Must Court Again Namer Conditions Under Which Be WII Resume Place
Mrs. Daniel Sickles reveals conditions for reconciliation with General Sickles after years apart. She names two demands including courtship as in Madrid days and dismissal of housekeeper Eleanor Wilmerding. She notes the general’s advancing age and cites family financial details from recent years.
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New York
Daniel Sickles
General Sickles
Madrid
Spain
Eleanor Walt Wilmerding
Mra. Stcktes
Blanton
Alfara
Sickles
Prayers for the Moslems Observed in England and America
Leaders of both churches in England and America urge a day of prayer for Islam’s conversion on the hundredth anniversary of Henry Martyn’s death. The appeal, endorsed by major religious bodies, calls private and public prayers and meetings to promote Christian influence amid shifts in the Soudan and Islamic opposition.
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New York
England
America
Salam
Henry Martyn
Mahomet
Parsia
Egypt
Turkey
Soudan
Cairo
Belantist Sage Ammonia Could Cut Fertilizer Costs
A New York announcement asserts sage ammonia, a fertilizer component, can be produced from air and water thus lowering farming costs. The claim targets farmers and aims to reduce fertilizer expenses widely.
Ammonia Synthesis Proposed by German Scientist
Prof Horvat Hernin lectured at the Eighth International Chemical congress on a German method to synthesize ammonia by combining nitrogen and hydrogen. The process uses a catalyst at about 900 F and 180 atmospheres. Ammonia is vital for ice production and fertilizers, with Bernibsen predicting costless gas sources from water and air.
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Horvat Herningen
Germany
Bernibsen
Salome model's tale linked to Regnault painting fame
The model Marie Veronica Tatty from Sabine country, born near Tirol, inspired Henri Regnault's Salome after being noticed by sculptor Renaudot. Regnault later painted her portrait and pursued travel to Spain and Morocco before dying in 1870, while Renaudot returned from war and married Maria Latini.
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Paria
Henri Regnault
Balome
Ifni Gir
Marie Veronica Conestta Tatty
Tirol
Renaudnt
St. Petey's
Hert Regnault
Beauty
Salome
Spain
Morocco
Renaudot
Rome
Rothe
Maria Latini
Tiny
Diana the Huntress
Palais Bourbon
Work of Chemical Engineer
Great is the debt that she owes to the chemical engineer whose contributions are enumerated by a writer. The utilization of formerly wasted cotton seed in oil making and the use of pressed hulls as cattle feed. Glycerin from cotton seed oil. Use of vast clay and shale beds in brick and tile manufacture. Opening phosphate deposits to yield commercial fertilizers. Experiments and advice may save pine forests used for turpentine. Turpentine from waste sawdust slabs and old trees. creosote impregnated timber extends rail ties. low grade timber turned into efficient lumber. a thriving southern industry.
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Iag
South
Widow’s Romance Ends in Midnight Hudson Roadside Wedding
Mrs Brinckerhof Sanford, a San Francisco widow, wed Addison Clark Angus of Briarclis New York at midnight in Fishkill under Justice of the Peace Frank Colwell. They tied the knot on a touring car as Night Policeman Theodore Morse officiated.
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New York
Brinckerhof Sanford
San Francisco
Highkill
Hudson
Addison Clark Angus
Briarclis
N.Y
Justice of the Peace
Frank
Colwell
Ferry
Beacon Streets
Fish- Will
Theodore Morse
Angus
Howers
Mavis
Angua
Mysterious Rescue at Residence Lot Involving Morse
A fragment describes Morse piloting a group to the residence lot of Justles Calwel and rescuing him from danger. The scene includes lighting described as 16 candle power electric bill lights swinging in the wind and a rain shower added for realism. Justice Colwell struggles to grasp the romance of the affair.
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Morse
Justles Calwel
Colwell
Arrest of Dr Willan Morrison in Mayor's Office
Dr Willan Morrison former secretary of the board of inebriety was arrested in Mayor Gaynor's office and taken to Dedication hospital for mental observation after threatening to kill Kimeel. He spoke incoherently about reporters, polarity, and his plan to walk to Kelman to end the spirits pursuing him. Morrison, once a Brooklyn church pastor, had ties to police chaplain work through his Gaynor-era appointment.
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New York
Willan Morrison
Board of Inebriety
Gaynor
Kimeel
Kelman
US 1
Morrison
Brooklyn
Wort
Mayo Gaynor le
English general mocks Scots at supper
A British general, in mixed company with Scotch gentlemen, rose after supper and announced in a light, boastful tone an absurd habit of railing when he drinks too much, revealing a facet of social swagger and regional banter.
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Ing Agaliet
Sant Ian the
Scoichman
Sedteh Toast and Sham Gesture Stir Social Scene
A group talks of a ritual where a drunken man is expelled from the company and a Scotch guest protests the custom. The report notes a humorous exchange about etiquette and includes a claim that New York and Washington girls have the largest feet among young women.
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Chicago
Honora
Washington, D. C
Mia
A. A. Birney
The
Mother's Congress
New York
Washington
Okapi Found by New York Museum Agents Abroad
American Museum of Natural History agents report discovery of an okapi in an African state along with a square mouthed rhinoceros and a giant eland. The note mentions court delays in a Houston divorce and a magazine writer Ida Hawley involved in a separate alleged suicide.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Self
Houston
Tex
Sue
Ida Hawley
Suleida
Thrifty Baltimore Couple Faces Police Court Clash
In Southern police court Mrs. Trier described a frugal household where $10 of a $17 weekly wage went to essentials and a beer, while her husband blasted the limited larder and tore a picture she bought. Justice Levinger dismissed the case, issuing counseling remarks to the Triber couple.
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Baltimore
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wenseel ‘Tiiher
Hull Street
Southern Police Court
Mra. Triber
Trier
Justi¢e Levingob
Bin
Vienna-Hungary approves family pay plan
Vienna officials enact a pew law in July guaranteeing government workers 200 crowns per child for one, 400 crowns for two, and 100 crowns for three or more, with lesser officials receiving half. The scheme aims to prevent deaths by despair amid family costs and state duty.
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Hungary
Vienna
Pew
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