Rouen’s Young Poets Duel Over Love and Ideals
In Rouen the Bright Court of Gray and Vanrevel dominates a circle of witty youths. Crailey Gray and Tom Vanrevel clash over politics art and love, while Betty Carew’s beauty fuels poetic rivalries. Amid clubrooms romances gossip and sparks fly as they defend abolitionist views and mock patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naelosa Arta
Ar ‘Mies
Betty Carewo
Lancing
Ton Vanrevel
Crailey Gray
Tom
Craifey
Duty of Physicians in Tuberculosis Fight Highlighted
Boston talks at a tuberculosis exhibition under the health board drew Dr. Arthur Cabot of the Massachusetts Medical Society stressing two duties for physicians to patients and to the community. He urged open air rest and proper feeding for patients while promoting measures to prevent spread, noting mortality cuts over two centuries and urging expansion of advanced care. Dr Bowditch urged state cities to provide for advanced care and warned against terror, while Dr Worcester emphasized care for advanced consumption cases.
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Boston
Atnts’ Board “of Health
Arthur Mr.Cabot
Masachusetts Medical Society
Dri-Cabot
Cabot
Bowdlteh Aaid
Commonwealth
Alfrid
Worcester
Waltham
Mysterious Whitman Stranger Leaves $61,000 Bank Deposit
Whitman Mass memory of a lone man seen briefly in town eight years ago surfaces when a post master recalls the stranger with money spilling from pockets and hat. He deposited up to 1000 dollars in Whitman Savings Bank and vanished, never revealing origin or destination of the funds. The town seeks assurance the enigmatic figure James Church is the depositor, amid broad speculation.
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Whitman,Mass
Whitman Savings Bank
James Churchil
Canent
R. J. Considine
Mast Whitman
East Whitman
Whit- Tan
Teally
Denk
Mother finds her scattered kin after years apart
A Oklahoma mother, Mrs. Anderson, spent twelve years locating her six children and husband who dispersed across the country after she was confined to an insane asylum for five years. She ultimately reunited with four children in eight years, learned of one death, and only recently found the final daughter near Pana. Beulah Anderson accompanied her back home. France Still a Wine Riber. The French wine trade shows ongoing consumption with over 1.23 billion gallons used last year despite a move toward abstinence. Jap Trade Is Immense. Japan’s foreign trade in 1908 reached record levels with imports totaling Bienang and exports at 140,500.
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Crailey Gray
Misa Carewo
Vanrerel
Main Street
Tom
Crailey
Vannevel
Tom Vanrevel
Cralley
Vanrevel
Cratley
Rouen
Cralley Gray
Gray & Vanour
Frm
Tom Champeevel
Gray Yorever
Ag l
Evemi
Tmer
Cine
Crailey Lowing
Beatty
Yan- Mé
Mexico
Tower Chamber
Mr. Gray
Robert Carewe
Carewe
Thugh Cralley
Cycen
Hugene Madrillan
Chenoweth
Trimble
Tappingham
Marek
Jefferson
Marsh
Trumble
Toppingham
Tom Vannevel
Fanchon
Mies
Crufley
Tike bin
Fanchoo
Barreaud
Haverud
Gralley Gray
Gifning
Ague
Deristry
Virginie
Dark Ax Fauchon
Bt. Mary's
Crailer Garay
Atrangera
Crailay
Ave
Boston
Chenowath
Lord Byron
Edward Bulwer
James Fenimore Cooper
Charles Dickens
Asault
United States
Martin Chuzzlewit
Raven
Crakey
Con
Martin Chuzsiewlt
Dickens
Uay
Pana, Ok
Anderson
Tve
Esearch
Pana
France
Japan
Ex Slave Becomes Wealthy Georgia Farmer Cody Bryant
A Georgia colored man, Cody Bryant of Covington in Newton County, rose from slavery to become a wealthy farmer. Born 44 years ago near his current plantation, Bryant built his fortune through hard work, timber sales, and prudent land purchases. He owns 1,660 acres across Jasper and Newton counties with 30 mules, a sawmill, and millwork, employing 10 to 20 hands and maintaining paid wages up to $30 monthly. He funds churches and schools and has learned to read, write, and arithmetic through self-education.
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Covington
Newton County
America
Cody Bryant
California
Bryant
Jasper County
Sivn
Dryant
Middle Georgia
Jasper
Newtor
Ty’ Bome
Manapur
Harvard Faces Five Thousand Dollar Deficit
Harvard University records show a five thousand dollar deficit for the past year, with expenses outpacing funds despite a two million four hundred thousand dollar promise from graduates. The deficit has persisted for three consecutive years, drawing on the permanent fund and prompting tuition increases in some departments to cover costs.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Cambridge University
Blind Man Counters Feigned Counterfeiting Ring Heard
Testimony at a United States Commission hearing reveals a counterfeiting plot led by a blind organizer Dominick Parziale and involving Raffaelo Napoli Angelo Gaffarno and family. The group allegedly produced counterfeit currency including a $200 note in Napoli's Matayunk cellar. Warren Koence, a stationer and book dealer, described bankruptcy events with assets around $2,000.
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Philadelphia
Tve
United States Commission
Craig
Dominick Pasiake
Secret Service
Dominick Parziale
Raffaelo Napoli
Angelo Gaffarno
Prudence
Charles Gaffarno
Napoli
Matayunk
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Vanrevels
Booth Tarrington
The
Monsieur Besuceire
Will
Will Cummings
Altor
Reuven Journal
Mr. Cummings
Tappinghan Marsh
Francis Chenoweth
Eugene Maudrillon
the Club
Tom Vanneve
Gray & Vanrevel
Auch
Railey
Twite Heal
Benedict’ Arnold
Aaron Burr
Santa
Anna
Delaware
Harry Seymour
Wase
Beecher
Wight
Avery
Alf
Goodsell Clothing Co
Hopkins
Sir Broadway
Lorain
Ohio
WEGRO
Wucnona
Georgia
Cambridge School
the Reporter Printing Co
Ely
Mill Street
Bell Hardware Co
Bowers
Elrria
Aeaeood Stove Eet A Nee Uen
Bpurious Co
Warren, C
H. H. Koence
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