Secret pearls scar Antonia at urban ball
In a London drawing room a late ball unfolds with Antonia in white lace. She reveals a crimson cross and hidden pearls linked to a cruel ruse. Vandeleur confesses a protective cyanide treatment saved her from a deceptive plot, while Rowland confronts the truth of Antonia’s past.
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Dissent Over Annual Fee for Dance Permit in Albion
In Albion Koh, residents object to a proposed annual fee of 5 dollars for the dance permit, arguing the levy targets young men and imposes a costly burden for social revelry. The article notes dissent among villagers, the role of the town clerk, and fears of increased costs and restricted festivity during holidays and community events.
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Aged Chief Returns to Nation
King Beonty, chief of the Misassinpi Chacawa, aged and feeble, travels from TALUAS Texas toward Indian Territory. Born in 1808 in Mississippi, he is about 101 years old. Accompanied by nephew John Jay and his grandniece, he seeks a land allotment in the Cherokee nation and to spend his last days with remnants of his tribe.
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Indian Territory
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Miscissippi
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Dalian
Beautiful O1 10 Actress Engaged by Belasco
Miss Golden, a native of the city by the May river, is 18 and trained at the Pope-Wheatcroft dramatic school. She appears in Tess of the Verbevilles, with Belasco announcing the engagement and noting her distinctive hair.
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United State
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Hat City
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Ailett
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Tess
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Heroine Sacrificed Life Saving Baby in White Plains Fire
A mother perished protecting her infant during a home blaze in White Plains. The survivor, seven year old Wanda, was rescued as Mrs Auta, a musician and daughter of the late Henry Thurber, attempted to reach the child. Fire destroyed their home, authorities say, leaving the infant sadly orphaned.
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Wanda
Auta
Hameo
Marie Creen
Mra
Basaford
Mosher
Aid
Chaotic Horse Shoe Nails Case At Cincinnati
Fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene at a Cincinnati location with mention of horseshoe nails and a disrupted event. The text references a woman named Marlowe and a magistrate or officer involved, plus various unsettled actions and movements. Names and details are heavily garbled, making precise attribution difficult. The piece hints at an arrest, a tense environment, and a pursuit or delivery amid confusion.
Fragments Report On Local Man’s Odd Diet Discovery
A fragmentary OCR note describes a man involved with rare items and a recent purchase of a substantial quantity of defter, hinting at odd dietary or material habits. No clear names or locations are readable, but the tale implies a curious pattern around his purchases and recent actions.
Rumor Waquing Ton Fei 4S Summon Te Vehicle
A fragment notes a rumor around a senator with inquiries into a medical issue. It mentions Arlington Hot Whee, the Navy Surgeon-general Rives, and that friends felt no alarm. The text references investigations and a health condition affecting a senator, with reports of fatigue and weakness.
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Arlington
Senate
Sherman
Sina
Blede
Ine
Phralelin
Rives
Navy
Tle
Plot to murder business men at zero cost per head
A sensational note reports a scheme to kill several businessmen with a implied price per head at zero, signaling a bold conspiracy. Investigators probe the claim, seeking suspects and motives behind the alleged plots.
Butte Police Nab Suspects in Murder Plot Conspiracy
Several arrests in Butte reveal a violent gang linked to a Helena murder plot. Police say they hold evidence of a nationwide conspiracy, with a woman named Ruby Taylor implicated and names including Harry Taylor John Law C Money Warner and William Harris. Lyveh was captured in Anaconda after a fierce struggle. two other members escaped. The group reportedly planned killings for hire and demanded funds from unknown parties.
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Ansert
Presen
Harry Taylor
John Law
C. Money
Warner
William Harri
Souther
Lyveh
Anaconda
Union Marriages Boom Under International Union Oversight
A New York report describes union marriage ceremonies conducted by a union man under an international body. The organizer, Ernest Bohn, travels from headquarters at Fourth Street to perform matrimonies on a union scale of charges and issues certificates to new members. The movement claims to protect workers rights while expanding its member base amid political opposition.
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New York
Aivarcey
Thut
Monte
Ernest Bohn
Te Central Federation Union
Abor Parson
Lerey Fir
Yeealee
Convention planning details at the Jefferson and Motels St. Louis
A chaotic memo outlines dates for a national convention with April action and seating decisions. It notes Jefferson Hotel as headquarters and reserved lighting, with plans to appoint newspapermen to oversee the arrangements. Talks of boosting a New York candidate surface amid favorable rates at the Coliseum and local hotels.
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Dame
Erathy National
Wan
Jefferaon
Parker
New York
Chicago
Floating Schoolship Young America to Train Youth at Sea
A plan describes a steel sailing vessel named Young America built as a floating academy. The four year program aims to prepare boys for business, professional careers, or naval service by touring the world, with naval discipline, lectures, and practical seamanship aboard. The ship would carry cadets, instructors, and a crew of 23 scholars plus watch officers, cruising about 190,000 miles in four years and visiting various countries.
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Annapolis
Common Sense Diet Lectures Ignore Real Needs
An observation rejects lectures on eating while schedules, hunger, and duties vary. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a quick solution to digestive issues, claiming relief and health benefits when used as directed, with prices cited as 50 cents and one dollar.
New Boots for Jurors in Condermation Hearing
Rubber boots were fitted to jurors Tuesday to aid their view of the Moody Street sewer. Assistant solicitors Morrill and Heranu urged rubber boots for the jurors as they inspected the area. Kleemler escorted the jurors to Rostore where the boots were provided. The group then examined the sewer route.
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Mloaty
Morrill
Heranu
Kleemler
Rostore
Butler's Lawyers Case Sparks Journal Dilemma
In Mo Peb 4 a tense legal dispute centers on Butler's case over the handling of court journals. Defense objections challenge the clerk's duty to record proceedings from memory and the destruction of originals after printing. The judge weighs whether the petemptory discharge is warranted.
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Butler
Judy
George H. Martin
Hougs
Graves Suatalag
Soliow
Exterminator Ads Claim Quick Reduction of Pests
An old fragment promotes Rough on Pest products for roaches ants bed bugs rats and hair dye, claiming fast extermination and home protection. It mentions pricing, prepaid offers, and a New Jersey location with vague claims of effectiveness and consumer caution.
Lentz Named in Divorce Case Linked to Mulford Trial
In a divorce case between Kate M Mulford and John M Mulford, mention appears of ex Congress member Jon M Lente and ties to national insurance union leadership. The article notes Mulford’s alleged embezzlement charges and references Mrs Lentz’s absence from the Mulford home.
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Jonm J Lente
Kate M. Mulford
John M. Mulford
Mulford
Ohio
Prince
Dal
American Insurance Union
Lante
Lentz
New York
City Life and Public Notices Blink in Push for Local Scene
A jumble of city updates reports police search for employee Dav Eeblyr of a French Lick establishment, Clayton Carpenter surviving a near-freeze journey, and delegates to a national council gathering in Berlin. It notes the state fair and board pronouncements, plus ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, local businesses, and a wave of Indianapolis promotions.
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Dav Eeblyr
Clayton Carpenter
National Council of Ween
Wlvetion
Berlin
Stan Board of Agriculture
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