Priscilla Delno Faces Love and a Scheming Count
Priscilla Delno, a New York music student bound for Paris, confronts Sternmouth over his accusation of loving the Count de Tacaze. She outplays him, asserts her independence, and declares she will not be judged, while Constance aids her as the plot thickens in Paris and back in America.
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Priscilla Delno
New York
Ferents
Paris
John Stormmouth
Constance Brandford
Priscilla
Count de Tacaze
Duke de la Tour
Vi—De Lacaze
M. Desmoulins
Vii—Sternmouth
America
Judge Delno
Doxie
Stornmuth
Constance
Sternmouth
Mr. Sternmouth
Wamport
Ike
Prisscilla
Cummings confirms New York backing for Sulzer as minority leader
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Amos J. Cummings stating New York Democrats will back Sulzer solidly for minority leader. He says Sulzer is the delegates’ choice and would energize New York Democrats to carry the state for Bryan. Bailey seeks to defeat Dearmond of Missouri, with Richardson of Tennessee jockeying for votes amid caucus expectations.
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Washington
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Sulzer
House
Bryan
Bailey
Dearmond
Missouri
Richardson
Tennessee
Noted Beaupre damage suit heads to sixth Greenfield trial
Mrs. Macey Beaupre seeks $50,000 in a Greenfield damage suit claiming a car injury was caused by a lighted streetcar starting too soon. Previous trials yielded $20,000. a new trial was ordered. Attorney Wigsmond J. Beckett recounts a purported trap offer by a coal office emissary, suspecting a street car company plot.
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Macey Beaupre
Greenfield
Haughville
Beckett
Thankful 100 year old Chicago widow aided by police
In Chicago on Thanksgiving Day 100 year old Kate Fitzgerald known as Grannie praised health and the kindness of officers who provided flour tea and other goods. Police investigated after neighbors reported her destitution and a fund and food basket were delivered as charity kept her from starving.
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Chicago
Kate Fitzgerald
Prince Swearers Rival Beggar at Indianapolis Station
An old crippled man with both legs amputated makes periodic begging visits to Indianapolis. He curses loudly, threatens violence with his knife and crutch, and departs as a train to Shelbyville is ready to depart, leaving shed men predicting trouble there.
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Indianapolis
Union Sitation
Shelbyville
Mystery Trooper Found in Pasig River Near Manila
A Fourth United States Cavalry trooper was found floating in the Pasig River wearing a mantilla. The body shows female fingerprints on the flesh. The death is described as a complete mystery. Nearby, Maj Cheatham noted three Americans bound during a mid October scouting trip to Muntinlupa.
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Victoria
Manila
Yokohama Advertiser
United States Cavalry
Pasig
Cheatham
Muntinlupa
Incident Ends in Murder and Arrests in Hostile Territory
A combat-related incident resulted in the death of a man described as gagged and shot by insurgents. The event led to the arrest of Lieut. Sandanga of the native police, accused of inciting his men to oppose the American forces.
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Lieut
Sandanga
Denver Divorce Rumor Ties Maud to Senator Wolcott
News from Denver reports Mrs. Daisy Gordon Maud of Cleveland suing her husband for divorce amid rumors she may wed U.S. Senator Wolcott after both seek divorces. The pair had separated about six months prior with speculation of a contested case, though no petition has been filed in Wolcott's divorce.
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Denver
Col
Daisy Gordon Maud
Cleveland
Via Monon Route December Sth and 18th travel details
December Sth and 18th trips offered east and west along the Monon Route. Consult ticket agents at Union station or 2 W. Washington St. for details.
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Monon
Union Station
Washington St
Home seekers excursions to southern points by railroad
Christmas season travel offers from the C. H. and D. Ry call for home seekers to take two excursions to southern points on December 5 and December 19. Tickets available through ticket agents at Union Station and 295 West Washington Street.
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Union Station
W. Washington St
Daily Lunch Special at Ormonds Pearl Street
Full meal for 10 cents offered as daily business lunch from 10 a m to 2 p m. Ladies lunch available on the second floor at Ormonds located at 16 West Pearl Street.
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Ormoinds
W. Pearlst
Old Nurse for Children and Teething Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it calms pain and relieves diarrhoe. Also promotes Union Cooperative Laundry and Enterprise Steam Laundry with contact numbers. The Wabash Railroad announces a weekly tourist sleeping car service from St Louis to Los Angeles, starting November 1, with departures every Wednesday at 9 p.m. Details available from G D Maxfield in Indianapolis.
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Wabash R. R. Co
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cal
G. D. Maxfield
Jackson Place
Indianapolis
Ind
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Washington Street
Morris
Ladies’ Desk
Kentucky
Jennie Bullard
Waterbury
Stornyath
Democrats
Beaupre
Chicago Police
San
Union Station Officers
China
E. C. De's
All Druggista
Senator Welcott
Mrs. Maud
DeWitt
Reliable Union Co-operative Laundry
van Derpool
Progress Laundry
Enterprise Steam Laundry
Ducas
the Sun
Ss Credit Clothing CO
West Washington St
Kriss
Kriss Kringle
Santa Claus
Charles Mayer & Co
Sun
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