Priscilla Delno and the Paris Plot for Money Love
Priscilla Delno rejects an arranged marriage with the Count after Sternmouth exposes a money motive via papers found on a dead man. In Paris Constance and Dexie appear. Desmoulins fights with The Rat. Judge Delno reveals the Count's deceit while Priscilla declares love and sets a path to marriage.
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Priscilla Delno
Paris
Sternmouth
Ian
Priscilla
de Lacaze
M.desmoulins
Constance
Déxie
Deino
Starnmouth
May Continue to Chase Filipinos in the Orient
WASEINGSON, Gee Serene of the...
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Waseingson
Gee
Ben Hur remarks spark a lively clash with Gen Wallace
Allan Dale of the New York Journal ridicules Gen Lew Wallace for saying he invites the whole Christian world to see Ben Hur He condemns the play as melodrama not a Christian sermon noting sights races and betting echoing onlookers at Coney Island and Epsom Downs while defending scenic art.
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Lew Wallace
Epsom Downs
Ascot
Coney Island
Gen. Wallace
Hall Caine
Glory Quayle
John Storm
Ben Hur
Miss Blossom
Barbara Frietchie
Jane
Wallace Shamnd
Ren Tur
Allan Dale
New York Journal
Casualty List from Gen. Gus Actions in Iloilo and Nearby
Washington reports a casualty list from Gen. Gus. Entries include Mert Fletcher of Company I, Fifteenth Infantry tied in action at Iloilo Panay on November 21, and numerous wounded in action with dates ranging November 14 to November 25 across Iloilo, Nosario, San Nicholas, Imus and surrounding locations. Names include George D. Doble, Charles White, John G. Fritz, Burton Witt, Claude Mansfield and others.
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Washington
Gus
Iloilo
Panay
Mert Fletcher
Highteenth Infantry
George D. Doble
Nineteenth Infantry
San Nicholas
Third Cavalry
Joseph I. Mangold
John J. Falls
Dennis Wood
Rufus A. Jackson
A. R. A. Martin
Imus
August Berg
Fifth Artillery
Nosario
Thirteenth Infantry
Albert Caplick
Les. Slight
Chas. White
John G. Fritz
Ulysses Grey
San Pedro Magalang
Burton Witt
Seventeenth Infantry
Claude M. Mansfield
Fourth Cavalry
Foot
New Laws Proposed by House Members in Tuesday Session
Bills introduced include Moody of Massachusetts seeking free-list hides, Tawney of Minnesota proposing a 17 member insular affairs commission, Corliss of Michigan backing a government cable from San Francisco to Manila, Roberts of Massachusetts calling for a commerce and manufactures department led by a cabinet member, Bingham of Pennsylvania reorganizing the artillery, and Roberts proposing the frigate Constitution restoration.
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Washington
Moody
Mass
Tawney
Minn
Corliss
Mich
San Francisco
Manila
Roberts
Department of Commerce and Manufactures
Bingham
Penn
Army
Death to a Little Town
An Ohio law bans oil extraction from the state unless refined prompting Standard Oil to shutter its Marcus Hook plant. The shutdown ends oil refining sourced from Ohio, leaving nearly a hundred workers unemployed and the town distressed.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Marcus Hook
Narrow Escape in Hempstead Belfry Trap Door
Sexton C H Amberman of the M E church in Hempstead te recounts a near hanging when a trap door closed on his neck as he was repairing a belfry. He prayed fervently as his feet braced against a scantling and the door released him, allowing him to lower himself to the ladder and escape. The incident left him shaken but unharmed.
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New York
Hempstead
Te. i
Sexton
H. Amberman
M. EB. Church
Sexton Amberman
Tough Florence Wood Sent Home From Harlem Court
A 15 year old girl Florence Wood, called a tough member, is confined in Harlem police court prison awaiting return to Oyster Bay. Once in House of Refuge she terrorized workers tearing walls apart and attacking matrons. Magistrate Zeller orders her sent home after refusals by wardens.
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New York
Harlem Police Court
Florence Wood
Oyster Bay
Florence
House of Refuge
Harlem
House of Mercy
Bland
Sage
Blend
Kference
Zeller
Bayonet Charge Drives Boers at Modder River
London reports delayed details of the Modder River engagement. The Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders led the crossing, bayoneting Boer trenches after advancing across shallow water. Cold Stream Guards followed amid heavy Mauser fire. Col. Pagets lost three horses. Boers withdrew as the river filled with recently swimming British soldiers seeking relief from intense heat.
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London
Modder
Medder
Col. Pagets
St Louis Debate Over Mississippi River Pollution Bill
A House bill by Representative Bartholdi would appoint a three member commission, named by the president, to scientifically investigate water pollution in the Mississippi. The plan aims to halt lake water entering the Chicago drainage canal until the commission reports its findings, with bacteriologists to staff the study and possible delays lasting years.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Bartholdi
Naval
St. Louis
Chicago
Mississippi
Barthodlt
Commisson
Congress
Warner attacks Bryan on free silver speeches
Gen A J Warner, in Columbus on Tuesday, branded the Bryan free silver speeches as ridiculous. He said only Bryan could prepare such speeches as Bryan delivers.
