Delno and Sternmouth clash over Priscilla romance
In New York Judge Delno faces a pressuring suitor Sternmouth who suspects Priscilla’s marriage plans with the Count de Lacaze. Sternmouth accuses deception and reveals a French nobleman’s real debts while urging caution to prevent a family swindle. The judge weighs family loyalties against truth as a man in the hall is called in to testify.
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Ter
Priscilla
Delno W Newel
Wealthy 7
Paris
Bitton
John Stormmouth
Brandford
Iv—Count de Lacaze
Duke de la Tour
Vi—De Lacaze
M. Desmoulins
Judge Delno
New York
Jong
Stacy
Delno
Juige
Stormmouth
Sternmouth
Bby
Sturnmouth
Deino
Marto
Europe
Mildred Welno
Mephistopheles
Sixth-ave
Count de
Vlea
Evans Sued for 25000 Damages in Pension Department Row
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Nov 24 F Giffe filed suit in this city against H Clay Evans commissioner of pensions claiming 25000 damages Giffe a pension attorney was disbarred from dealing with the department over alleged fraudulent claims presented Build up the system.
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He-Clay
CORK To PHILADELPHIA Cigar Store Owner Inherits Million
Cornelius McCarthy of Philadelphia, a young cigar store proprietor, inherits a fortune estimated at not less than 1,000,000 tied to John McCarthy of Ireland. The Cork lawyer James Hickey informs that the benefactor, a former postmaster and peace official, died recently in Ireland. The donor, linked to Cork county, left the wealth with distant kin only, and Cornelius plans to stay in Philadelphia with his wife and child.
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Philadelphia
Cornelius McCarthy
John McCarthy
Ireland
Cork
Cornelius
Lee
James Hickey
McCarthy
Miss Van Doren Regains Voice After Fifteen Years
In New Brunswick New Jersey Miss Julia Van Doren has recovered her voice after a 15 year lapse caused by a cold. She had whispered for years and nearly died when the illness intensified but a recent cure restored her voice. She sang at the organ for onlookers and her mother.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Julia van Doren
Commercial Industrial Congress Formed To Aid U S Manufacturers
Here in Ghicaso on November 2 a new body the Commercial Industrial Congress was formed by leading shipping associations. H E Bacon of Milwaukee board of trade elected president. About 11 of 50 associations joined with more signaling intent. The group aims to press Congress for a bill giving the interstate commerce commission powers of a special primary court with court review.
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Ghicaso
Commercial Industrial Congress
United States
H E. P. Bacon
Milwaukee Board of Trade
Congress
Congres
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Exhumation Planned for 65 Chinese Burials in Chicago
Chicago announces exhumation of 65 Chinese graves to ship remains to China. By agreement with the local health board the costs will be borne by the Chinese government and the bodies will be laid in sacred soil.
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Chicago
Board of Health
China
St Louis Police Force Faces Collapse Over Pay Standstill
In St Louis on November 24 police wages have not been paid for five months due to the city auditor’s challenge to the law as unconstitutional. Several officers have resigned and the rest may quit if the case goes to the U.S. Supreme Court, potentially leaving the city without a police force.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Ely Auditor
United States Supreme Court
Relief Needed in India as Famine Worsens
United States consul William T. Fee reports famine districts in India will require outside aid this winter. Natives are fleeing to cities where care is poor. Estimated relief must reach about 5 million dollars.
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India
Washington
William T. Fee
United States
Bombay
Hoosier Pensioners Increase List Names and Sums
The list records pension increases for individuals across Indiana towns including New Albany Lebanon Alton Covington Marion and Fort Wayne with new amounts ranging from four to thirty six dollars. Names include Henry Robinson Jacob Goodman Tolbert McCraney David Small David F Davis William H Bradley James F Sands Alexander Charles William Carter Anthony Hackett Michael Price Joshua Anderson Abner H Crist Adin Nordyke and others with updates for originals widows and dependents.
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Henry Robinson
New Albany
Jacob Goodman
Lebanon
Tolbert McCraney
Alton
David Small
Covington
David F. Davis
Marion
William H. Bradley
Soldiers’ Home
Tippecanoe
James F. Sands
Markle
Alexander Charles
Richmond
Blue Lick
Anthony Hackett
Christney
Michael Price
Benton
Joshua Anderson
Sandborn
Charles Spearer
Ligonier
Abner H. Crist
Adin Nordyke
Seafield
William K. Shipman
Rossville
Alice C. Chase
North
Deright M. Roberts
Muncie
Jane Legan
Fort Wayne
William H. Shiers
Lafayette
Tippecar Nee
Jacob Seeger
Michigan City
Elijah DO. Smith
Veedersburg
John Smith
Bruce Lake
Knights oppose McKinley in labor council action
In Boston on November 24 the Knights of Labor general counsel adopted a resolution to defeat McKinley in re election, contending he was an enemy of labor. The report notes Birmingham as the next potential gathering place.
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Knights
McKinley
Boston
The
Knights of Labor
Birmingham
Big Elevator Burns in Buffalo Blazing $400000 Loss
Fire at the E N Husted milling and elevating company elevator in Buffalo started Thursday afternoon by a dust explosion. The blaze is among the citys largest and threatens other buildings as grain stores burn. Estimated loss about 400000.
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E. N. Husted Milling. and Elevating Company
Too Many Turkeys In Philadelphia Boarding-Houses
Philadelphia residents voice concern over turkey surfeit as boarding-house inmates refuse excess Thanksgiving meals for the first time in city history. Time report notes growing appetite limits among locals.
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Philadelphia
Turkey
Train Schedule Adjustments Listing By Times
The document lists revised departure and arrival times for several trains identified by numbers. Notable changes include No. 11 departing 28 minutes earlier at 11 50 a m and No. 3 moving to 4 25 p m from 4 33 p m.
Turkeys Fall Out Of Favor As Meat Costs Rise
Farm yard fowls once drew smiles at meals but now face disapproval as turkey prices drop. Only one rival brand, the old rooster variety, remains in the market. Advertisements urge DeWitt's Little Early Risers to cleanse liver and bowels and avoid trouble.
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Salem
Rhode Island
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Waterbury
J. B. Lippincott Co
BIG Commercial Congress
Hoosier Pensioners
Meltons
Vicinas
Oxford Vicuna
Oxford
Ken
Vonnegut
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East Washington Street
Peoppile
Ss Credit Clothing Co
West Washington St
Purina Health
Rover
Ralston Health Club
Purina
Bryce
Old Homestead
Dogas
Strauss &Go
West
Washington Street
Buffalo
Buffalo, N
Ion
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. AL
DeWitt
Wits Grand Stock Company
Winthrop
Papintain
K. H. Sothern
Daniel Frohman
Mr. Howard Gould
Gale
George C. Honiface
George Ober
Kathrine Osterman
Bertha Waltzinger
Charley
Chas. E. Baney
Johnstone Bennett
Hays and
Lytton
Hyde
Gus Hill
Joseph Arthur
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