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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
4
Burton Fe Stevenson 1918 tale opens with a night shift at the office. A detective-like narrator recalls a Frenchian emissary and Montaigne era intrigue while a mysterious photo is pocketed before a climb to the elevator.
In a tense New York scene, Mr. Hornblower and the veiled mistress join Mr. Lester at the Vantine house to inspect a cabinet tied to two deaths. A mysterious photograph prompts recognition of a masked woman who claims the letters inside belong to her, raising questions about a suspected French intruder and a Montespan legacy.
In a tense Paris house a wounded woman regains consciousness as Rogers is aided by Mr. Hornblower. Madame pressures a frightened girl to reveal a crime link. the girl accuses Georges Drouet of exploitation and abuse, admitting danger and fear.
The passage urges using a constructive mental attitude to attract prosperity. It promotes spending with goodwill, recognizing opportunities, and expanding income via creative work like crocheting and writing. It warns against envy and bitter brooding while urging disciplined planning, persistence, and organized effort to improve conditions and achieve property and freedom.
A reflective piece on returning to work after a vacation and renewing effort to improve contemporaries. The author contemplates the moment before resuming duties and the need to renew vision to see people as they are and to enhance their conditions and morals.
A garbled OCR item describes a county case with an arm of the court, a deal, and a judge. The fragment mentions editors, imprisonment hints, and a table of unknown parties but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references a battle at Water and mentions a water city setting. The legible words indicate historical conflict naming locations and troops, with unclear dates or units due to damage.
Petrograd reports Michael D. Tchelisheff, a peasant-born house painter's son turned landowner, rising as a Russian millionaire and temperance hero. He championed a vodka poison bill, pressed Duma testimony on bottle risks, and influenced czar, leading to wartime closure of vodka shops and a declared end to national alcohol era with large revenue sacrifice.
Paris reports Allied forces have occupied German trenches between the sea and the Lys and consolidated positions near Lombaertayde St Georges and west of Gheluvelt. Heavy artillery activity noted near Tracy La Val Aisne Champaign Verdun. Lorraine Alsace quiet. Berlin says French attacks at Nieuport Zillebeke Labisse repulsed. British aid near Nieuport. Western front shows Allied framing of wedges into German lines. Dutch-language phrasing reflects dated World War I briefing.
Rumors claim Austria seeks a separate peace with Russia without Germany's consent. An official source in Petrograd refutes the idea, stating Austria cannot act without Germany's, and that all German demands bind Austria-Hungary to the central powers.
Washington reports focus on a pending plan to grant independence to the Philippines. Governor Martin and others push for a resolution that would set a date once conditions are met, seeking swift government action in Washington.
The report notes new lower war risk insurance rates issued in London by authorities. Details on the rate changes and affected policies are provided, with emphasis on savings for policyholders and administrative steps for applicants.
A Chicago Tribune poll suggests the Hobson national prohibition resolution will not reach the two thirds needed in the House to advance to the Senate unless sentiment shifts by December 22. The same poll indicates a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage will fail to win even a majority, with two thirds currently opposed.
Washington reports a statement by Congressman Richmond Pearson Kiokson denying claims Corregidor and allied forces had been under arms for two years and delivering no challenge to Hobson's position amid ongoing debates and confusion in the chamber.
A large blaze tore through parts of Pottsville and surrounding districts causing extensive damage. Fire officials reported losses near a million dollars as crews battled the flames through the night. No precise cause was disclosed and no confirmation on any injuries was available at press time.
Daring raid on the English coast earns praise in London as German ships elude capture and return to base at Helgoland. Preparations for further attacks are under way while the casualty list shows about 74 killed and 100 wounded and towns suffer heavy damage.
London reports a German bombardment of Scarborough Hartlepool and Whitby disrupted communications and left at least 65 dead in Hartlepool 17 in Scarborough and two in Whitby while wounded totals reach around 20 to 30. Britain braces for more raids as emergency measures and civilian evacuations begin and recruiting surges nationwide.
Berlin reports say a portion of the high sea fleet attacked the English coast early on the 11th, bombarding Be Portsmouth and Hartlepool while facing North Sea mine danger. German papers hail the bombardment as a sign of forthcoming major actions by army and navy.
London papers quote editorials arguing the German raid on undefended towns fails to alter the North Sea balance. They condemn terror attacks, urge continued patrols, and say Britain must stay focused on defeating German forces while resisting calls to protest the admiralty.
Senate continued consideration of the immigration bill with discussion on the literacy test for aliens. Amendments by Senator Bennett and Williams aimed to extend exemptions to the provision, as lawmakers weigh who may be exempt from the proposed requirements.
Fragmentary text suggests a bill moving forward after passage and debate. Mentions Irene and ballot concerns, with voting anticipated on the day. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
In Washington Democratic senators rally behind President Wilson as he seeks federal appointments. The administration presses for support and unity to confirm nominees despite opposition from Republicans and internal party tensions.
An Argentine naval vessel captured a German ship amid tense maritime moves. Officials did not disclose the ship’s name or the location, but the seizure signals growing pressure in the Atlantic theater during wartime.
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