Plans Under Way For the Wedding of Roosevelt and Longworth
Washington December 28 society and the public await details of the wedding between Miss Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Nichols Longworth of Cincinnati. The bride elect declares the ceremony will be quiet with few witnesses though relatives on both sides promise a crowd. Roosevelt declines bridesmaids, a choice seen as relief for the young women seeking a share of distinction. Much planning will occur in New York with gowns and settings to enhance splendor. The marriage will make President Roosevelt a distant relation to Wes. The Countess de Hungaran de Hungari is related by marriage as sister-in-law to Tangworth and widow of an Indian count and French explorer.
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Washington
Aliee Roosevelt
Nichols Longworth
Cincinna
Jets
Mins Roosevelt
New York
Gurgaan
Irene
Mr. Longworth
Roosevelt
Comtesse Sivorgnan de Hunga
Tangworth
Mr. Ieneworth
Clara
Countess de Chambrun
In Many Guises A Tale Of Secrets And Experiments
A complex Victorian scene unfolds as Agar Hume alias Brown serves Sir Dagmar and a secret society. Cavanagh and Marion LeMar entwine with a morbid circle led by Sir Charles Venner in a tense hall scene. Nurses and doctors prepare a macabre rite as a bell rings.
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Agar Hume
Slias Brown
Sir Wm
Dagmar
Sir Chas
Geo. Cavanagh
Artiet
Eccinty
Marion LE Mar
Cavapagh
DR. Fulton
Humphreys
Pardo
Husband
Vernet
Jussieu
Beaudant
Vernor
Bepton Dagmar
Butts
Marlon
Charles Venner
Charles
Iaelen
Sir Charles
Pr. Fulton
Unnerving Operative Scene From a Dark Hospital Night
A narrator witnesses a brutal surgical scene led by Sir Charles Venner and Dr Vernet. Marion assists with sponge and basin as sir Charles performs swift, grisly incisions and tissue manipulation. A frightened onlooker notes Jussieu and others, while a perilous internal view reveals exposed lung and blood as tension rises.
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Fulton
Vernet
Sir Charles Veneratend
Catte
Dr. Versier
Marlon
Weroas
Charles Vetiner
Angel
Marian
Charles Venner
Charley
Jussieu
Sanie
Chas
Venner
Junsien
Pegro
Marion
Urdt
Ahaolate
Sir Charter
Dr. Vernet
Sir Charles
Cavanagh
Baker Urges A Third Man In Democratic Power Strife
Frank P. Baker, Democratic chairman candidate in the Seventh district, says factional quarrels in Indianapolis are growing harsher than Thomas Taggart’s view. He proposes both opposing candidate Joseph T. Panning and himself withdraw to open the field for a third man to restore harmony.
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Frank FP. Baker
Democzatic
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Joseph T. Panning
MOURNS FOR LOST FROG IN CHESTER RESTAURANT
The Sum WEAT CHESTER Pa reports James Spence mourns a frog kept for ten years. The frog, once a small animal that escaped into a cellar, grew large and was fed daily, becoming a favorite with restaurant patrons. A whistle guided it to the hole for food, but it could not leave the premises.
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Chester
Dee
James Spence
Reastaurant
Clerk's Wife-Presto! Now She Is a Multi-Millionaire's Bride
A distorted clipping reports a clerk in a New York store and a judge linking a divorce to a new marriage. It notes the wife of a former clerk known as Mrs Gary has wed, after a ten year marriage, amid high society rumors and an art establishment investment.
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Ritert At
Gacy
Mfuttlemiionatee
Dammint
Torvedy
Steel Arast
Alexander Stevenwon Seon
Atre
New York
Gary Arse
Seart
Gary
Scott
White Rose For A Florist In Paris Tale Of Poverty
A Paris florist Mlle Pascaline Benoit, famed yet poor, earns two roses for a midwinter wedding request. After rent troubles and a dramatic encounter at a cemetery, the marchioness secretly rewards her with two years’ rent in advance and 200 louis, praising the girl’s filial devotion.
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Paris
Mlle
Pascaline Benoit
Marchioness
Mademoiselle
Sam
Rue Saint Annave
Pascaline
Palestine
Mle Benoit
Advanc
Louis
Miller at Marion Chief of Police Called to Get Brandy
MARION Ind December 28 G Harry Miller a secret agent employed to keep abreast of municipal affairs in the commonwealth is involved in the Marion case. Miller’s presence suggests shifts in policy as a new police board linked to local churches and Y M C A rises without altering the force.
