Inky and Ett Allen Ingram Class Drama
A college Greek class tale centers on Inky Allen the mischievous student and Ett Allen his sister. The instructor grades harshly until poetry and piano charm Ett. Inky hides Ett’s photograph, provoking a prank led by affection and rivalry with Archibald Lyden.
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Omaka
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Btt
Henrietta Joyce Allen
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Miss Allen
Archibald Lyden
Lydon
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Ingram
Lyden
Mr. Allen
The Horse in Battle and its Grim Courage
A Public Opinion account describes cavalry behavior under fire. Horses endure wounds, keep moving, and sometimes rally with other mounts as riders face bullets and shells. The piece emphasizes the horse’s resilience and instinct to stay on the field despite injuries.
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Bugle
Plausible costs of wealth and happiness in New York
A Philadelphia Ledger anecdote quotes a noted banker with income above 100000 a year saying his family spends 25000 yearly, yet the happiest time was living on 2500. He notes health and fear of harassment offset wealth, arguing that beyond basic needs every extra dollar weighs him down.
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New York
William H. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia Ledger
Sam Roi Yant Myth Of Giants Sets Peaks In Legend
A Siamese geologist recalls a legend explaining Sam Roi Yant’s 800 peaks. Mong Lai and his wife seek daughters in law for Chao Lai and the Lord of Mieang Chin, the father slays his daughter, Chao Lai dies, and the peaks mark the gifts and carts of the bridal procession near the gulf islands and eastern coast.
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Sam Roi Yant
Mong Lai
Chao Lai
Mieang Chin
China
East
Kagy Chang
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Acquittal Argument Highlights Defense Voice
The Detroit Journal notes the defense counsel's impassioned appeal to the jury asking them to doubt the notion of a cold calculating murderer. He argues the accused would not kill his wife for her tears at trial and questions whether lawyers truly aid justice.
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Enda of Justice
Detroit Journal
Ingenious Harpist Mayhem Stirs Belmar Boarders Trust
A group of women from Philadelphia New York and Washington borrowed an organ and aided a street organ grinder on Ocean Avenue. They played in the hotel parlor and on the streets collecting 12 dollars and 75 cents, giving the performer the even money and keeping 75 cents for ice cream. The Italian performer left happier and the partners became the talk of Belmar.
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Philadelphia
Helen Deal
Crolima
New York
Ellen Poe
Alkens
Carrie Lefferts
Washington
Columbia
Ocean Avenue
Sunny
Italy
Belmar
Army Transports to Be Remodeled for Eastern Troop Service
Government to convert three army transports, the Logan Meade and Thomas, for troop movement to the Philippines. Costs range from 220000 to 253000 dollars with seven tiers of bunks, pneumatic mattresses, refrigeration, officers quarters, a hospital with isolation ward, and ample lifeboats and liferafts. Project to be finished by November 1.
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Philippines
New York Herald
Logan
Meade
Thomas
Amazing Earth Age Put At Five Hundred Million Years
Professor R A Fessenden told the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Columbus that the earth is at least 500 million years old. He cited Lord Kelvin’s evolving estimates and stressed constant radiation as a key assumption.
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Alleghany
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Columbus
Chicago Times-Herald
Lord Kelvin
Earth
Kelvin
Novel co operative home for workers tried at Barrow
Vickers and Maxim convert the Alaska, former Guion liner, into a temporary workmen’s home anchored off the Barrow shipyard. It offers 150 sleeping places with meals and services at $3 weekly, plus 25 cents for a single cabin. The project operates as a cooperative with a committee comprising workers and employers sharing profits to reduce living costs.
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England
Vickers & Maxim
Alaska
London Dispatch
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