The Muscovite Prince and the Dane in a Siege Tent
Theresa von Lynar speaks to Prince Ivan in a Muscovite siege camp. She reveals defense passwords and gate plans to aid a plot, while a dead prince lies on powder barrels. Ivan plots vengeance as Alexis relays a dawn assault plan. The scene ends with shared treachery and growing danger.
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Margraf
Theresa
Ivan
Prince Ivan
Alexia
Alexis
Wii
Van
Louis
Courtland
Prince Louis
Plassenburg
Henry the Lion
Therema von Lynar
Borla
Joan
Henry of
Kernsberg
Theresa von Lynar
Alexis the Deacon
Lord Newton-Butler Mistaken by London Servant
London society chuckles at Lord Newton-Butler who on a rainy Belgravia night arrives in evening dress with a felt hat and long coat. The butler misidentifies him as a guest and offers hospitality before the lord calmly mingles with hosts and chats over Burton ale.
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London
Lord Newton-Butler
Belgravia
Lord Newton Butler
Lord Newton
Quite Different Conversation Sparks Subtle Dismissal
He chides her for turning to glance at nearby women, sarcastically accusing her of temptation while she defends by saying she simply checked whether they noticed her new dress. Listeners rarely hear praise of themselves or others.
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Sam
Theresa
Kernsberg
Joan of
Towa
Depol in the Public Eye: Walker's Wall Street Fortune
J Brandt Walker once of Chicago earned over 2.5 million dollars in a recent Wall Street stock slump. He worked solo with 22 firms, memorized orders, and faced rival cliques, surprising skeptics who predicted his ruin. Walker lived in Lakewood New Jersey with broker J J Townsend assisting him.
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J. Brandt Walker
Chicago
Wall Street
Walker
Dual News
New York
Lakewood
N. J
Edwin Walker
J. J. Townsend
New York City
Sage Fund to Cure Ignorance and Poverty Launched
Robert Weeks De Forest, New York attorney, chairs the Sage Foundation with a $10,000,000 endowment to improve living conditions and support research, education, and charitable agencies. The fund will not conflict with Rockefeller Carnegie or Phipps foundations and yields about $450,000 yearly.
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Robert Weeks de Forest
United States
New York
Sage Foundation
Rockefeller
Carnegie W Phipps
M'r. de Forest
de Forest
Charity Organization Society of
Provident Loan Society
State of New York
Presbyterian Hospital
City of
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Atlanta
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Noted Woman Honored For Catholic Service Laetare Medal
Katharine Eleanor Conway editor of the Boston Pilot and poet born in Rochester earns the Notre Dame Laetare medal for distinguished Catholic service. She studied at Charity and Sacred Heart schools, graduated from St Marys Buffalo, published poetry young, worked at Rochester and Buffalo Catholic papers, with books including Christian Symbols and Saints and A Dream of Lilies.
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Katherine Eleanor Conway
Boston Pilot
University of Notre Dame
Rochester
New York
Bistery of Charity
Religious Sisters of the Sacred Heart
St. Mary's Academy
Buffalo
Buffalo Catholic Union and Times
John Gimnary Shea
Patrick J. Keely
Eliza Allen Starr
John Newton
Patrick V. Hickey
Anna Hanson Dorsey
William J. Chahan
Daniel Dougherty
Henry W. F. Bronson
Patrick Donahue
Augustin Daly
William 8. Rosecrans
Anna T. Sader
Thomas A. Emmett
Timothy B. Howard
John Creighton
William Bourke Cochran
John Benjamin Murphy
Charles Jerome Bonaparte
Richard C. Keavens
Thomas &. Fitzpatrick
Francis J. Quinlan
Cartwright Proposes Annuity Plan For Canadian Old Age
Sir Richard Cartwright argues in Ottawa that Canada can fund a state backed old age annuity with no forfeiture and no early access. He estimates half a wage day weekly yields about $200 annually from age eligibility until death, promoting a safe universal option for wage earners.
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Richard John Cartwright
M. P
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Richard
Richard Cartwright
Sir Richard
Trinity College
Dublin
Terrific Storm Sweeps Over The Sunny South
A deadly tornado crossed three Gulf states causing heavy damage near Alexandria and Jackson Louisiana and Bayou Sara. Four died in Alexandria with many injured, while Bayou Sara and Carson Mississippi and Alabama suffered substantial losses including the Farrier home in Bradleytown.
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Gulf States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Alexandria
Mississippi River
Jackson
Bayou Sara
Carson, Mies
Belma
Alo
Pineville
Insane Asylum
Carson
Miss
Ppt Central Railroad
Bradleytown
Hugh Farrier
Chicago triple tragedy ends in murder suicide
Adam C. Rhein, 60, shot and killed his father-in-law William Rommel and mother-in-law Minnie Rommel before taking his own life. The couple had quarreled after his wife left for her parents’ home and reportedly began divorce proceedings. Rhein sought his wife, fired at her, then killed the two victims in their Chicago residence.
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Chicago
Adam C. Rhein
William Rommel
Minnie Rommel
Rhein
Romecls
Mra. Rhein
Court martial named for Major Francis P Fremont
Major General F D Grant appoints a court martial to try Major Francis P Fremont of the Fifth U S Infantry on charges arising from his bankruptcy petition last year Fremont is son of the late General John C Fremont and has recently returned from Cuba to face the charges Captain William G Glasgow of the Thirteenth Cavalry is judge advocate.
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New York
F. D. Grant
Francis P. Fremont
Fifth United States Infantry
Fremont
John C. Fremont
Cuban
William G. Glasgow
Thirteenth Cavalry
Austria Hungary Reach Temporary Pact to 1917
Reports from well informed quarters say Austria and Hungary will renew the Austleich compromise on common expenditures until 1917. Negotiations will resume soon in Vienna with Austria dropping the push for a long term agreement and Hungary dropping the demand for a commercial treaty form.
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Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Vienna
Pittsburg Faces Beer Shortage Amid Brewery Strike
Pittsburg experiences a beer famine threat as 1,500 workers from 24 local breweries walk out. Major plants Pittsburg Brewing and Independent Brewing refuse arbitration over hours and conditions, prompting a citywide labor dispute.
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Pittsburg
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Joan Snord
Crockett
Crocket
Germany
Bor-Rusala
Alexia the Deacon
Prince Lyan
Holy See
Muscovy
Conrad
Ivan of
BIG Sage Fund
Loulalana
Ion of
Quarrel
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