Hunter Falls Sixty Feet 10 Bottom of Well
Ephraim Sheppard of Pittstown, New Jersey, was severely injured after falling sixty feet into a long-forgotten well while chasing a rabbit near Mount Salem. His hip, leg, and foot were crushed. he fired his gun twice during the fall. With no water due to drought, he survived until rescuers pulled him to the surface and he was taken to a Newark hospital.
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Hunter
Pittstown
N. J
Ephraim Sheppard
Mount Salem
Sheppard
Asa Sheppard
Newark
Chinese Student Adjudged Insane In Springfield
A Chinese student, distressed by his father’s death in China, was found insane in Springfield and committed to Northampton asylum. He was part of a group of 51 youths sent by the Chinese government to study in American schools.
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Springfield
Mass
China
Northampton Asylum
Ridgely Carter Sails to Balkans Mission
Ridgely Carter, recently promoted from secretary at the American embassy to minister to the Balkan states, departed London for New York with his wife and daughter aboard the Lusitania.
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Ridgely Carter
London
Balkan States
New York
Lusitania
The Perfume of the Lady in Black excerpt notes Rouletabille and Edith the postern scene
In the moonlit passageRouletabille assigns a postern to the speaker and Mrs Rance Edith shows lively amusement as she reads news of Larsan condemned to ten years hard labor. The narrative references Ballmeyer and the criminal father lineage of a rich banker in the Rue.
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Mme
Edith
Rouletbille
Rance
Gazette Des Tribuneaux
Larsan
Court of Assizes
Joseph Rouletabille
Larsan Ballmeyer
Mathilde Darzac
Albert Bataille
le Figare
Ballmeyer
Socialist Senator 10 Speaks Here Next Week
State Senator Winfield R. Gaylord of Wisconsin will lecture in Mansur hall at the corner of Washington and Alabama streets on Tuesday November 30 at 8 p m Admission is 50 cents. Gaylord, a leading Socialist in Wisconsin and advocate for labor, will discuss the party’s platform and laws passed in the state senate. Miss Sarah Niblack plans to attend her niece hands marriage in Chicago next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield R. Gaylord
Wisconsin
Mansur Hall
Washington
Alabama
Gaylord
Wisconsin State Senate
Cause of Labor
Sarah Niblack
Chicago
Ballmeyer’s Trial Prank and Paper Trick in Court
During a trial, Ballmeyer staged a memorial to distract the judge M. Villars and obtain a discharge order. After being jailed at Mazas, he forged a letter signed Villars requesting liberty. He later returned to the courthouse, hid the letter, angered the guard, toppled the inkstand, and pressed the discharge stamp on the paper amid the crowd. (To Be Continued).
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M. Villars
Mazas
Villars
Ballmeyer
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N. Penn. St
Gaston Leroux
Jean Roussel-Larson Ballmeyer
McCutcheon’s
Beverly of Graustark
the Park Theater
Beverly OF
Grau Stark
Park Theater
Destiny
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Madison Furet
M. Furet
Acme-Evans Company
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Boston
New York Central Limited
Via
Famous 20Th Century Limited
Southwestern Limited
Grand Central Station
Brooklyn
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Washington and
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NEW York Central
H. R. Daly
H. J. Rhein
Gen. Poss. Ag. Incinnat
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Florida
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Louisville
Knoxville
Atlanta
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Jacksonville
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Col
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Indianapolis Gas CO
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NCO
Delaware and
Ohio
Indpis
Dayton
Toledo
Esher
Jono
Pomn Armstrong Laundry
French Steam Dye Works
South Uhnels St
Walter Ehlers Vuoxes
Hartmandn’s
Omaha
Wabash BR. R. National Corn Exposition
R. G. Thompson
Traction Bldg
MONON
Ilinois St. Claypool Hotel
Unip Station
F. BE. Hine, D. P. A
Harris-Thompson CO
Seath St
Phenes
St. Louis
Illinois
W. Hattendore
ST. Denis Broadway
Ith Street
New York City
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WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
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Washington St
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