Priscilla Delno Encounters a Dashing French Count in Paris
Priscilla, daughter of wealth, travels to Paris to study music and perform in opera. She meets Count Baradat de Lacaze while Constance introduces M. Desmoulins and the Eclair. A tense waltz and flirtation reveal cultural clashes and Priscilla’s longing for an American gentleman as Captain Sternmouth reappears, leading to a vivid dance and renewed hope for connection.
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Priscilla Delno
Paris
Ocean
John Stormmouth
Constanice Brandford
Priscilla
de Acaze
de Acaze, An Impecunious Nobleman, Being Indebted To the ‘ Ede la Tour
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Count de
M. Charles ‘Desgnoulins
The
Eclair
Baradat de Lacaze
M. Prigeilla
Mildred
Constance
M. . Desmoutins
France
M. Desmoulins
Police Captain Receives Stolen Money Letter Return
Chicago police Captain Mahoney received $1,300 in a letter from an unknown sender on Tuesday. The cash is part of $1,400 stolen Monday from W. C. Duncan of Portland Oregon. Mahoney visited nearby saloons and warned he would close them unless the money was returned, which he says produced results.
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Chicago
Mahoney
W. C. Duncan
Portland
Ore
Killarney Estates Auction Fails to Sell in Dublin
Dublin November 22. The Killarney estates were offered at auction on Tuesday. The opening bid reached £35,000 and rose to £20,900 before withdrawal. Only three bidders participated, all Dublin attorneys.
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Dublin
Killarney
Ma her testifies on Cleveland street railway strike
William D. Maher, head of the International Association of Street Railway Employees, told the industrial commission about the 1892 Cleveland strike and current conditions. He noted long hours, very low pay, and growing union organization, urging municipal ownership as a solution to allow better pay and service without water.
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Washington
Wm. D. Maher
International Association of Street Railway
Industrial Commission
Cleveland
Cleveland Estauke
Big Consolidated Company
Maher
Gatacre Addresses Cape Town Troops Before Forward Move
General Gatacre spoke to British forces at Queenstown Cape Colony, pledging to lead from the front and warning there would be no halt to the forward movement. The commander, praised as a capable officer with service in India Sudan and the Khartoum/Omdurman campaigns, drew cheers from the troops.
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Cape Town
Queenstown
Cape Colony
Gatacre
India
Soudan
Khartoum
Omdurman
Wheeler
Wire Tips Reported Local Incidents In Briefs
Pan Barnes of Shepardstown Ky kibed Squire Nicholas on Tuesday in politics. Mrs Lizzie Ruthrie of Cincinnati hanged herself after brooding over her husband’s death. J Herman Graves of Philadelphia dived into a pool Tuesday and drowned after striking his head on the cement bottom. Deaths in Cuba include Peter Hein ordnance sergeant San Juan who committed death by own action and John Kelleher Troop K Second Cavalry davana chronic dysentery.
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Pan Barnes
Shepardstown
Kibed
Squire Nicholas
Lizzie Ruthrie
Cincinnati
J. Herman Graves
Philadelphia
Cuba
Peter Hein
San Juan
John Kelleher
Second Cavalry
Davana
Weavers Strike Begins at Scituate Mill in Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE R I November 22 The first threatened strike in Rhode Island cotton factories started Tuesday at the Moswamascatt mill in Scituate. Weavers demanded higher wages and an advance.
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Providence
R. I
Moswamascatt
Scituate
Summary of named individuals and varied pension amounts
Original list details pensions and increases for numerous individuals across Indiana and nearby towns set or adjusted on dates including Nov 7. Names include David McCandish John Enyeart Jr William Brennan Henry J McKinzie William G Williams John Hunter Jasper N Woods William Paulisch John Fillinger Philip Christman William Roszell Samuel Mahurin Jacob Schneider John S Reynolds William L Adams Henry J Kuntz Samuel Durman Joseph Bird Thomas Reeves Elijah Wright Andrew Garrett Ermina Sawtell Margaret E Stoner and others with monthly sums ranging from 6 to 30 dollars.
