Wian Proposes God Disposes In Johnsons Tale
In a mountain tavern drama Johnson battles exhaustion after a prolonged illness while Dolores Johnson watches over him. Dr Dunwiddie declares a chance of recovery though lasting weakness remains. Hidden fears surface as Dolores confronts pressure from a looming threat tied to her father’s condition.
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Wian
Johnson
Aken
Lodie
Lemuel Johnauti
Dolores
Hemeyer
Green
Young Green
Dr. Yunwiddle
Freaks of a Woman Chapter Seventeen Scene in the Mountains
In a sunlit valley a moral crossroads confronts Dr. Dunwiddie and Charlie as Dolores Johnson, a noble mountain woman, tests loyalties. Charlie keeps faith with his friend, pondering duty, love, and manhood while townsfolk note new guests seeking lodging.
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Dolores
Dr. Dunwiddie
Charlie
Dolores Johnson
Cinthy
Jones
Johnson
Appearance in Her Favor by Langley Recounts Boyhood Memory
Aeronautical pioneer S. FP. Langley refuses to discuss tying machines with reporters but shares a vivid childhood memory. He recalls overhearing two women at breakfast discussing babies their size weight and health. One boasts of a baby placed in a quart pot with a lid on top, claiming survival.
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S. FP. Langley
Describing a Nile Village from an Upper Nile Traveler
An upper Nile traveler portrays a typical Nile village with clustered Nile mud houses housing extended families. Streets are filthy and crowded with animals while strangers trigger defensive reactions from women and children. Flies swarm and the locals wash faces to shield them from what they fear as religiously improper.
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Upper Nile
Albany iron merchant named assistant secretary of war
General Robert Shaw Oliver of Albany, a longtime friend of the President and prominent National Guard figure, succeeds Colonel William Carey Sanger as assistant secretary of war. He served in the Spanish American War as a volunteer, then held cavalry and infantry officer roles in the regular army, and is a wealthy iron merchant with major business ties.
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Robert Shaw Oliver
William Carey Sanger
Albany
National Guard of
New York
Gen
Oliver
Brave Soldier George King Ends Life in Chicago Saloon
George King, 33, a veteran of the Spanish war and the Boxer uprising, shot himself with a razor in a Chicago saloon after wartime service and amputation. He had become a heavy drinker and financial ruin followed. He declared, I have drank my last drop, and then slashed his throat as patrons watched in panic.
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George King
Chicago
King
New Spanish Premier and His Rise to Power
The article profiles Don Raimundo Villavarde the newly appointed Spanish premier. Born to modest rural parents he built a legal career, entered parliament, and gained prominence through energy and eloquence. His marriage to a wealthy Pozo merchantess elevated his social status before cabinet service.
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Don Raimundo Villavarde
Pozo
Rubio
Noted Priest Comes West Resigns Paulist Order
Rev. Patrick J. Murphy of New York resigns from the Paulist order and is released from the New York archdiocese by permission. He affiliates with the Davenport Diocese and Bishop Cosgrove appoints him professor of history in the diocesan preparatory seminary.
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West
Patrick J. Murphy
New York
Father Deabon
Warley
Father Murphy
Davenport, Sn
Cosgrove
Gee
Depew Teaches A Story On An English Train
Chauncey Depew recounts a travel tale aboard a British railway car with Mrs Depew. A dull Brit asks what Depew looks like and learns his own likeness mirrors the senator with wry humor. The Englishman reveals he has known Depew all along, ending with mutual recognition.
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Chauncey Depew
Depew
Negro preacher thrives in English evangelism in Twickenham
Rev Henry Smith, a Black pastor from the Southern states then educated in Europe, leads the Amy and Baptist chapel at Twickenham England. He speaks French fluently and is an accomplished singer aiding his evangelistic work in England and the Channel Islands. His reception drew Baptists Anglicans Presbyterians Congregationalists and Methodists.
