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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1913

Page

3

Owner of New York Opens Up In McCarthy Office

Percy Darrow, a scientifically trained yet indolent young man with hidden resolve, visits the New York power broker McCarthy in his modest commissionership. McCarthy complains of a Europe-bound order and eerie threats from a shadowy backer, while Darrow tactfully steps back, assessing his next move.

New York Percy Darrow Atlas Building Doctor Schermerhorn Darrow McCarthy Perc Europe

Shadow of Mystery: Power Failures Hit Atlas Building

Percy Darrow and Doctor Knox chase a strange blackout in the Atlas Building as phones, lights, and bells fail. McCarthy storms through, angered by the public utility delays while repair crews discover dead batteries and a mysterious polarization of the building's electrical system.

Darrow Doctor Knox Professor Schermerhorn McCarthy Knox Atlas Percy Darrow Darren Suggerted Darrow

The Atlas Building's Electric Mystery and McCarthy's Frustrations

The Atlas Building saga unfolds with experts assessing a mysterious electrical fault and a covert test. Malachi McCarthy, amid city bustle, endures stalled transit and a streetcar chase, confronting a strange message from an Unknown. The scene shifts to horse-drawn traffic as six o'clock looms, highlighting McCarthy's mounting impatience and urban disarray.

No Marriage Bans in Burma According to Book

A new book by Sir Herbert T. White asserts Burmese marriage requires only mutual consent and no formal ceremony, with divorce easy and often without fault. Legal risks include forfeiting property when seeking divorce, yet reunions after separation are common and contribute to social tensions.

New York Herbert T. White Burma

Was the Forbidden Fruit Really an Apple or a Quince

The piece argues that Genesis naming provides no fruit, notes scholars doubt the apple, and suggests the quince may be the sacred fruit linked to Venus and Oriental lore. It cites Ishtar and Babylonian origins as supporting evidence that the quince fits better than the apple.

Venus Babylonia Ishtar

Joviality Out of Place in London Street

Mr Plowden admonishes a man and woman dancing in the Marylebone street for disorderly conduct. He says the country cannot afford jovial behavior and urges them to cultivate melancholy, telling them to go away and be as ahead as they can.

McCarthy Malachi McCarthy Atlas London Mr. Plowden Marylebone

Irish Priest Links Blond Esquimaux to Irish Colonists

Rev. C F O’Leary of Notre Dame church visited Ireland and Europe and believes blond Esquimaux are descendants of early Irish settlers. He cites St Brendan and monks as America settlers in the sixth century, noting Mare Brendanicum as Brendan’s sea name. His trip was partly funded by parish jubilee gifts.

St. Louis C. F. O'Leary Catholic Church of Notre Dame Ireland Esquimaux Vilhjaimur Steffanescu Father O'Leary St. Brendan America Brendan Germany Italy France Hkrendan Brendanicum St. Brendan’s Mount Europe

Man Surfaces Alive After Storm Sees Family Mourning

In Hamilton Ontario relatives mourned the body of a John Thompson believed lost on a Great Lakes storm. The real John Thompson then arrived at the home, after his mother fainted, and revealed he survived after being in Monterey during the disaster.

Hamilton Monterey

Giraffe Struck by Switch Engine in Illinois Train Yard

A giraffe being shipped to a circus winter quarters in Dupo Illinois stuck its head from a car and was struck by a switch engine. The animal is housed in an improvised hospital in the YMCA building and veterinarians expect it to survive.

Dupo

Woman elected mayor of Troutdale Oregon

Mrs Clara Lats relle Larsson daughter of an Oregon pioneer resident wins the Troutdale mayoral race by a wide margin with Ave votes securing the post.

Oregon Town Troutdale Oreg Mra Clara Lats Relle Larsson Oregon

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