Barclay Faces Regulations in Fort Worth Cavalry Mess
In Fort Worth the cavalry mess debates uniforms and gear as costly regulations stir discontent. Captain Barclay plans generously for Ada Blythe and family, while Ada learns Ned Lawrence may return to Texas with his children soon, aided by Barclay's support.
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J. B. Lippincott Company
Brooks
Captain Follansbee
Barclay
Follawsbee
Blythe
Fort Worth
Ned Lawrence
Molineux Held After New York Murder Verdict
Roland Bernham Molineux was arrested in New York on murder charges after a coroner's verdict linked him to the death of Mrs. Katharine J. Adams and tied his handwriting to forged penmanship on drug order letters. The case involves a related poisoning linked to Henry Barnet of the Knickerbocker club.
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New York
Roland Bernham Molineux
Katharine J. Adams
Tombs
Adams
Henry ©. Barnet
Knickerbocker Club
Harry Cornish
Molineux
Cornish
H. C. Barnet
Barnet
Roland B. Molineux
Gardner
New York Club
Mr. Molineux
Bartow
New York Athletic Club
France Honors Faure with Grand State Funeral in Paris
Paris observed a magnificent state funeral for late President Faure with 60,000 Paris garrison on duty along the route from the Elysee to Notre Dame. Loubet led the cortege through disturbed districts to the cemetery as hundreds of thousands watched and religious masses were held across the province.
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France
Paris
Zurlinden
Berge
Criminal Chamber
Court of Cassation
Dreyfuiite
Loew
Bard and
Dumas
Mazeau
Ambitious Actress Seeks Star Status Ends With Divorce
A young woman seeks career advice from a theatrical manager. He urges heartache and later counsels a divorce as a necessary step. A year later she returns, reveals she married a suitor who deserted her, and the manager notes progress toward stardom.
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Chicago Tribune
Local Portraits of a Town's Characters
Northport News sketches a lively slice of town life with a mix of liars, troublemakers, gossiping women, and loafers. The piece highlights the colorful cadre of locals including sharp talkers, judgmental cranks, and men preoccupied with others’ business.
Elderly Adorer Preserved In Pale Dormitory Tale
A fragment describes an elderly admirer in a pale dormitory setting, noted for being well preserved despite age. The piece hints at quiet reverence and a restrained mood surrounding the subject.
Defense in James Case Seeks Alibi and Witness Control
The defense in the Jesse James train robbery case in Kansas City Feb 28 argues for an alibi and to undermine prosecution witnesses notably W J Smith who had identified James. It aims to portray James as of good character in the community where he has lived since childhood. Tom Allen Arrested on Murder Charge in St Louis Feb 27 involves a former heavyweight champion accused after a shooting in a saloon. Coapry died at hospital, Allen claims self defense.
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OnIcaGo
Albert A. Becker
W. T. Kirby
Becker
James
Kansas City
Jesse James
W. J. Smith
Smith
Tom Allen
Lotis
Four Courts
Tom Coapry
Allen
Coupry
General Eugan Defends Canned Roast Beef as Wholesome
A war era court of inquiry in Washington adjourned after two hours as Former Commissary General Eagan testified on beef contracts for armies in Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines. He denied knowledge of chemical treatment of beef, defended canned roast beef, and denied any food trial or experiment related to General Miles. Major General J M B Young and subsistence officers also testified, noting refrigerated beef was praised while canned roast beef fared less well.
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Washington
Eagan
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Davis
Miles
J. M. B. Young
Santiago
Kipling Slightly Improved Amid Health Reports
New York reports doctors Janeway and Dunham say Rudyard Kipling shows slight improvement. Mrs Kipling went for a drive before 6 pm and appeared relieved, with Grenoble Hotel friends noting danger seems past and no convulsions today while digitalis supports a weak heart. Managua reports say government troops seized the Bluefields bluff forcing insurgent leader Reyes to flee to the British consulate and surrender is expected. A schooner with about 26 refugees bound for Bluefields was captured near Monkey Point.
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Kipling
New York
Janeway
Dunham
Rudyard Kipling
Managua
Rouling
Bluefields
Reyes
Monkey Point
Favorable House Report on Prohibiting Polygamists in Congress
A favorable report was presented in the House to Rep Capron on a constitutional amendment barring polygamists from elected office. The case of Rep elect Brigham H Roberts of Utah is cited as a catalyst for renewed attention to the issue. A separate item notes ships Bulgaria and Weehawken in distress near the Azores with all aboard reported healthy.
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Washington
Congress
House
Bulgaria
Ponta del Gada
Azores
Schmidt
New York
Hamburg
Weehawken
Azore Islands
Flattery Exchange at Reception Ends in Witty Jest
A man at a reception teased his wife after complimenting a handsome guest Miss Blank. He quipped that meeting her before marriage would have changed things, prompting his wife to respond with a polite rejoinder and a lighthearted congratulation exchange.
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Miss Blank
Delicate Distinction on Salary Question Sparks Talk
A rural relative asks about a senator's pay. Sorghum deflects, saying he cannot figure it up on the spot. The exchange highlights focus on personal salary versus the question asked.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
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Dru. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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Missouri
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Whicks Garden
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America
James Wicks
Poe Rian Ots
Thompson: & Reynolds
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Tribune Pub. CO
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