Romance of a Fateful Night and Hidden Guilt Explored
In a July afternoon meeting a man learns a woman has a tragic secret linking his own father to a shipboard fire. She reveals her father, captain of a liner, was suspected of arson, but the truth remains torn between love and accusation as they plan to help him forget the past. The tale intertwines romance with family shame and a desperate bid for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Boston
Liverpool
Lrown
Engiayi
Arthur
Capt Brown
Home made sandwich on Empire State Express tale
A passenger on the Empire State Express from New York to Buffalo eats a homemade sandwich in a comic fashion. He unbuttons the sandwich, removes pickles, pulls apron-string from a biscuit, and uses a jackknife as a nut cracker while a boy and mother watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Express
New York
Buffalo
Ana
Avery
Jef-ona
Advice from Dr. Pierce Restores Health for Weak Women
A damaged fragment describes letters to Dr. Pierce for advice on female diseases and healing. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, invites weak women to consult by letter, and notes confidential correspondence. It references Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo and includes disclaimers about illegitimate advice sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haute
Rota
Patna
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Piette
Common Sense
Hailin
Asteae de
B.V. Plarce
Sullivan Business Men Grumble Over Failed Maltena Plant
Sullivan citizens invested 2.50 each in the Maltena food company after locating a plant in Carmel, then Indianapolis. The venture failed due to competition from Battle Creek wealth and other issues. Now investors plan to sue Rev. L. Crabtree and company officers to recover their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hua
Indianapolis
Todianapelit
Ciozens
Sullivan
Crabtree
Advent Church of
Crabtrre
Indiana delegates at fair face lodging controversy
Indiana leaders debate alleged mistreatment of governors at St Louis during dedication. Officials say hospitality issues will not affect next year’s exposition attendance. George Lockwood notes the Indiana delegation will not pay for lodging beyond the three days they stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tenis
State House
St. Louis
St. Louia
Indiana
George Lockwood
Relics Worth 1,250,000 Reaches Boston Harbor
The steamer Adria arrived carrying 180 cases with casts presented to Harvard by the German emperor for the German museum. More casts will follow on another steamer. The full collection includes relics from nearly all famed German sculpture centers and is valued well above 1.25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
The Ite princess Sapho at Grand and Empire closes
Amusements page notes Sapho continuing at Grand with overflow crowds and strong applause. Holden stock company changes bill for week at Hark for Jungren. Molden company presents a milder version. Fred Irwin burlesque to close Empire season as Latirds house fills for final days. Treasurer Sullivan notes high last weeks sales and busy closing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Stock Company
Hark For & Jungren
Sapho
Molden Company
Sullivan
The Vampire Bat and Its Blood Sucking Feats
A description of a small blood sucking bat from Central America to Brazil. It notes a vampire bat that feeds entirely on blood, shaving hair before drawing blood, causing little pain to livestock, and weakening or wrecking animals with repeated attacks. Some variation in diet may occur.
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Coller's
Clandeiching
Central America
Brasil
Chi
Han
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Arthur Brown
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T-Realta Alerays
Semet& Heir
Ouai
Alshamma
McCean
Bire
Villa Ave
Denia Y Mare
Viale
Ezra Kendall
Maltena Food Company
Faust
English
PARK
Empire
Dirk
Ric
Lds
Fasay
Dreas
Wensul Y Severat
Coltare
Madras
Eureka
Weel
Conrad
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MIT
North
Delaware
East Market Street
Ind
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