Alge rnon Smythe and the town flirt uncover a deadly secret
Algernon Smythe spread gossip about a beautiful woman named Lelia, whose past entangles with James. When James learns the truth he discovers Lelia’s lover was his own wife, long believed dead, and the revelation ends in stark, ironic tragedy.
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Algernon Barkdale_ Smythe
Algernon
James
Lelia
Sister’s sapphire ring reveals sister’s fate in Paris
A Chicago man recounts how a beggar encounter led him to a morgue relic linking his sister Mary. In Brussels to Paris to meet a vanished promise, he discovers a shawl and a ring bearing the inscription Toujours a toi, tying the lost girl to a tragic end.
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Chicago
Jack Livingston
Livingston
Joe
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Cupid
England
Balaklava
Mary
Brussels
Mademoiselle Villiers
Boulevard de l’Imperatrice
Monsieur
New Jerusalem
M. W. Toujours
Deliberate Scheme Tarnishes Innocent Conversation
A fragmentary exchange shows a tense dialogue where one figure accuses another of treachery and planning a deed. The conversation reveals blame, shame, and abrupt denials as suspicion rises.
Porto Ricans Not Aliens. Enter United States Freely
Supreme Court Chief Justice Fuller rules Porto Ricans are not aliens under the 1891 act and citizens of Porto Rico owe allegiance to the United States. A Porto Rican woman was denied entry in 1902 as likely to be a public charge, but the court directs her discharge. The decision emphasizes allegiance to the United States and clarifies alienage status regarding Porto Ricans.
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Washington
United States
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Gonzales
New York
Congress
Degetau
Report Favors Wood Promotion in Naval Affairs Panel
Washington Jan 5 Senator Foraker, leading the majority of the committee on naval affairs, submitted a brief to the Senate in favor of Brig. Gen. Wood's promotion to major general. The panel, eight of eleven, heard evidence on Wood and Rathbone charges. Rathbone trials were deemed fair, with many grievances found unfounded. The castineada concession and other issues were refuted or deemed unfounded.
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Washington
Foraker
Committee On Naval Affairs
Gen.Wood
Wood
Estes G. Rathbone
Brooke
Fort Sheridan Land Purchase plan deepens with 110 acres
Addition to Fort Washington notes a congressional appropriation of 280000 dollars to buy 110 acres of land between Fort Sheridan and the Chicago and Northwestern railroad. Secretary Root says only 82862 acres fit the limits and the quartermaster general warns options at reasonable rates are unlikely, recommending a modification to the organic act to permit the purchase.
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Fort Sheridan
Congress
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Root
Philippine Fortifications Report Urges Quick Funding
The joint army and navy board led by Admiral Dewey urges immediate appropriations to fortify Subig Bay and Manila Bay in the Philippines, noting no gun has yet been mounted or harbor earthworks built despite five years of American possession.
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Washington
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Army and Navy Board
Dewey
Philippines
House
Root
Moody
Congress
Subig Bay
Manila Bay
Corporal Tanner to be named register of wills in DC
Washington January 5 announces that Corporal James Tanner formerly commissioner of pensions will be appointed register of wills for the District of Columbia.
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Corporal Tanner
Washington
White House
James Tanner
District of Columbia
Sheriff to Evict Forty-Eight Miners in Boswell Case
Somerset Pa Jan 5 Sheriff Coleman will lead deputies to Boswell to evict forty eight miners families from Merchants Coal company houses with temperatures below zero and no shelter. Some leaders will not be rehired and trouble is anticipated as eviction begins.
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Somerset
Coleman
Boswell
Merchants’ Coal Company
Savannah Confederates Refuse Wreath for Longstreet
Veterans in Savannah Ga refuse to send a laurel wreath to General Longstreet's grave citing his disobedience at Gettysburg as the reason. The decision follows Confederate tradition about honoring the field commander.
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Longstreet
Savannah
Man Killed by Mate in Waukesha Wis
A man was killed in Waukesha Wisconsin in January when rescue efforts arrived too late. Authorities report the incident involved a fatal confrontation with a fellow inmate or associate. Investigations are ongoing to determine exact circumstances.
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Mate Waukesha
Wis
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