Princess Chaper and the Virginia Move Clash of Family Plans
General Percival Smith seeks a Virginia move for his son Warner’s health despite his daughters Norma Blanche and the rest opposing the switch. Nesbit Thorne returns to town and becomes the pivot as the family weighs Shirley plantation life, social tensions, and his influence over their plans and hopes for Warner’s recovery.
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Norma
Blanche
Warner
New York
New England
Michigan
Virginia
Florida
South Carolina
lower
McClellan
Custer
Shirley
Percival
Selkirk
Union
tude
Blinche
Norm
cross
Nesbit
North Carolina
Normna
Montana
S.ur
Thorne
nonce
Septuagenarian Jeweler Takes Own Life in New York
Charles Gracem an, 69, a New York jeweler, shot himself in the head at his home. Death was instantaneous. He had suffered months from cancer and was in a despondent condition.
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New York
Charles Graceman
Death by Flames Terrible Oven Fire Hits Mans Family
The Mins family Jasper, wife, and three children perished in a gas can explosion stored in a cook stove oven at Creston Indiana. The father and mother suffered severe burns and two young children died shortly after the blaze. Neighbors forced entry as the room filled with flames and cries for help.
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Creston
Jasper Mins
Jasper Mans
Tragic Sunderland Inn Fire Seals Fate Of Three Women
A barroom fire at a Sunderland inn started by unknown means in the afternoon trapped three women as flames spread to whisky and other liquor. The landlord rushed to save his wife and child but perished with them. All four bodies were found burned beyond recognition after extinguishing the blaze.
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Losvon
Sunderland
Tire
Mother and Child Cremated in Denver Inferno
In Denver at 2018 Delgany street a mother Mrs George Masten and her infant son died in a fire sparked when a damp object on a table exploded and sprayed oil on the child. The mother ran with the burning infant into the street but was badly burned and the child died in her arms. The father is grief stricken and feared to lose his sanity.
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Denver
Colo
Delgany street
George Masten
Clothing Fire Burns Mrs Tiff in Cedarville
In Easton Pennsylvania on December 4 Mrs. Jacob Tiff of Cedarville Williams township was burned when clothes ignited by windblown flames while boiling soap in the yard. Her husband tore the burning fabric away. she sustained severe burns and may not recover, while Mr Tiff suffered serious burns to his hands.
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Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Easton
Jacob Tiff
Cedarville
Williams township
Ars
Tiff
Tragedy as House Fire Claims Two Young Children
Mrs. C. C. Kitts left two young children alone in a neighbor’s home. While unattended, a blaze broke out. One child, age three, died from burns. the other succumbed shortly after from injuries.
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List. O
C. C. Kitts
Stapler Cracker Manufacturer Shoots Self in Home
John T. Stapler, about 50, a noted cracker maker and grocer in the city, ended his life at his West State street residence. He and his wife planned a Bermuda trip, but he shot himself upstairs with a revolver after months of melancholia and financial worry.
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Trestoy
Dee
John T. Stapler
West State street
Bermuda
New York Cruiser Launched at Cramp Yard in Philadelphia
The United States steamer New York, largest cruiser yet, was launched at Cramp’s shipyard in Philadelphia on December 2. VIPs attended including the vice president and Mrs Morton, Secs Tracy Noble and Rusk, and White House guests though President Harrison could not attend. Champagne bottle broke on the prow by Aden Clifford Paige as the ship slid into the Delaware at 2:08 pm followed by a grand banquet for visitors.
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PHILADEL
HIA
Dee
Cramp’s
United States
New York
Delaware
Morton
Tracy
Noble
Rusk
Harrison
White House
Misa Aden Clifford Paige
J. Seaver Paige
Chilean Attitude Hardens as Montt Struggles for Peace
Dec 4 Chilean developments hint at a critical point in the affair. Montt has failed to sway his government toward a conciliatory stance with the United States, though optimism for a peaceable outcome remains.
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Chile
Montt
United States
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American Press Association
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