Aunt Roses Secret Love Clash in Paris Tale
Aunt Rose's Secret recounts Andre Delvalley's defiant intent to marry Noemie Durand despite his father's rigid refusal. Mister Delvalley disinherits him over the union while Andre recalls Noemie's faith and fears Aunt Rose's teledemonstrates the social clash over money, family control, and romance.
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Delvalley
Andre
Noomie
M. Delvalley
Noomio
M. Dolvalley
Noemo
Durands
Rue Nollet
Mme. Durand
Rue Nollot
Augry
Audra
Noemia
Fim
Noemie
Rose
Love Poem by Frank L Stanton About Springtime Hope
The piece muses on life, longing, and rebirth as spring winds blow. It contrasts sorrow and tears with the harvest of love, noting that even in twilight life offers glimpses of beauty and tender affection. The speaker, addressed to a beloved, asserts enduring love beyond hardship.
Fairy charm changes lovers fate in family telegram
Aunt Rose uses a secret device to secure consent for a marriage that seemed doomed when Delvalley refused. Amid suspense the telegram arrives miswritten, revealing a hidden link between families. The aunt’s plan reveals true bonds as Mr. Delvalley and Rose reveal shared history and consent finally granted.
German Food Supply Debate in Reichstag Reopens Questions
Consul-General Mason reports to the State Department on Germany's meat-inspection petition and the shrinking future food supply if imports are cut. He notes population growth from 20 to 56 million in the empire, farming must expand, and policy chose to boost agricultural output will shape Germany's economic history. Also: Teavera's Goat and Koop tail dispute after a horse loses its tail to a goat. potential damages contemplated.
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State Department
German Empire
Farma
New York Post
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Ato Koop
Horne
Travers
Otto Koop
Ani
Tia
Koop
Toledo
Toledo News
Tales of Place and Adventure in a Denver Wild Tale
A Denver police surgeon recounts a strange near rabies scare after ranchman M J McMahon wrestled a large coyote in his dark bedroom. The animal, mistaken for a wild beast or possibly a possessed spirit, left when his hired men finally arrived. The incident echoes legends of heart eating and spirit transfer among indigenous beliefs. Private Epps earns a Medal of Honor in the Philippines for singlehandedly forcing surrender of seventeen Filipino insurgents in a walled enclosure at Vigan during Colonel Parker’s assault, marking one of the war’s fiercest fights.
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M. J. McMahon
River Bend
Union
Ile
Mr. McMahon
Thia
Fouga
McMahon
Sho
Redmen
Eppa
Epps
Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Tiwan
Vigan
Thirty-third
Golonolim” Parker
Parker
Thirty Third Infantry
Jim
Iater
Sleepwalking Peculiarities and Wartime Feats Reported
A collage of oddities and war exploits. Notable items include a private awarded a medal of honor for a surrender feat, a Cincinnati businessman’s perilous wakeful ride on a fast train, and a dramatic rescue tale from Italy. Also covered are a Kitchener era surrender, sleepwalking memory anecdotes, a jeweled map of France, and various curious vignettes.
Invention of a Superior Navy Shell Discussed in Senate
A prominent U S Navy officer's shell superior to all others is claimed to penetrate fourteen inches Harveyized armor. Tests at Zodiac Head shown to penetrate armor. secrecy requested by Sen Tillman due to national and foreign impact. Senate closes doors on the armor plate discussion amid debate on disclosure.
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Senate
Wasninatox
D. C
United States Navy
Aloll Fa
United States
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Harveyizod
Hackett
Zodiac Head
Tillman
Secretary of the Navy
Indino
Navy Department
Ubila
Navy
Tilman
Striking Street Car Mow Use Cribs and Bloncs Meany Arrests Mouse
A general streetcar strike began at daybreak in St Louis Missouri, with crowds pursuing and blocking service. Police faced violence as motormen were struck and cars were damaged, several arrests reported as mounted officers tried to quell demonstrations.
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St. Louis
Lindell Line
Taylor and
Finnoy
Newstead
Hilecknan
Wattson murder case and other 1890s notes in Weehawken
Edward Clifford, convicted for the 1996 shooting of William Wattson, faced repeated stays and delays toward execution, with a rejected writ of error and appeals following Governor Voorhees’ refusal to reprieve. Also includes unrelated items on Territory politics, Maryland forest fires, Chinese clash with Boundary Commission, and Boer War era dispatches from Britain and Turkey.
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Jensty Crry
N. J
Edward Clifford
Marc
Willam G. Wattson
West Shore Railroad
Weehawken
Studson County Jalil
Clifford
Marcl
Aince
Global Wrapup of 1898 Foreign and Domestic Affairs
A broad review notes treaties signed in Washington extending ratification times for the Hay-Pauncefote and Mexican boundary treaties. US post offices expansion to 163 cities and new Argentine Minister Eduardo Wilde’s White House audience. Senate votes on pensions and the Army Appropriation bill. Free Homes measure would repay government funds. Philippines governance actions include military governors, immigration limits, and census updates. Shipping, crime, and industry items cover lynching in Georgia, thefts in Chicago, Standard Oil wage raises, and a US customs case in New York. Local disasters and transport accidents record fires, ship holds, and a major bridge incident. uitstekende
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Washington
Henry
Gridley
General Longstreet
Senate
Renato
Philippines
Great Railway Deal and New Plans for Bay Ridge Ferry Links
An executive of the Pennsylvania Railroad outlined aims to control the Long Island Road to shift Brooklyn traffic away from the East River waterfront toward freight depots and yard facilities along the Long Island Railroad. He described plans to connect Jersey City through Bay Ridge via ferry, with eventual tunnel links and a potential Ward's Island bridge to tie into New England routes, while dismissing Montauk Point as a sailing port for the American Line.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Road
Brooklyn
East River
Long Island Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street Ferry
Bay Ridge
Greenville
Jersey City
Btazen Island
Pennsylvania
New England
Long Island
Ward's Island
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Montau Point
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
International Navigation Company
American Line
Montauk Point
New York City
Destructive cyclone damages San Antonio crops and buildings
A cyclone in San Antonio Texas wrecked the five story San Antonio Loan and Trust building with losses about 70000. Winds reached eighty miles an hour with heavy rain and widespread storm damage across Texas. Crops including corn wheat and oats suffered severe blows and fruit trees were bent. Six churches collapsed and fire damaged homes. Separate reports note a deadly tornado in Tornada Extinwoon Kansas killing two in Logan town and injuring others. Additional items reference military actions in the Philippines and Sweden's defense funds.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Loan and Trust Company
Dwindling Shad Industry Fears Artificial Propagation Fallout
News from the Delaware River notes an overstocked shad run with prices crushed by abundant supply. Older and larger fisheries abandon nets while smaller fishermen persist, facing ruin as artificial propagation stirs fear of long term loss. Fishermen in the Upper Delaware warn that continued propagation could erase livelihoods and force many to quit the trade.
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Delaware
Upper
Whippet Their Boys to Court in Parents’ Stand
In Glen Ridge a mother chastised Paul Valentine and Eddie Donnelly ages twelve and thirteen in a police court after they were caught stealing milk bottles from dairies. The recorder considered punishment, with mothers agreeing to discipline at home, while police fetched whipping rods. The scene ended with the boys restrained on a table as the punishment was delivered.
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Torcea Falviola
Znarna
Italy
New York Herald
Paul Valentine
Eddie Donnelly
Glen Ridge
Lagan
Donnelly
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