Prince on Incognito Meets Reporter Aboard Ship
Dan, a keen Record reporter, teases out a possible imperial incognito aboard the vessel, strikes a bargain for an exclusive interview at 8 p.m., and follows the prince and Pachmann toward an emotional homeward landing as Kasia accompanies the prince.
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Dan
Germany
Love
Sea
Long Island
Chevrial
Pachmann
Indignities to Hogs in Muddy Pens Case
A Texas appellate decision reviews damages claimed by Atterberry against the Ft Worth and Denver City Railway over hogs delayed by a rain-damaged roadbed. The court upholds that mud and water in pens could injure hogs, confirming damages for unsafe unloading conditions and related expenses.
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Atterberry
FX. Worth
Denver City Railway
Arric
Atterbury
Commons
Ft Worth & Denver City Railway Co
Southwestern
Hall
Texas Court of Evil Appeals
Childress
Landing Chapter XXTIL Aboard Ship in Sandy Week Quarantine
Dan Webster awakens to a dead ship as the screw stops and the vessel lies at anchor near Sandy Week. Quarantine boat moors alongside while anxious passengers, mostly women, rush on deck in gowns and veils eager to shore, amid talk of illness in steerage delaying their departure.
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Kinner
Dai
Victoria
Bite-Frederick
August
Oscar
Adalbert
Yan
Kasia Vard
M. Chevrial
Pachmann
Dan
Admiral Pachmann
Kasia
Long Island
Staten Island
Statue of Liberty
Europe
New York
Brooklyn
Prince
Asia
Dee
Dan Webster
Sera Wi
What Rockefeller's For From the Washington star
John D. Rockefeller praised for a Red Cross gift in New York. He discusses gratitude and charity, recalling anecdotes about kindness, a cottage visit, fruit basket, port wine, chickens, and coffee. The tale reflects his charitable image amid questions about motive.
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John D. Rockefeller
Red Cross
New York
Lieyds Gueseed Wrong in Capper's Weekly
From Capper's Weekly a cryptic note questions a forecast about a war ending by June. The text mentions April and December 1914 and hints at wagers about outcomes, with garbled phrases and uncertain dates.
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Lieyds
Capper
London
Hohenzollern Letters Highlight Prussia France Rivalry
A long excerpt from diplomatic correspondence discusses Prussia’s shifting alliances with France from 1792 to 1806 1808 and the attitudes of the Prussian cabinet. The note argues that Prussia broke treaties when expedient, undermining trust and threatening lasting peace. The editor notes the document’s origin in Traites de Paris and cites Baron Krusemark and the Duc de Bassano as sources.
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Wilson
Hugues
William
Prussia
Praince
Gabmalison
Duc de Bassano
France
Russia
Ortune
Switzerland
Italy
Duke of York
Holland
Zurich
Austria
Danube
Bavaria
Niemen
Vistula
Berlin
Frederick II
Moravia
Austerlitz
Potsdam
M. le Baron
Welland Canal Expansion Aims to Link Lakes to Sea
Prem reports the Shipping Board may urge Canada to enlarge Welland canal locks greatly to expand lake shipping capacity to the sea. The idea envisions a true ship canal from the lakes to the Atlantic via U S territory, boosting foreign trade and utilizing ships year round.
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Prem
Mi Fts
Shipping Board
Welland Canal
Lakes
The
Pee
United States Territory
Occupational eczema causes and remedies in trades
Dr George Apfelbach outlines skin irritants across professions in Medicine and Surgery. He lists agents for drivers bakers plumbers and factory workers including turpentine acids chrome ammonia aniline tobacco and ultraviolet exposure. The piece hints at protective measures such as hand lubrication gloves and avoidance of harmful chemicals.
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George Apfelbach
Bensine
Bethlehem Steel Works Payout Promises Large Labor Rewards
Figures on the war economy mention Bethlehem Steel Works paying out $1,000 every few hours for labor and material. The majority of Bethlehem output is going to the United. Schwab notes demand for large guns and related wartime production as the industry mobilizes.
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Charles M. Wad
Bethichem Steel Works
Bethichem
United
Mothichem Feenly
Schwab
Bobby in the drawing room and a hinted tale
A fragmented line from a story notes a boy named Bobby, described with rough phrasing. The scene begins with Bobby entering a drawing room, suggesting a turning point or discovery in the narrative.
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Bobby
Cquaring Things
An old farmer refuses all work due to a quirky belief in bee powers. The idea centers on avoiding labor on the premise that bees influence productivity and luck.
Opinion and error in a compact notice
The fragment notes a right to hold opinions and the spacing of expressing them. It reflects on human error and restraint in sharing viewpoints.
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