Bold Rescue Aboard the French Steamer Constantine
In this synopsis Burton H Barnes rescues Edward Gerard Anabuth er and his Corsican bride Marini from a deadly vendetta. Barnes expects a reward in marriage to the beloved maid Anstruther as the four flee from Ajac co to Marnelites aboard the vessel Constantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Barnes
Aring Corstens
King Fair
Edward Gerard Anabuther
Marini
Paoli
Anstruther
Png
Heirieutenant
Ajacco
Marnelites
Marina's fainting spree on Marseille to London voyage
Aboard aboat in Marseille Marina faints amid a tense escape plot. Edwin Barnes arranges care and keeps Marina away from a dangerous note while Maud Chartris complicates events at the Grand hotel as plans to reach London unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Parnes
Breamer Constantine
Marceliien
Ajacelo
Salicet
Mr. Barnes
Corpien
Anatruther
Bio
London
Tompion
Misa Anatruther
Edwin
Marina
Ward
Barnes
Maud Chartris
the Grand
Rue Noailles
Maud
Ao Atruther
Nice
von Bulowie
Orten
Chartris
Abe
Enid
Sikewine
Boulevard Des Dames
Arc de Triomphe
Rue Bernard du Vals
Marseilles
Turin
Miss Chartris
Miss Anstruther
Mercy
Ajaccio
Knid
Durton
Tompeon
Harned
Rue Novilles
Chartrin
Evlen
Huwin
Morton
Narnes
Einglteh Offeor Fod
Lady Chartris
Lady Chartria
Mia, Anstruther
Madame Anstruther
Quai Jollette
Tidal Power Prospects and Seine Plan in Early Study
The article discusses harnessing tides as a future power source and details a Seine estuary plan with two reservoirs, high and low water basins, and turbines driven by a six hour tide. It estimates 6,000 horsepower and a $40,000 dam cost, with annual unit costs around $8 to $10. It also notes a separate tale about the so called devil's Bible in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Hibrary
Royal Palace
Sweden
Prague
Prospects for Social Season Bright as Washington Opens
The social season rises with the White House opening and the Tuberculosis congress drawing international attendance. President and Mrs Roosevelt arrive, Miss Ethel Roosevelt debuts, and Miss Longworth is chaperoned by Mrs. Nicholas Longworth with Admiral Cowles assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Newport
Wireloin Hot Springs
Washington
Roosevelt
Ture
Ge White Howse
White House
Congress
Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
William 8. Cowles
Mrs. Longworth
Tragic Coincidence In Death Of Envoys At The Embassy
Washington society mourns two diplomats Baroness Speck von Sternberg and Miss Langham of Louisville after Ministers Hauge of Norway and Lyck von Sternberg of Germany die in their homelands on temporary visits with American wives. The two widows face solitary returns and pensions, while the German embassy's lavish hospitality and the late diplomat's frail health end in sorrowful final state functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomatie Corps
Hauge
Norway
Lyck von Sternberg
Germany
Loulaville
Washington
Baroness Speck von Sternberg
Miss Langham
Louisville
Haron von Sternberg
Kentucky
von Sternbergs
White House
Roosevelt to lead African trip with Rough Riders and museum men
President Roosevelt will travel to Africa seeking game with a small party including his son Kermit, a taxidermist, and a National Museum naturalist. No definite itinerary or guides are set, and plans depend on finding suitable game and coordinating with African guides. The trip may shift from expense to profit depending on funding and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kermit
Naturallst
National Museum
Washington
Government Service
United States
Insane Hospital opens male nurses home at gov hospital
The government hospital has opened a three story east lodge conversion to house about 58 male nurses and attendants. The reconditioned building includes 32 apartments, Vermont marble baths, electricity, and a large first floor club room. Staff assignments begin immediately with positive reception of the new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hospital For the
East Lodge
Disintegration of Mack's pennant winners of 1902
The 1902 Philadelphia Athletics pennant heroes break apart as Connie Mack loses key players. Pitching staff decimated with only Eddle Plank remaining. Rube Waddell moves to St Louis, Hastings quits, Mitchell to minors, Wilson out. Danny Murphy and Harry Davie stay, with Murphy proving versatile in the outfield. Dave Fultz departs for New York in 1903 amid declines in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Powers
Southpaw
Eddle Plank
Rube Waddell
St. Louis
Hastings
Mitchell
Wilson
Harry Davie
Danny Murphy
Murphy
Save Crows
Monte Crows
Kansas City
Hartge
Seybold
Locks
Dave Fpultz
New York
Clarke Griffith
Dave
Beat Giants Three Times By Southpaw Covaleski
Harry Covaleski of the Phillies, a Tri State League recruit, defeated the New York Giants three straight times in one week. A Shamokin miner by trade, 24 years old, he rose from semipro and Wildwood to Lancaster before returning to the Phillies this spring. Covaleski stands six feet one inch and weighs 135 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Covaleski
Phillies
New York Giants
Covaleski
Shamokin
Hughey Jennings
Miner Brown
Kad Walsh
Covalewki
Wildwood
Murray
Lamncaster
Lancaster
Football players crowd Jennies field for 1900 season readout
Fragmentary report notes Cree and Mellveen of the Highlanders and Warren Gill of the Pirates among players following grid lines from Pennsylvania colleges. It mentions Hoblitzell of Reda as a tackle and references Hobbtwell’s strong frat base showing and a hoped Red’s custodian role in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cree
Mellveen
Highlanders
Pennsylvania State College
Warren Gill
Pirates
Plaskin Pastire
University of Kansas
Hoblitzell
Western Pennsylvania College
Hobbtwell
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Mr.Barnes
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Dodd Mead & Co
N.Y
Mien Chartrfa
Tratnea
Aarnos
Tompaon
Bagenne
Weet
Pyrenees
Cant
Italy
Arlen
Parnes
Miss Anatruther
Anetruther
Hunte
MACK
Schreckengost
Chicago
Giants
Govalesk
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