The Drama Unfolds In A Charles Noble Household
In a smoke filled study Col Annesley and Karloff discuss the sale of fortification plans to save a daughter from ruin. The daughter arrives, overhears, and pleads for her father and love, while Karloff presses a dangerous demand that she marry him or expose the crime. The scene ends with her defiant stand and a promise of continuation.
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Col. Annesley
Karloff
Monte Carlo
Syie
Annesley
Mademoiselle
Russia
Medusa
Pather
Aeneas
Philanthropist Thomas Fortune Ryan’s Wealthy Equal in Generosity
A New York woman noted for her generosity and wealth mirrors Thomas Fortune Ryan in devotion to helping others. The piece highlights philanthropic work by prominent metropolitan ladies and situates Ryan as a benchmark for benevolence.
Mrs Ryan the Quiet Philanthropist of New York
Profile of Mrs. Thomas Fortune Ryan a major New York philanthropist who funds churches hospitals and schools across Virginia the southwest and beyond. She quietly donates about one million dollars yearly and prioritizes hands-on aid knitting sewing and distributing clothing medicines and travel to support the needy while shunning publicity.
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Mme. Jacobin
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Thomas Ryan
Wall Street
Ryan
New York
Virginia
District of Columbia
Southwest
Mrs. Ryan
Painted Desert
Arizona
Pere Marquette
Mary
Phoenix
Tucson
Mesa
Thomas F. Ryan
Tom Ryan
Jesuit
Sixteenth Street
Backing Out Sparks Quarrel on Narrow Road
A large touring car with a man and wife met a loaded hay wagon on a tight road. The wife refused to back up, the husband argued, and the farmer offered to reverse, joking that he has a similar wife at home. The tale ends with the farmer deciding to try backing out.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Gunman Vampire's Loat of Money Examined in Court
A police court railing against greed portrays money as a vile force corrupting society. The piece argues wealth fuels immorality, power, and contempt, illustrating with the insolence of those who flaunt money and speed past pedestrians. It laments money's grip on hearts and law.
Surgeons graft New Zealand foot skin from thigh
Wellington patient Harley Williams lost his right foot sole and right hand in an accident. Surgeons strapped the foot to his left thigh to grow new skin, then cut away the grafted skin with the thigh's skin binding to the foot. The patient recovered.
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New Zealand
Harley Williams
Wellington
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New York Tribune
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New Orleans
Surgical Feat
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Central & Southern Ohio
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J. A. Williamson
Toledo
Ohio
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T. M
A. & D. Railway
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Defiance Ween
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Acgbegueel Lems
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