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England
Amy and Baptist Chapel
Twickenham
Henry Smith
Europe
Channel Islands
Stay in Germany for Prof Scripture and Yale link
Prof Edward W Scripture of Yale psychology will not return to New Year at Yale but stay in Germany pursuing language studies and phonetics research begun in Leipzig Zurich and Clark University Worcester drafts him as probable successor Charles Hubbard Judd, Yale assistant in experimental psychology, is named as his likely successor.
Earl Dudley Visits Ireland More Than Any Viceroy
Earl of Dudley has served as vice regal of Ireland for a year and spent most of it touring the country. Only a brief London visit interrupts his Irish sojourn, making him, in nine years, the most traveled viceroy to witness Ireland’s scenery and affairs.
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Coney Island
Edward Fuller
Philip Fay
Battery Seawall
Fuller
Johnson
Earl Dudley
Earl of Dudley
Ireland
London
Duke of Abstearn
Lord Londonderry
Lord Dudley
Gen Clays Will Contest Puts Heirs To Test
Purported last will and testament of Gen Cassius M Clay presented for probate in Madison County Kentucky court. Earlier revisions revoked by Clay leave only the final will naming Dora Brock and the United States of America as his heirs. Will thought to be legally valid.
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Gen. Clay
Cassius M.clay
Madison County
Kentucky
Dora Brock
United States
America
Live Stock Market Reports From Omaha and Kansas City
Cattle supplies were moderate with steady to slightly weaker feeding demand. Cows and bulls showed little change, feeders and stockers scarce, hogs weaker with prices about 5.50 to 6.00 on common weights, and a very heavy fancy load at 6.00. Sheep and lamb quotations ranged with good to choice lambs at 4.00 to 4.85 and feeders around 1.05 to 2.50, reflecting a subdued week.
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Walther
Cattle and Hogs Market Prices Reported With Range Figures
Kansas cattle steady to strong with native steers $4.40 to $5.53 and Texas Indian steers $2.00 to $3.60. Cows and heifers mostly $1.40 to $4.10, stockers and feeders $2.90 to $4.45, bulls $2.00 to $3.40, calves $2.00 to $5.50. Hogs broad ranges from $5.80 to $6.15 with packers and workers. Sheep show muttons $2.60 to $4.00 and lambs $2.80 to $5.25. range wethers $3.90, ewes $2.30 to $2.75.
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Texas
Asid Ufidairiiilad
Extradition proceedings began for Leopold J. Stern
The United States seeks Stern, Baltimore contractor indicted for conspiracy in a postal contract, who fled to Toronto. Post Office Inspector Walter S. Mayer traveled to Toronto to confer with Crown counsel and the American consul. Authorities request Toronto hold Stern for up to forty days under the U S Great Britain extradition treaty.
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Leonold J. Stern
Washington
Leopold J. Stern
Baltimore
Toronto
Canada
Walter S. Mayer
Chicago
State Department
Stern
United States
Great Britain
Mayer
Railroads Decide to End Reduced Rates for Merchants Meetings
Central Passenger association directors in Chicago have voted to discontinue reduced passage fares for merchants meetings. The plan, adopted at the monthly meeting, targets discrimination in favor of large distribution centers and away from smaller cities across routes from Chicago to Pittsburg and Buffalo.
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Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Ohio River
Brit ish Association of Science Opens Regu lar Session
SOUTHPORT England The British Association for the Advancement of Science has begun its regular work with a large attendance. The gathering emphasizes progress in research and public science education.
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Southport
England
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Wilt Abolish Direct Taxes Reported in Danish West Indies
COPENHAGEN The report of the West Indian commission has been published and largely aligns with AP forecasts from Berlin. It recommends abolition of most direct taxes and the export duties on rum sugar and molasses. It also proposes a single colonial council for all Danish West Indian Islands with three representatives in the Danish parliament.
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West Indian Commission
Associated Press
Berlin
Colonial Council
West Indian Islands
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Librarian of Congress
Washington, D.C
Dr. Dunwiddle
Mrs. Allen
Pobert
Olwep
Golored
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Kansas City
South
Omatha
Kansas
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