S SAYING THEIR PARTS A melodramatic sea escape tale by Frank Filbon
A captive prisoner and a wealthy woman conceal feelings while plotting escape from a ship. In a fogbound pursuit they break free, marry in spirit, and plan a life together as a Brazilian steamer approaches.
Gave Proof of His Nerve in Caracas Outing
A Venezuelan journalist Thomas Herrera, jailed for writing a mocking pamphlet about President Gomez, is invited to a torpedo boat escape. On board he exposes the captain’s revolver, wounding the captain and two officers during a gunfight. Herrera and companions land in Trinidad amid whispers of opposition to Gomez.
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Venezuela
Thomas Herrera
Caracas
Gomez
el Rayo
la Guayra
Herrera
King’s Ten Surgeons Mystery Ties to Balmoral Visit
In June at Fyles Abbey, F. Addington Blake claims to bring ten surgeons to Balmoral to honor a royal grant. Doctors refuse entry, citing a misread deed that named sturgeons, not surgeons, revealing a comic misunderstanding around the king’s health and a family property.
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F. Addington Blake
Fyles Abbey
Bia Wito
Muriel
Lord Tyneaide
Harrett & Co
Fylow Abbey
Tyneside
Henry V
Scotland
Henry
George
Francis
Balmoral Castle
Muriel Blake
London
Balmoral Station
Mr. Blake
Blake
Royal Golf Links
Hawthorne
Balmoral
Ita
Lord Tyneside
Marie
Wif
Sard
Fylen
Winko
W. G. Chapman
Bone Cave of Teneriffe Shelters Guanche Remnants
A cave on Tenerife near Orotava and Le Paz offers a view of the so called bone cave where the Guanches hid after Spanish conquest. Once a burial site, the cave now holds a huge pile of bones with access via rope through a roof hole.
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Teneriffe
Orotava
le Paz
Registry Office Data For Rent A Daily Mortgage List
A cashier laments lost time on checking customers' finances. A young man proposes and launches a service providing daily mortgage and satisfaction lists from the registry, charging one dollar monthly. The plan gains subscribers quickly and supplements the family income without leaving his job.
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Registry Office
One on Dad. A Child’s Prayer Joke
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recounts a joke about a preacher asking a boy if he says prayers at night. The boy replies that his mother and he do, but his father never does because he is never home until daylight.
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Dad
Hostetter
Little Bobby
Bobby
T'e
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Absence Raises Question of a Happy Marriage
Mrs. Brown Smith notes the couple see so little of each other while Mrs. Jones Robinson asks why they seem so content. The judge comments on their happiness despite limited contact.
Priest Saves Life Director of Weather Bureau at Manila
London reports Father Jos Algue director of the Philippine weather bureau in Manila invented the barocyclonometer to warn ships of typhoons. His system uses cyclone danger signals and 80 native assistants to broadcast alerts, often three days before a typhoon, saving countless lives.
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London
Jos Algue
Far East
Father Algus
Philippine Weather Bureau
Manila
Father Algue
Philippine
Father Algae
Philippines
Hong Kong
Europe
Husband's income limits cited in Pennsylvanian divorce ruling
In Franklin, Judge George Criswell denied Laura F. Sylvester a divorce from William W. Sylvester, basing the decision on the couple's financial strains. He stressed the husband's duty to maintain family expenditures within his income to avoid humiliation and damage to business standing.
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Franklin
George 9
Criswell
Braganza Dagger Recovered in Portugal After 1910 Theft
Lisbon reports the Braganza dagger, valued at about 50 000 dollars and linked to Benvenuto Cellini, has been returned to the state. It vanished during King Manuel I’s 1910 flight from Necessidades Palace and later resurfaced as authorities sort rightful ownership between royal heirs and the republic.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel I
Benvenuto Celliai
Amele
London
Republic
Why Hotel Rates Are High
A New York piece examines hotel managers and staff incomes revealing gratuities and side payments. Mrs. Max Thompson alleges her husband earns 8400 dollars annually plus 100 dollars for services 600 as champagne agent 720 for Paris Berlin and London services and 1200 by steamship lines.
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New York
Max Thompson
Gotham
Thompson
Paris
Berlin
London
Allowium
Walters
Walk Line For A Lodging Be Turned Out In The Cold
Fragmentary text describes eviction or shelter issues with police involvement for rough or homeless cases. Readable items suggest authorities handle harsher removals while shelter lines or lodging may be offered to those in need.
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Po Ica
Three Seever siblings wed under age in Kansas and Missouri
In St Joseph Missouri H H Seever of Rushville consented to marriage dinners for three underage daughters. Elmer C Seever aged nineteen married Ruby C Kelly sixteen. Florence Seever sixteen wed Roy Virgil Brown twenty. Alice N Seever seventeen wed Archie M Russell of Atchison county Kansas.
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St. Joseph
H. H. Seever
Rushville
Elmer C. Seever
Ruby C. Kelly
Florence Seever
Roy Virgil Brown
Alice N. Seever
Archie M. Russell
Atchinson County
Kansas
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