O Halloran Intervenes in Moonlit Moor Mystery
Denis O Halloran, a resolute Irish captain, rides to a hilltop gallows where a woman and a Jacobite colonel quarrel over a grave. He defeats the lean, pale man and learns the truth of a stepmother’s burial plot tied to a family feud over a prodigal son’s fate.
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Denis O'Halloran
Mr. O'Halloran
Mr. O’hal- Toran
O'Halloran
Yorke
Col
Francia Yorke
Fontenoy
York
Predestined Death From Bullet Leaves Boy Trusting Fate
A Dallas area boy survived a near fatal bullet wound after surgery but later died when the bullet, kept on view, slipped into his windpipe during a visit with relatives. His mother, influenced by occult beliefs, said she felt his fate was sealed by the bullet and that recovery seemed impossible.
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Senator Culberson
Texas
Washington
Dallas
Death Reward of Dog's Devotion
In Loudner family near Millrift Pennsylvania a clever dog named Pete dies after being killed by a homeowner who mistook its frantic behavior for madness. The boy and dog had been playing with a rubber ball on a stick when a rattlesnake appeared. The dog tried to help the child by alerting the family, but was killed in the mistaken belief the animal was dangerous.
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Pete
Loudner
Millrift
George Loudner
Mr. Louder
Dangerous Bathing Companions In Manila Bay
The Manila Times reports bathers in Manila bay ignore shark warnings. Capt R M Lasala saw a large shark near Malate beach from his residence. A sawfish 12.5 feet long was found stranded at Salinas Cavite and measures 41 feet tip to tip of fins. Bathers near ships are urged to exercise caution.
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Manila Bay
Manila Times
Manila
R. M. Lasala
Malate Beach
Nina
Manila Navigation and Transportation Company
Salinas
Cavite
Woman's rights talk in papers stirs old couple
An Atlanta Constitution quotation portrays an old man and woman in a rural clash over women taking men’s jobs. The man claims women will fill the plow and sharpen the ax to haul wood, while the woman remains skeptical about the meaning of the rights discussion.
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Atlanta Constitution
What would you say if your party leaders called you
In a Washington Star feature Senator Sorghum quotes a hypothetical test of loyalty to a country call. He says he would show reluctance unless leaders speak with sincerity, noting reluctance is safest when beseeched by them.
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Aincerity
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Unwritten Motions in Town and Country Discourse
A terse exchange echoes social friction as Howles Hallo and Salter debate how to record a book’s tone. Pardon interrupts, insisting on not repeating popular chatter while underscoring restraint in commentary.
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Howles—Hallo
Salter
Ehf
Air
Tricks for Tabby Follow Like a Dog in City Tales
A New York woman and a Washington state official both own cats that trail their owners like dogs. One cat follows its master across streets for miles, dislikes daytime rambles near boys and dogs, and even relocates with its owner. A treasury department cat named Tom responds to calls, fetches a pail, and reacts to musical cues while avoiding dogs. An English cafe in Lady Randolph Churchill’s circle is noted for a Maltese Angora cat that soothed Lord Randolph Churchill during illness.
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New York
State Department
Washington
Treasury Department
Tom
England
Lady Randolph Churchill
Lord Randolph Churchill
Miss Angora
India
Churchill Cat Plays Piano and Poses for Photos
The narrator recalls a trained Churchill cat that accompanied her parents to a tent years ago. The mother cat guarded the camp and alerted to strangers, while the young cat obeyed commands by walking on piano keys and posing for pictures with a dainty, composed posture.
Second Sight on a Bicycle Track Mystery Explained
A Pittsburg Dispatch inspired puzzle describes a circular bicycle track trick. The station master counts forward to a chosen number and back to a matching count, revealing the finish disk. Varying the starting station or counting method changes the final position, creating a confounding effect.
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Pittsburg
Editor Corrects Title in Book Review Mischief
A Baltimore Sun writer recalls an editor’s dreamlike scene where a stern woman confronts him with a clipping. She demands why a reviewer called her book a History of Female Suffrage by a New Historical Writer, and the editor admits the wording should end with a y.
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Baltimore Sun
Expert Illustrates Vital Boxing Points for Attack and Defense
The Athletic Expert discusses using counter swings to face and body blows, guarding against openings, and the mechanics of swings hooks and jolts. It emphasizes not leading with a swing, proper guard, and body weight to maximize power without losing balance.
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Albert Payson Terhune
New York Evening World
Joseph B. Bowles
Tom Sharkey
A&a
Sharkey
Terry McGovern
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