Dramatic Courtship Divides a Mother and Wife
In a tangled tale, Sylphide fights for her child while Lucian confronts revelations of birth, deceit, and a hidden foe. A nurse Diana and Mrs Courtlandt navigate kinship, fear, and a risky plan to place the child with Sylphide until truth surfaces.
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Tima
Sylphide
Lucian
Trucian
Diana
Hty
Oscar Couramont
Gylphide
Ovill
Muracles
Ny Smallforce
Jesseph
Dreas
Lucian Courtlandt
Dinoo
Sylphide Courtlandt
Dianna
Oinna
South
Louisiana
Dijana
Roosevelt Warns Governors on Lynching and Lawful Punishment
A presidential letter to Governor Durbin condemns mob violence and lynching as anarchy. Roosevelt argues swift, certain punishment for crimes like rape or murder, warns that delay and technicalities endanger rights and fuel further lawlessness.
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Laer
Durbin
Roosevelt
Indiana
Indiana ‘Executive
Dary Press
Miles Retires as Army Commander General Young Takes Over
Secretary Root announced the retirement of Lieut. Gen Nelson A Miles from the United States army. Gen Young succeeds him for about eighty days then becomes chief of staff, ending the era of the commanding general. Miles, a Civil War veteran, had a storied early career and Indian campaigns.
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Young
Root
Nelson
United States Army
General Army
Miles
Yours
Aon Males
Twenty-second Massachusetts Infantry
Oh Se
Jamie
Flo
Jefferson Darin
Geronine
Railroad Notes and Expansion Moves Across Lines
Southern Pacific to equip telegraph lines with telephones between New Orleans and El Paso. Atlantic Coast Line buys East Shore Terminal property at Charleston. Missouri Kansas Texas Railway earmarks 1 million dollars to enlarge Parsons shops. Michigan Central sues Michigan for 6 million damages over charter repeal. Northern Pacific ready to adopt state rate cuts once other lines agree. Atlantic Coast Line launches through passenger service Charleston to Augusta. Frisco to establish fast service St Louis to Houston. Chicago railroads revive plans to control Stickney tract with yards and exchange facilities.
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Southern Pacific
New Orleans
el Paso
Atlantic Coast Line
East Shore Terminal Company
Charleston
8. C
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Parsons
Kaw
Michigan Central
State of
Michigan
Minnesota
State Commission
Northern Pacific
S. C
Augusta
Frisco
St. Louis
Houston
Texan
Chicago
Stickney Tract
Ardent Call to Return to the Father in Luke Parable
A sermon on the prodigal son from Luke 15 extols divine mercy and fatherly welcome. It warns that worldly comforts cannot satisfy the soul and urges readers to seek the Father beyond material goods and intellect.
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Kecessior
God
Redeemed Life Sees Immortal Youth Beyond Death
A reflective sermon argues that aging is a disease of sin and that redemption will restore humanity to youthful vigor. It cites biblical passages from Corinthians Job Psalms and Revelation to claim a future where age fades, decay vanishes, and the faithful inhabit a renewed, immortal youth on a glorified earth.
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Goethe
Ingersoll
Elihu
Job
Jesus
Renewal of Youth by Rev M Kind
The piece argues that youth and childhood endure within each stage of life. It suggests childhood sleeps only to awaken later with renewed vigor, youth returns from studies with eyes bright and wiser, and manhood later reemerges from exploration or service.
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Rev. M. Kind
Family bookkeeping slanders and a canal toll
A humorous exchange about a woman inflating her account book and spending excess funds. The joke contrasts domestic finance with a joke about a vessel paying $4,800 to pass through the Snaz canal, illustrating domestic wit and travel costs.
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Chicago Post
Snaz Canal
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Erraint
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Gen. Miles
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