Angel of Trouble Chapter Thirty Two The Caird Execution
Wynter learns Caird has been executed in India and his own future hinges on the revelation. He reflects on identity and fate while recovering, facing loneliness, possible official actions, and a newspaper notice that signals a dramatic turn in his life.
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Father Daniells
Wynter
Avith
Miriam
Caird
John Wynter
Daniella
Friends of
Humanity
India Office
New York
Providence
India
Andrew Caird
David Kinderstey
Kimono Popularity Grows Among Englishwomen
London report on the Anglo-Japanese exhibition at Shepherds Bush notes kimono fashion rising among Englishwomen. The garment, worn as opera wraps or evening attire, sees increasing imports of Japanese fabrics and a genuine kimono worn with an obi as a dressing gown.
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London
Shepherd’s Bush
Fingerprint ID Solves Slough Railway Death Case
London March 12 A dead man found mutilated on the Great Western Railway near Taplow was identified by police fingerprinting. Scotland Yard matched the prints to a man named Downes after Slough Superintendent Pearman secured the prints.
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Slougy
Great Western Railway
Taplow
Pearman
Slough
Scotland Yard
Downes
Grocers to Fight Weighing Law in Ohio Stores
Youngstown March 11. The Wholesale Grocers' Association of Ohio vows to fight the weighing ordinance for all provisions sold in local grocery stores. The association views this move as an opening wedge and plans a national campaign against such weighing regulations.
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Youngstown
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of Ohio
Ohio Association
Octogenarian scholar pursues lifelong Thames rowing ritual
London reports Dr. Frederick N. Furnivall 86, a Shakespearean scholar, marking his birthday with a 13 mile Thames row. He has sculling as his sole recreation since Cambridge days, helped by a later founding of a working girls rowing club. He is a lifelong non-smoker vegetarian, urging others to stay athletic until death.
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Frederick N. Furnivall
London
Thames
Cambridge
England
Hammersmith
Carnivall
Go Cart Smash Amazingly Safe Baby Minute Miracle
Five month oldJimmy Fletcher riding in a go cart was struck by a streetcar on Manhattan street near his home. The car knocked the cart apart but Jimmy landed unharmed, cradled in his bundle, and calmly sucked his thumb as bystanders rushed to help. His mother Mrs. Ann Fletcher thanked the motorman Christian Olsen and refused to press charges.
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New York
Jimmy Fletcher
Jimmy
Ann Fletcher
Manhattan Street
Joe
Christian Olsen
Olsen
Mrs. Fletcher
Women safe from CADS on Paris streets
Paris streets are described as safe for women with police ready to help against unwanted attention. French social habits keep women escorted in public, often shopping with relatives. The piece notes strict laws allowing arrest for harassment, yet warns of the stigma of courts and public exposure.
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Paris
United States
France
Europe
Great Army Pageant Chooses Joan of Arc Actress
London reports Mrs Henry Hoheler of York will play Joan of Arc in the forthcoming Great Army Pageant in London. Her pedigree includes the Seventeenth Lancers veteran Sir George Wombwell, with her sister the Countess of Dartrey and aunt the Duke of Jersey. An understudy is named Mrs Reginald Glossop.
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London
Gindon
Joan of Arc
Henry Hoheler
York
George Wombwell
Seventeenth Lancers
Light Brigade
Valley of Death
Orleans
C. J. Affoulkes
Oxford
Arthur
Affoulkes
Joan
Maid of Orleans
Tudor Craig
Hohelér
Reginald Glossop
Maisthorpe
Too Drunk To Know What He Was Doing
William Coatney of 431 Forest avenue faces a grand jury on a felony entering a home charge with bond under 1000 dollars. Detectives report Coatney admitted entering the residence at F E Bruce’s 330 North Forest avenue due to infatuation for a young woman. He claims intoxication prevented knowledge of his actions.
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William Coatney
Forest Avenue
Grand
Coatney
F. E. Bruce
Eloped With the Son of Secretary Knox
Mrs. Philander C Knox, aged 11, eloped with the secretary of state's son. Knox's father refused to see him when the news reached Washington. May Boler of Providence, described as a fascinating young woman, reportedly urged delay until later marriage due to his prep school status and uncertain livelihood.
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Philander C.knox
Knox
Washington
Papa Knox
May Boler
Providence
Baltimore
Klings to horse to halt cruelty in New York case
Mrs. Jacob Maurice Ehrlich testified in West Side court against James Murtha for cruelty to animals. She described leaping from her car and clinging to a horse’s bridle to stop a team with a heavy load, saying she fights for animal protection as a Kentucky woman.
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New York
Jacob Maurice Ehrlich
West Side Court
Krotel
James Murtha
Eleventh Avenue
James McQeutee
Magistrate Warns Man Over Rich Woman Warning
A magistrate at Seventy second Street and Broadway tells a prisoner he will receive only a reprimand. He warns that wealth and the protection of animals carry risk if the man speaks out. The exchange centers on a claim of a rich woman and a warning to stay silent.
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Kentucky
Krotel
Isa
Seventy-second Street
Broadway
Society Girls Told How To Get Pallor
Vienna reports a fashion trend favoring pallor among society belles. An article attributes pale complexions to long hours at sewing and poor air, urging women to sit at machines for extended periods and skip meals to gain a fashionable slender look.
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Vienna
Arbeiter Zeitung
Avant Flacdich
Nabors awarded 10000 for alienation of affections in suit
Uniontown Pa March 11 Alongo Nabors wins 10000 damages against George W Lennox Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer in common pleas court for alienation of the affections of Mrs Nabors The sensational three day trial ended with Nabors securing a verdict after seeking 15000 damages.
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Uniontown
Alongo Nabors
Common Pleas
George W. Lennox
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nabors
School Chief Quits Over Cigar Clash at Mayport
M. J. Pechtel, superintendent of Mayport public schools, resigned after a dispute with teacher Miss Slrene Stackpole over tobacco. The board initially backed Pechtel, then Stackpole appealed to the State Board of Education and was reinstated. Stackpole’s family ties include her mother as Suffolk WCTU president and her father Judge George Stackpole.
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M. J. Pechtel
Mayport
L. 1
Slrene Stackpole
Miss Stackpole
Bayport
Amoke
Pechtel
State Board of Education
Suffolk County
George Stackpole
Finish of two has-beens as Canton man shoots
Pittsburg March 12. Ho ward O Miller cousin of the late President McKinley is held without bail after firing a revolver at Mrs. Alexander Wright, a former social favorite of Sewickley. Miller, once Canton Wrought Iron Bridge cashier and wealthy, faced motive tied to a hotel flirtation and a police raid incident. Mrs Wright, separated from her husband, was wounded in the neck. her recovery was uncertain.
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Pittsburg
Howard O Miller
Canton
McKinley
Alexander Wright
Sewickley
Wright
Miller
Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Company
Wrigut
Best Hand He Could Draw Is Fatal In Game
In Scranton March 11 Frank Constantino of Mayfield boasted of unlucky luck at poker. His royal flush in spades won the pot but he later died in bed from heart overexertion after the game. Deputy Coroner J W Grant conducted an autopsy.
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Scranton
Frank Constantino
Mayfield
Here
Constantine
Constantino
J. W. Grant
Father and son use wireless link to study French
In Philadelphia on March 11 the Webb family and Swarthmore College student Joseph Webb shared a wireless setup to keep in touch and learn. Dr Walter Webb of Sharon Hill and his son Joseph S Webb, a freshman at Swarthmore, maintain stations at home and at the college to stay sharp with the key.
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Philadelphia
Walter Webb
Sharon Hill
Joseph S. Webb
Webb
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