Tillian Reluctantly Entwined With A Suitor’s Claim
Mrs. Drew faces a pressure from Colonel to marry, insisting she could be happy with him, while Lillian questions love as unselfish but cold. A troubled night follows with thoughts of past loves, and a sudden family emergency draws Mrs. Drew back to Prince's Square to comfort Lilith and aid Willie’s fragile condition.
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Tillian
Mrs. Drew
Lillian
Drew
Paniy
Cruth
Mrs. Ware
Lilith
Powlinll
Mra
Willie
Lilith and Willie Macdonald Share A Quiet Hospital Room
Lilith faces uncertainty as Willie Macdonald lies wounded with a bandaged head while Mrs Drew hopes for his recovery. William’s devoted bond with Lilith deepens, as her mother weighs future visits and changes of air at Heathside amid a somber London scene.
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Mrs. Drew
Willie
Lilith
Mary
Mrs. Macdonald
William Macdonald
Geoffrey
Heathside
London
Harvest Evening At Heathside Hall As Willie Arrives
On a calm August evening at Heathside Hall the plan to nurse Willie Macdonald unfolds. Mrs. Drew and Lilith maintain routines while Lilith quietly heads to the garden to fetch a book before the arriving train, amid suspicions about her feelings for Willie and possible secrets.
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Willie Macdonald
Heathside Hall
Mrs. Drew
Gerald
Colonel Ware
Mr. Rawson
Willie
Lilith
Koon
The Hall Visit and Liliths Quiet Turmoil
Willie Macdonald lies ill after an accident and rests in Mrs. Drew's care as Lilith feels sidelined by her rival. A calm garden setting, tender acts, and whispered truths reveal growing attraction, unseen rivals, and a troubling passion that unsettles both women and the recovering man.
Leaf Insects Scare Spaniards Off Florida Coast
A party of Spanish soldiers landing in Florida were frightened by a moving shower of leaves, thinking the area bewitched. The insect, Phillium scythe, resembles a leaf with green summer wings turning brown in fall, while a related leaf butterfly mimics a withered leaf to hide on twigs.
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Florida
Philadelphia Inquirer
Frosty verse winds fade as temps fall in Washington Star
A poem by DiMeult Linea muses on frost and storms then notes the temperature slipping from eighty to below freezing. The writer Pauses mid correction as the mercury drops, contrasting balmy lines with a real chill. The Washington Star records this weatherly poetry and its weather truth.
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Flo
Washington Star
An Atchison girl marries to escape care of siblings
An Atchison girl, unhappy with caring for her younger brothers and sisters, marries to leave the babies. Since then she has borne seven children over ten years, a situation the doctor treats as an annual revenue item for a decade.
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Atchison
Head of a Law College Named for Mrs Ellen Mussey
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey of Washington holds the unique post of dean at the Washington College of Law. An Ohio native and daughter of the writer of the Spencerian script, she occupies a remarkable position for a woman in academia.
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Ellen
Dencer Musesey
Washington
Ellen Spencer Mussey
Washington College of Law
Ellen Spencer Mussey pioneer woman lawyer and mentor
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey studied law with her husband Gen R D Mussey after their marriage. She ran his office for sixteen years until his death in 1892 and then continued the practice. She serves many women clients and appears in all courts including the U S Supreme Court and was dean of a law college.
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R. D. Mussey
Washington Laweyer
Gen. Mussey
Supreme Court of the United States
Law College
President Faure's Daughter Believes Dreyfus Innocent
Mile Faure, daughter of the French president, remains convinced of Captain Dreyfus's innocence after his conviction for selling government secrets. The article notes her steadfast belief and implies public scrutiny of the case continues.
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Capt. Dreyfus
Mile. Lucie Faure
Trance
Dreyfus Case Influenced by Dreyfus’ Daughter Aid
The text notes Madame Dreyfus drawing on her influence with her father in Dreyfus’ defense. It mentions Mile Faure, a striking and intellectual young woman closely following daily events and a keen student of state affairs.
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Pathy
Madame Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Mile. Faure
Thoroughy
Strange Islands Report From San Francisco Sea Captains
Sea captains arriving in San Francisco from Japan and China deny reports that Lot's Wife, a lonely Pacific rock southeast of Nippon, was damaged by an earthquake. The island rises about 500 feet, can be seen from twenty five miles, and features a cavern in its pinnacle with a roaring sea. The rock’s waterline diameter is about fifty feet. Another Padge island named Bird Island lies off the Hawaiian group.
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San Francisco
Japan
China
Lot
Pacific Ocean
Niphon
Bird Island
Coral uses expand in decorative art at Torre del Greco
New applications for coral are described for mosaics and inlays in glove boxes jewel boxes and musical instruments at the Royal School of Coral Work and Decorative Art near Naples. The material also decorates picture frames and fine furniture.
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Royal School of Coral
Torre del Greco
Naples
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Charlot
Prince's Square
Mrs. Law
Tie
Madam Ware
Willie Atraight
Rawson
Judith
Three
Indies
Dian Kleine Witzbhatt
President Faure
Mlle
Lucie Faure
Hird Island
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