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David McCandish
Hainsville
John Enyeart,Jr
Somerset
William Brennan
National Military Home
Grant
Thomas Ducey
Soldiers’ Home
Tippecanoe
David F. Smith
Milroy
William Jones
Knox
Henry J. McKinzie
Lyons
William G. Williams
Worthington
John Hunter
Bursney
Jasper N. Woods
Lewis
William Paulisch
Indianapolis
John Fillinger
Celestine
Philip Christman
Elkhart
William T. Roszell
Millgrove
Samuel Mahurin
Kurtz
Jacob Schneider
Zipp
John S. Reynolds
Mitchell
William L. Adams
Bloomington
Henry J. Kuntz
Terre Haute
Samuel Durman
Harveysburg
Joseph Bird
Marengo
Thomas W. Reeves
Muncie
Elijah C. Wright
Orleans
Andrew Garrett
Ermina C. Sawtell
Fort Wayne
Margaret E. Stoner
Hutchins
Salamonia
City Life Notes and Local Grants in Denison
Interstate stock yards managers move to negotiate a horse market like Union stock yards. A 53 foot lot at north Roberts Park church property Belmont Street was transferred to William H Ballard for a girls home named Bertha Ballard Home after his daughter. Century club elects officers Virgil H Lockwood president Herbert W Foltz secretary Robert B Keith treasurer and names committee members and officers.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards
Roberts Park Church
Belmont St
William H. Ballard
Bertha Ballard
Century Club
Denison
Virgil H. Lockwood
Herbert W. Foltz
Robert B. Kieth
Robert M. Fishback
Charles PT. Daily
Harry B. Burnett
Alfred E. Dickey
William Forsyth
George C. Calvert
George F. Bass
Fred R. Charlton
Fassett A. Cotton
Cure for Drunkenness Promises Silent Reformation
An advertisement touts Golden Specific by Dr Haines as a life changing cure for drunkenness. It claims the remedy works without the drinker’s cooperation, with free trial samples mailed on request and directions for use in tea coffee or food. Personal testimonials cite restored families and social standing, urging readers to request a free trial today.
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Waines
Wil
Haines
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Renewing the Honeymoon through a Golden Remedy
A Winthrop Massachusetts reader Mrs Goss writes to praise Golden Specific for curing her husband’s drunkenness. She secretly gave the remedy and reports renewed happiness in marriage. The letter reflects postwar era tone of faith in medical tonics and domestic harmony.
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Haines
Golden Specific Converts Despairing Wife's Hope
A Cincinnati reader credits Golden Specific for transforming a long marriage crisis. Mrs Hall reports gratitude after years of hardship, saying the remedy fulfilled its promises and saved her broken home. She urges others facing similar strife to seek the treatment.
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Hall
Bhiridan
Brantford, “Ont
Golden Specific Promises Help for Whisky Habit
A letter from Chillicothe Ohio dated October 2 1899 recounts using Golden Specific to break a whisky habit. The writer cites lasting abstinence since March and urges others in similar spots to seek the remedy to regain self respect and self preservation.
TRUE FRIENDSHIP AND A GOLDEN SPECIFIC CURE
Mrs Alexander reports a man cured of drunkenness using Dr Haines Golden Specific. She secretly gave it in tea and coffee, then disclosed it after a week. The patient stopped drinking and vowed to promote the remedy, with thanks and praise for the treatment.
Woman Endorses Golden Specific To Save Brother From Drink
Mary Roberts of San Francisco recounts how she secretly gave Golden Specific to her brother, who was sinking into alcoholism. After a single cup of coffee with the remedy, he stayed sober, then began regular treatment, changing his life. She urges other women to seek help and notes Dr. Haines offers free trials to all who write.
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Newport
Priscilla
Mr. Sternmouth
Sternmouth
Wiss Mary Roberts
San Francisco
Cal
Haines
Tam
Women urged to act against drunken husbands in a viral remedy letter
A public appeal urges wives to rise and act to save families from alcohol ruin. A Vermal Utah letter from 1899 touts Golden Specific as curing a husband of drinking after twenty five years, claiming the remedy killed the urge for liquor and restored a happy home, with the author Mrs Elizabeth McCarrell inviting publication of her full name.
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Vernal
Utah
J. W. Haines
Cincinnati
Elizabeth M’carrell
Nernal
Uintah Co
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Waterbury
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City Life
York St
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Chas. W. Harry
Chillicothe
Express
F. J. Comstock, JR
Mary Roberts
Golden Gate Ave
Painpurtville
Baby
Joseph Landry
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