Princess Elopement Sparks Loyalist Panic In European Court
Arthur Warrington, an American consul, narrates a high born intrigue in a European realm. Grand Duke pressures Princess Hildegarde to wed Dopplekinn, while Hildegarde plans escape aided by Scharfenstein. A mock marriage and a frantic chase unfold as Warrington and Max uncover a family secret revealed by a locket. The duke orders police action as the princess vanishes amid a storm of national pride and scandal.
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Arthur Warrington
Buaracheil
Princess Hildegarde
Dopplekinn
Warrington
Diopidated
Princesa Hildegarde
Elon
Betty Moore
Grand Duke
Dopple- Kinn
Scharfenstein
Elopement Stir Hits Grand Duke and Betty at Palace
In a tense royal corridor scene, the Grand Duke of Barachett storms Betty’s door demanding passports and truth. Betty stands firm. the duke accuses her of deception and learns she may have eloped with a mystery suitor as news fillets spread of a scandal across Europe.
Capitol Furniture Scandal Trial For Sanderson and Officials
In Harrisburg on February 4 the trial of Sanderson, ex Auditor General Snyder, ex State Treasurer Matthes, and James M. Shumaker features evidence of contracts and furniture sales to the state before 1904. Prosecutors argue certification of wrong item numbers shows fraud connected to a capitol furnishing contract, with sofas and tables cited as examples. The commonwealth expects to conclude proceedings later in the week.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Sanderson
Snyder
Mathues
James M. Shumaker
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Kunkel
Rial Sanderson
Syracuse youth faces murder charge after strangulation death
Police summoned by Gray, 18, who claimed he killed his mother Clara Gray. Authorities found her dead from strangulation. Gray alleged self defense after a razor wound and scuffle. Neighbors described Mrs. Gray as high-strung. Gray had worked briefly at City Hall as a stenographer and was seen as erratic.
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Syracuse
HL. Gray
Clara Gray
Momhers
Steamer St. Cuthbert Burned in Blizzard Off Nova Scotia
Malifax Nova Scotia February 4 A fierce blizzard trapped the steamer St. Cuthbert burning to the water line off the Nova Scotia coast. Fifteen crewmen drowned when a small boat capsized during evacuation. Thirty seven crew members including the captain were rescued by the White Star liner Cyriric.
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Malifax
N. S
St. Cuthbert
White Star
Cyriric
Street Cars Collision Near Smithfield Bridge
Pittsburg Feb 4 street cars collided at the north end of the Smithfield street bridge injuring many. Three of the injured RB. B. Asbury Miss Stella Thomson and Miss Grace Wilkinson were taken to hospital. A score or more passengers required medical attention. The accident was caused by a defective brake.
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Pittsburg
Smithfield Street Bridge
Asbury
Stella Thomson
Grace Wilkinson
Harvard Freshman Shot At Cambridge Infirmary
Cambridge report says Robert Sedewick Minot Jr of Dover Magas Harvard freshman was brought to Suliman infirmary with a head wound tied to personal safety concerns his prospects appear doubtful aged about 20 son of Robert Sedgwick Minat a Boston attorney. Chicago TL Feb 4 American Railway Association release says 338000 cars and 8500 locomotives idle due to grit traffic totaling 466000000 in capital value.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert Sedewick Minot, Jr
Dover
Magas
Harvard University
Suliman
Lata
Minot
Robert Sedgwick Minat
Boston
Tee
Chicago
American Railway Association
Receivers Appointed for Bank in Ballymore Case
Judge Gorter appointed receivers for Wilden Colaton and Co bankers. Exports are roughly 870000 while liabilities total 955000. The firm has substantial interest in Southern securities and faces embarrassment through depreciation in market values.
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Bank
Ballymore
Judge Gorter
Wilden, Colaton & Co
Southern Securities
Theac
Walter's Clock Belt Punishment Ends Dinner Delays
A father punishes son Walter for late dinners by fastening a windup alarm clock and belt around his waist. The clock rings, padlock locks, and Walter is escorted by peers to explain the decoration. Since the scheme, Walter has not been late for dinner.
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Walter
Pitty
British Warships to Telegraph Weather Reports
The British admiralty orders warships with wireless to telegraph meteorological stations full sea weather details. The new Magnish meteorological service already proves valuable and is expected to grow. Sea weather reports are crucial as storms reach Britain from the ocean, not over a land telegraph network.
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British Admiralty
Magnish
British Isles
United States
Queen Takes Fencing Lessons From Noted Master
Tit-Bits reports Queen Alexandra has begun fencing lessons with a renowned master. The instructor, previously with a household cavalry regiment, claims to train Europe’s best swordsmen and says the queen is a born fencer who could have gained prominence if she pursued the art earlier.
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Queen Alexandra
Tit-Bits
Household Cavalry
Europe
Effective Fog Shifter in London Snow Analysis
The London snow, rich in sulphur, tar and organic ammonia, carried more coal smoke into the fog than Kent snow. In contrast, melted Kent snow resembled distilled water, per a Lantern/ Lancet office study referenced by the London Daily News.
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Lancet
Kent
London
Ilondon Daily News
Notable Washington Address by Alaska Congressman Cale
A letter from Hon Thomas Cale, congressman from Alaska, praises Peruna as an effective remedy for coughs and colds. The message notes Cale's Washington address at 1312 9th St NW and his Pacific slope prominence. The fragment also contains ads and stray quips about laxatives and a medical ointment, with irrelevant humor and filler text.
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Thos. Cale
Congress
Alaska
Pacific Slope
Washington
N. W
D. C
Washington, D. C
Peruna Drug Co
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Cale
C. Slemp
Virginia
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Pat
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Thal
Slow
Mr. Scharfensteine
Dresden
Mr. Scharfenstein
Duke
Pennsylvania
Babea
Self
Bestony
Market Reports
Cincinnati
Baltimore
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Washington, D.C
Spitz
Tessie
Thos
Cale
Dodds Kidney
Alabastine CO
New York City
Grand Rapids, Mkt
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