe and Northeast Asia.
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Aix
Bulwer
Bacon
Jamen Martineau
John Tamilton
Thom
Brooke Terford
Troy
Roswell D. Hitchcock
John White Chadwick
German fibre yields cloth usable for tailors
A German firm controls four patents on extracting bark or fibre from wood to spin yarn. The material can be bleached and dyed well, with cloth from this fibre deemed suitable for tailoring, bed linens, and curtains. A Bilbao factory is planned to manufacture such goods.
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Fiem
Germany
Bilbao
Spain
King Edward Feeds London Poor at Coronation Dinners
A huge royal-aided effort distributed meals across about 400 city venues with up to 15,000 guests in Stepney alone. Sir Thomas Lipton organized the main feast at Fulham for 14,000 poor, with guests including Timothy L. Woodruff and other dignitaries. Messages from the King and Queen were read, and a Buckingham Palace bulletin announced the King out of danger.
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Joseph QC
Dimedale
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Fulham
Thomas Lipton
Timothy L. Woodruff
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Bourne
New York Yacht Club
Muerleons
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London Stock Exchange
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Moscow
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Royal Military Academy
Sandhurst
England
East Africa
Corn Prices Soar to 90 Cents Amid Market Corner Tactics
In July corn surged to 90 cents in Chicago trading amid a suspected corner led by the Gates pool. Shorts cover as buyers push prices with an estimated 260,000 bushels moved before noon. Analysts note profits of up to 100,000 dollars and a broad short interest fueling the advance. New York operators monitor the spread, with wagers suggesting a push to 100 cents as funds deploy about 25,000 for corner actions.
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Khorta
Philips
Shorts
New York City
New York
Gates Pool
Bridal Pair Arrested in Tennessee Poison Plot
Howard Jenkins a Pittsburg engineer and his wife married three weeks ago were arrested in Roane County Tennessee for murder. The couple allegedly plotted with Mrs Jenkins former husband John Fleming and his wife to poison both Fleming and Mrs Jenkins to clear a path for their marriage. Authorities say both victims died after receiving what is described as a strong poison. Mrs Jenkins belongs to a prominent Roane County family and met Jenkins as he started a new manufacturing venture.
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Kitchener Praises Boers in Veiled Valedictory
Lord Kitchener delivers a valedictory to the troops from Pretoria praising British soldiers for their spirit and endurance in hardships and danger. He notes that many who fought until the end hope to serve again alongside His Majesty's forces in the future.
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South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Uwls
Midget Slayer Declared Sane Faces Murder Charge
Bran Wil Hinve's case involving Nina Danforth, the dwarf girl from Brickton, ends in a finding of sanity by Dr. Utley. The defense challenges responsibility, while state officials expect conviction for deliberate murder amid public moral certainty.
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Brickton
Nina Danforth
A. J. Emery
South Framingham
Dr. Utley
Miss Dunford
Striving For Woman Miser's Money In Kinogwool Case
Mrs. Case of Kinogwool Township filed a protest to admit the will of the late Philadelphia widow P i Mrs. Case contested the will directing sums to relatives and a Philadelphia charity while the heirs seek letters of administration. The case involves alleged poverty and hoarded wealth on a farm and names several heirs including Kugler and Lewis. A separate note outlines new state game laws requiring licenses for non residents and penalties for violations. Weather, storms, and property damage across Bridgeton, Cohansey, and nearby towns are reported, with injuries and fatalities tied to a lightning storm and a train fatality. A veteran soldier sailor, Herbert, dies at 91. farm and crop notes follow, along with local industry and library updates.
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Shmiar
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Minor Events Of The Week In Washington
Secretary Moody to reduce naval force in the Philippines with ships recalled and Asiatic squadron reorganized. War Department censures Lt Arnold over cruelty to Filipinos, Lim accused of complicity. President fines Civil Service influence in promotions. China grant urged evacuation talks with Tantra. Gardener inquiry closes. Major Gardener silent. Sultan of Bacolod-Mindanao threatens August offensives. Unidentified suicide linked to United States Steel matter. Fetter death in New Jersey National Guard blamed on finances. Mitchell fails in arbitration bid with coal trust leaders. Drownings, fires, and thorough incidents noted across states. Coal and rail disruptions amid severe weather and legal cases. Germany budget deficit, Exports to U.S. rise, and international dispatches include voyages and politics.
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