Dark Hollow Riders Reach Tempest Lodge Night Ride
Reuther and Alanson Black push toward Tempest lodge with Oliver missing after a careful dawn climb through the forest. They find the door barred by Deaf Dan but Oliver appears and races off on a fiery horse leaving Black and Sloan unsure of pursuit while Reuther recovers with tea and eggs.
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Reuther
Mr. Black
Oliver
Mr. Sloan
Tempest Lodge
Kewther
Sloan
Dan
Alanson Black
Oliver at the Mountain Pass And the Missing Messenger
A tense scene unfolds as a courier delivers a telegram to Oliver, now a stranger to a former lover. Pursued by men on a dangerous mountain road, Oliver may have chosen a perilous shortcut toward a distant train, while questions about the letter and a father’s will intensify the drama.
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Oliver
Detroit
Mr. Black
Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Woman Fears Mouse Lofts at New York Hotel
A young woman in a New York hotel room panicked when she found a hair covered mouse in the closet while tidying. The incident sparked a crowd in the hallway and a $5 reward is offered for the head of that mouse.
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New York
Dust Clouds Reveal Troop Type On Marching Roads
The text explains how dust patterns betray military units. Infantry create low, thick clouds. cavalry lifts higher, thinner dust. wagons and heavy guns form clustered puffs. A scout can identify force type and estimate numbers even when the cause is not visible.
Rice Crop Expands Across Louisiana and Arkansas
Rice acreage in Louisiana and Arkansas has risen by about 700000 acres in two years. The United States now grows nearly the amount of rice it consumes, reflecting a dramatic expansion in production.
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United States
Louisiang
Arkansas
Dancing Around in the Maxixe of Hesitation
A brief, period voice notes two bodies meeting and moving in a hesitant maxixe dance, captioned as a playful observation on social dancing and flirtation. The excerpt captures a social scene through witty, concise narration.
Papal Secretary of State Gasparri A Key Figure In War
Cardinal Pietro Gasparri, head of the Papal Secretary of State, is a long experienced diplomat and church scholar. Born May 4 1852 in Capovallazza di Ussita he taught theology in Rome and law in Paris before serving as apostolic delegate to Peru Bolivia and Ecuador and later held top curial posts. He received the purple in December 1907 in recognition of merit.
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Italy
Holy See
Pietro Gasparri
Capovallazza di Ussita
Pontifical Romani Seminary
Propagnda Fide
Institut Catholique
Paris
Rome
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Caesarea
Congregation For Extraordinary Ecclesiastic Affairs
Curia
Holy Lands
Banker-Doctor at the Front in France
Berkeley Sherwood-Dunn of New York heads a French hospital unit on the firing line in Europe. Born in Rushford New York he studied at New York University and the University of France. He helped revise foreign student admissions laws in Paris and co-founded the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals there. He led Century Trust Company and later headed European American Bank. He lived in South Carolina as a banking figure and Progressive party state chairman.
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Berkeley Sherwood-Dunn
New York
Europe
United States
France
Sherwood-Dunn
Rushford
N. Y
New York University
Wild Beasts As Chums Entertaining Lady Mackenzie
Lady Mackenzie a famed big game hunter recently returned from Africa now resides on a Montana ranch. She brings pet wild beasts on visits and once entertained sixty guests at Delmonico's New York where lion cubs wildcats and other animals performed. The dinner featured an elaborate menu including stuffed eagle eggs roast black bear rhinoceros tongue and Egyptian quail.
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Lady Mackenzie
Africa
Montana
Delmonico's
New York
Nickel that sparked suffrage feud at Washington rally
In Washington a nickel donated by Congressman Thomas Heflin for the suffrage cause is displayed at the Congressional Union HQ as a symbol of opposition. Miss Elsie Hill led the Pennsylvan ia avenue meeting crowd and Heflin flipped the coin saying take that for luck, a moment linked with Bowdle’s antisuffrage speech as part of the display.
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Washington
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Congress
Heflin
Elsie Hill
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alabama Statesman
Bowdle
Ohio
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