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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
3
Mallory aims to wed Marjorie aboard a moving train as a preacher proves elusive and comic delays ensue. A misdirected courtship, jealous rivals, and a Nevada marriage license collide with a chaotic rail journey ending in reconciliation.
Marjorie and Mallory scheme to seize Kathleen’s bracelet during a breakfast delay aboard a passenger train. Kathleen resists, Mallory’s plea tense, and the car erupts when a train raid alarm triggers panic among travelers.
Dr Temple and Mrs Temple react with dismay to cigars and a flask but the Wellingtones couple reconcile in public while Mrs Whitcomb, watching from the dining car, vows to fight the Well ingtons and hinders Sammy's travel home by telegram.
Kathleen flings her head in astonishment as Mallory and Marjorie suffer a brutal derailment when a gigantic child seizes the train during its full run. The car shudders violently, Mallory is flung down the aisle, and Kathleen and Marjorie are thrown amid terrified passengers.
The Almanach National is described as the oldest almanac still in existence, issued by the French government since 1686. It has undergone several name changes from Almanach Royal to National in 1793, Imperial in 1805, and back to National, with the title changing four times since. The early issue had 48 pages, while the current edition runs to 1,680 pages.
Irving Mallory and Marjorie Newton flee aboard a train bound for Reno after an elopement plan collapses amid a taxi wreck. Passengers, including Ira Lathrop and Mrs. Jimmie Wellington, endure a brutal hold up by gunmen posing as cattlemen. The crew and travelers are forced to surrender valuables as a porter warns against tips, while Mallory faces moral bravado and a tense stand off with his would-be rescuers.
Marjorie and companions contend with a daring car raid as Kathleen and Mrs. Whitcomb scramble to hide valuables while Snoozleums and a wary Mrs. Whitcomb react to the danger. The caper unfolds with wallets tossed out windows and a scramble through the train car ranks as robbers advance.
Lieutenant Mallory wrestles with mounting anxiety after a string of defeats. His deliberate thinking under pressure contrasts with his growing disgust as the ambuscade threat persists in the chapter’s unfolding tension.
The proposal outlines two 35 foot deep ports near Castel Fusaro formed by two jetties, a 15 mile long ship canal 200 feet wide and 27 feet deep, and river improvements below Rome linking to the Tiber with locks. Estimated cost is about 15 million dollars. Proponents argue Mediterranean access will create heavy traffic despite opposition.
An eminent Massachusetts judge, unable to recall a defendant's name, asked an officer to identify a man seated in the courtroom. The officer returned with a report listing the man as a bartender from Young's Boston Herald, prompting the judge to consider appropriate courtesy.
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