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Marion
Ind
Harry Miller
Thetainte
Cois
Hanly
Marton
Miller
Marian
Firat M. E. Bunday School
Gama
Y. MC. A
Firat Baptist
J. B. White
Bie
New Va
Sod
Town tight as Th Hurry Biller stays hidden
The town endured a strict regime during the sleuth Th Hurry Biller's visit to Franch Lick. A young man seeking brandy for a sick mother had to seek police help to obtain the medicine, highlighting heightened tension and official discretion.
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Hurry Biller
Franch Lick
Fashion Hints From Arabian Ines and Lace Details
A catalog of fashionable items features a collar of Arabian Ines with chiffon and four pompa dour, plus ornate neckwear and iridescent head embellishments. It highlights Christmas gifts for women and children, crepe decking, embroidered blouses, belts, and gilt boxes. Stationery sets, penwipers, and mucilage bottles are noted with decorative stands, as East Lyon opera plays loom Friday night under the MM Bi Ladies' Ald society.
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Bette
Childress
Coma Put
Katand
Per Buldar
Trase
East Lyon
Awe
MM. Bi
Tum. Vut
Alg
Peat
Countess Cited As Victim In $2000 Loan Scam
In New York a singer known as Huw Monty loaned $2000 to a man claiming German nobility and consular ties. The man, later identified as Baron Frederiy von Gordon-Beefeld, vanished after promising repayment and was later found in his room and released after a $1 bail. The case is investigated by police with a suspect described.
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Moetka Palmay
Helena Battel Rioads
Mewy
Living Place Theater
Yorkville
Frederiy
von Gardunesdefel
Hi Counsel
Hugh O. Pentecost
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Ca Reales
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Boake Nobility
Budspest
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Casti
Germany
Turer
Kinsky Palmay
Mormer
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At & Eb.wenty-Eigntheat
Elm
Hys Bull
Professor's Endorsement Sparks a Student Test
A Michigan professor tests a boy for fit and finds him lacking until the student speaks plainly. After a terse walk and dozen commonplace remarks, the youth reveals his honesty and earns the professor's approval. The parents praised the process and the two become friends.
Paper Towels Popular In School Dining
In one school, larger towels are used for drying wet ends of napkins at luncheons and breakfasts. Paper napkins are common, while towels are a newer item, discarded after use as waste.
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Sant Thean
The White Haired Pessimists Speak On Youth
The piece laments aging critics and their view of younger generations while praising the vitality of youth. It contrasts past and present freedoms and urges patience, gentleness, mercy, and an understanding heart from elder generations to the nation.
A Washington Girl Miss De Koven Sets High Social Standard
Mike De Koven, daughter of Reginald De Koven of Washington and Chicago, is portrayed as a highly accomplished young woman in Washington society. The piece notes her linguistic prowess and intellectual attainments, highlighting her musical talent and her parents’ literary and social influence.
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Figieloe
Washington
Mike de Koven
Bren
Reginald de Koven
Chicago
Miss de Koven
Conkent
Luky
Window Test For Two Soldiers Ends In Laughter
Generals and Governors recount a comic drill by two soldiers Crowley and Hite who cleaned all barracks windows as punishment. Crowley cleaned outside while Hite did inside, both failing to finish at first. The effort grew comic as the men clashed with each other, and laughter broke out on the sixth window. The tale highlights discipline turning into farce and enduring camaraderie.
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Mr. Cavanagh
Mir Ches
Yeoner
Dr. Fulton
Fn Elean
Izrant
Fred Grant
Department of the East
Crowley
Hite
Hitchl
Not on Ha's Indignant Morning at Pittsburgh Patch
A garbled report describes a stout man at a Pittsburgh patch hotel facing sharp questions about conscience and pricing. Tension rises as a white shirted manager defends the charges amid a complaining guest.
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Pitteburg
Anata
One Dog Pensioned
A quirky tale notes Mrs. Hetty Green’s fondness for her dog Dewey with a banked fortune, ensuring the pet’s independence from the world’s harshness regardless of its owner's fate.
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Hetty Green
Dor “Dewey
Sun constant study shows solar variability affects weather
Washington Bee reports a yearlong inquiry into the solar constant at Mount Wilson and Washington observatories. Researchers including C. G. Abbott and F. E. Fowle reduce 1902 observations to figures, finding solar radiance varies over time and may influence world weather, crops, and wealth. Further work aims to explain the sun's changing heat output and its causes.
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Washington, D. C
Smithsonian
C. G. Abbott
Cuenogle Observatory
Mount Wilson
Cal
Washington
F. E. Fowle
Astro-Physical
Economy Study Aims to Trim Expenses for Comfort
The Boston registraturus will study upending as a topic this year with Prof. Veblan leading the effort to replace Wagner and the simple life. The goal is to cut down useless encumbrances and balance expenditure to income to create a home of comfort.
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Boston Ca
Legistraturus
Veblan
Zulde
Wagner
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