A Angel of Trouble Leads Olive Through Europe and Tunis
Olive Marrable travels from New York to France Spain and Algeria in search of peace and love. She and Madame La Farge confront a monk at Trappist monastery where Wynter may be alive revealed by a chilling encounter. The path of Miriam Kindersley and Wynter’s memory loom as Olive contemplates scandal and divorce. In New York Miss Helen Bloodgood, an heiress, is found drowned after fleeing a Lakewood nursing care home amid nervous disorder and quest for freedom.
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Olive
France
Spain
Algiers
Tunis
Mrs. Gray
Trappistine Monastery
Trappists
Wynter
Ethel Marrable
Miriam Kindersley
Miriam
Westchester
John Wynter
Madame la Farge
Sonntier
Kindersley
Mme. la Farge
Jack
Parishioners Asked to Feedless Feast in Norwich
New London Conn March 15 The Rev Neilson Poe Carey rector of Christ Episcopal church Norwich a few miles upriver plans a heart to heart talk with men of the congregation on St Patrick s day He mailed an original circular inviting a fogdress gathering at Christchurch Sunday school room March 27 at 8 o clock to discuss church questions meet the new rector of St James church New London Rev P M Kerridge and form better acquaintance He asks those who attend to bring food and to carry no smoking unless in their pocket
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New London
Conn
Neilson Poe Carey
Christ Episcopal Church
Norwich
Christ Church
Christchurch
St. James’ Church
P. M. Kerridge
Large parson argues for broad appeal in tight New England town
In the town, a progressive minister wins favor with youth while angering straitlaced residents. He shocks traditionalists but is praised as a broad, substantial figure fit for a larger city parish, indicating his potential value beyond the small community.
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Park Commissioners
England
Wealthy Richmond Heiress to wed New York magnate heir
Richmond Indiana March 15 One of America s wealthiest young women Miss Rhea Reid daughter of Daniel G Reid of New York formerly of Richmond will marry Henry J Topping of New York The union will unite two of Goth am s wealthiest families Miss Reid is popular in Richmond Her father is described as one of the four greatest capitalists in America New York papers have announced the engagement but a wedding date is not set.
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Richmond
Ind
America
Rhea Reid
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Henry J. Topping
Gotham
Miss Reid
Widow Seeks Policeman Husband in City Police Bulletin
A 38 year old widow in Kansas City asks for a policeman husband and seeks to have her matrimonial ad printed in the daily police bulletin. She described herself as comely and prepossessing and spoke of an interest in police work, citing a former husband who was a tall, heavyset officer from an eastern city.
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Kansas City
J. W. Ganage
Daily
Police Bulletin
Saloonkeeper awarded limited damages after mob attack
In Topeka on March 15 the state supreme court ruled a Kansas saloon keeper cannot recover more than nominal damages when mob violence damages his property. In Anthony, women raided George D. Stevens’s saloon splattering him with eggs and smashing fixtures. Stevens sued the city for 1000 dollars and won 100. on appeal the court confirmed the award as sufficient.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Keneaa
Anthony
George D. Stevens
Stevens
Supreme Court
Heir to Throne Seeks a Bride in America
Washington March 15 After seven years waiting King Peter of Servia has been recognized by the Russian court removing the barrier to sending his two sons George and Alexander to the United States to seek wealthy wives. Count Pablon Mysky Treskaya arranged their visit but Washington sponsors were lacking due to dynastic bans. Recognition of the Romanoffa frees the Russian embassy to back the princes who are expected in autumn. Prince George born 1887 and Prince Alexander born 1888 face reports of instability linked to past escapades including a Vienna flight in 1904 which his father forgave.
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Washington
Peter of
Servia
George
Alexander
Pablon Mysky Treskaya
Europe
Karageorgevitch
Nicholas
Prince George
Prince Alexander
Vienna
Mile
Deslianska Georgevitch
Belgrade
LOOKING FOR SISTER FINDING TWO SIBLINGS FORT DODGE I ALA
Clyde Anderson of Fort Dodge returned from an eastern trip after seeking a sister he had not seen since childhood. By chance a friend connected him with two sisters, reuniting the family. He was adopted by the Andersons as the sisters were by two other families.
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Fort Dodge
Clyde Anderson
Anderson
Pittsburg
Mr. Anderson
Fittsburg
Ice Gorge Trap for Unwary Fowl at Niagara Falls
Niagara reports an annual ice bridge forms below the falls as the power tunnel outlet creates a cross current. A trail of shacks on the ice sells drinks and even ducks for sale near the boundary line. Sportsmen hear tales of hundreds of waterfowl carried over the falls each year, many killed or drifted downstream by sudden shifts in the icy gorge.
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Niagara
N. Y
Pittsburg Carmen to Aid Strikers
In Pittsburg the union members held an all night poll with over 6,000 motormen and conductors voting on sympathy for the Philadelphia strikers. While ballots were still being counted, near unanimity in support appeared likely, though no strike was planned in Pittsburg and no trouble was expected.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Four in a Fight Leaves One Stabbed in Saloon Scene
Andrew Sapos of 525 West Washington Street was stabbed in the stomach by John Asaloa of 518 West Pearl Street during a brawl at Louis Browns Saloon 526 West Washington Street. Snapps escaped serious injury as John Rosa and bartender Daniel Stancil tried to intervene. all participants were arrested by Hi evele police officers Schiangan and Todd.
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Andrew Sapos
Washington Street
John Asaloa
Pearl Street
Louis Brown
Snapps
John Rosa
Daniel Stancil
Hievvele
Schiangan
Todd
Indian agency farms to teach better farming methods
Washington March 15. The Bureau of Indian Affairs issues instructions for demonstration farms at each agency in agricultural regions. These farms serve as models for improved tilling, planting, cultivation, and crop rotation, with seeds provided as needed and tailored to local climate and resources.
Indian stock farming plans and land use fears
The circular outlines stock raising improvements and model farms for the Isdian, emphasizing simplicity and self-sufficiency under skilled farmers. It notes the Indian focus on maintaining domain and fears vast idle lands passing to whites unless active farming is pursued.
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Congress
Will Not Contest Col Swope's Will
Peliz Swope of Midway Kentucky denied reports he would contest the will of his uncle Col Thomas H Swope of Kansas City. He said he was satisfied and had expected nothing from the $150000 bequest.
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Lexington
Peliz Swope
Midway
Thos. H. Swope
Kansas City
Felix
Farmer Hurt In Runaway Crash Near Hartford City
Hart town, Hartford City Ind March 15 Tohn Stroble a farmer east of town was injured in a Friday night runaway accident suffering three broken ribs according to authorities.
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Hartford City
Ind
Tohn Stroble
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Vousness
Lakewood, N. J
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Baltimore
Newark
Connecticut
Connecticut Firemen's Association
Youfng
Fs. Golive
Horicultural
Seciety
Sasavecy
Noewieh
Henry Topping
Bride Is Beautiful
Post
Sister
Horne
Carmen
LS Arres
Paris
Uncle Sam
I. N. Haymann
State Life Building
Indianapolis
Col. Swope
Farmer
Puzzle Department
North
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