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Columbus
A. J. Warner
Bryan
Gen. Warner
Bailey torpedo boat destroyer launched at Morris Heights
The United States torpedo boat destroyer Bailey was launched Tuesday afternoon at Morris Heights in New York. Miss Florence Bailey, granddaughter of the late Rear-Admiral Bailey, christened the vessel.
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New York
United States
Bailey
Adventist Pastor Sees End Times Near in Sermon
Rev. O. S. Hadley of the Seventh-day Adventist church on Central Ave says persecutions of his followers signal the end times. He links observance of Saturday as the true sabbath to legal and social pressure and cites a chart predicting rapid fulfillment of prophecies.
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O. S. Hadley
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Hadley
Wadley
Papal supremacy and prophecies of tribulation discussed
The article outlines Adventist interpretation of papal supremacy ending with Napoleon’s imprisonment and infallibility, noting events such as 1776 liberty, the 1780 dark day, and 1833 star rain. Rev Hadley estimates the generation of sinners may not pass before Christ’s return, leaving about 28 years remaining.
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Roy
Hadley
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An early 20th century advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, safe suppository treatment for piles. It claims immediate relief, reduction of tumors, and a complete cure with regular use, noting it contains no cocaine morphine or poisonous metals. A Baltimore man’s testimonial supports its effectiveness. All druggists offer the 60 cent full treatment.
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Baltimore
Httle
Remnant Congregation Faces Persecution Over Sabbatarian Beliefs
The report cites Senator Quay's congressional action proposing Sunday as the American Sabbath as an example of persecution against the remnant of the chosen people. The Indianapolis congregation has 18 members and is thriving. Members join and abandon Saturday work, with some starting Sunday work if they can find jobs.
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Senator Quay
Indianapolis
Hoosier Pensioners Original Special Nov 18
List of pensioners and increases dated November 18 with names and varying amounts for individuals across Indiana towns including Poneto Rossville Indianapolis Rockport Valparaiso Alburn Mar kle Heavhester Wolcott Rensselaer New Augusta Vincennes Washington Leavenworth Zionsville New Goshen Denicsville Houston Campbellsburg Crawfordsville and Osgood plus widows and minors noted in the record.
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Willam Walker
Poneto
Boaz Murphy
Rossville
Tienjamin PF. Pierce
Indianapolis
Mahlon C. Wise
Rockport
John
John M. Spencer
Wolcott
John I. Sullaven
Rensselaer
Fhenezer Marquis
Riley
Nash
Dillshere
Eberly
Pine Village
Amos Thornhere
Wheeling
Robert C. Thornton
St. William
Maneah W. Strim
Fimaritis Rusk
Heath
Caroline Busch
Osgood
Cure Digests What You Eat Digestive Tonic
Cure Digests What You Eat claims to artificial digest food and strengthen exhausted digestive organs. It presents as a latest discovered digestant and tonic claiming instant relief and permanent cure for dyspepsia indigestion heartburn flatulence sour stomach nausea sick headache gastralgia cramps and all other results of imperfect digestion. Prepared by EC DeWitt & Co Chicago all druggists.
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EC. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
Notice of liquor license and pool table privileges
Notice to voters of the Ninth ward Center township Marion county Indiana that Peter Johannes will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the January term 19 for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons, with on site consumption at a room facing south on Tevington avenue in a two story frame building on Spann Co Woodlawn addition. Also applies for pool table privileges in same room.
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Ninth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
County Commissioners
Tevington Ave
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Todiananotls
Lexington Ave
Shelby St
Wad No. 9
Peter Johannes
Demartine seeks license to sell liquor and pool in Indianapolis
The notice to voters of the Tenth ward Indiana states Tony A. Demartine will apply to the county Board of Commissioners at the January term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking. The business is at 123 S Illinois St in a room on the first floor of a three story brick building near Holenbeck & Bicking's subdivision. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
Indianapolis voter applies for liquor and pool table licenses
Voters of Center township Marion county Indiana announce intent to apply at the January term of the Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business location is 3318 South Washington Street Ward 1 Indianapolis. Applicant Adam W. Snerer also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
Notice of liquor license and pool table petition in Indianapolis ward
The subscriber informs voters of the Tenth ward Center township Marion County Indiana that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at their January term 190 for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart with drinking on premises at a room fronting west on Illinis street first door of a three story brick building on 58 feet north 66 1/2 feet south of lots 10 and 71 Morris subdivision square 7 in Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana known as No 5 ward No 1 He also gives notice that he will seek pool table privileges in some room H A Moran }
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Tenth Ward
Center Township
Ma- Tion County
Indiana
Weest
En Tlinois St
Holenbeck & Bicking
Indianapolis
Marion County
S. Illinois St
Tony A. Demartine
Board of Commissioners
Washington St
Johnson
E. Washington-st
B. Washington-st
Adam W. Snerer
Board of County Commissioners
Illinis St
Morris
Square
H. A. Moran
Wayne Township
State of Indiaa
Grandviewave
Grandview and
Remont Aves
Tot Ll
Goodlet & Thornton
Worth
Holmes
Indiananolis
Tremont Znes
William Treiber
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