Rival Lovers Fight for Lucy in Wild Bull Chase
John Andrews and Tom Hutchins duel over Lucy Boughton ending when a bull targets the girl. A passerby rescues her, unites the rivals, who discover Lucy prefers neither and claim her afterward. Lucy laughs as she declares the man who saved her hers.
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John Andrews
Tom Hutchins
Lucy Boughton
Lucy
Andrews
Hutchins
John
Tom
Lacy
Dom
Jack
Joby
Johin
Death
Fairy Mill of Salt: A Sea Tale from the Shore
A father tells Jack and Evelyn a parable about a magical fairy mill that grinds any desire. A salt dealer borrows it to salt his ship, but cannot stop the mill, flooding the hold until the vessel sinks and the mill rests at the sea bottom, explaining why seas are salty.
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Daddy
Jack
Evelyn
Fur Scarfs Rule Winter Fashion In 1900s Digest
Women's world features fur scarfs in winter outfits with satin scarves fading, detailing edge width and tassels, and contrasting colors. It praises fur and velvet scarves for warmth without heaviness, notes popular Persian paw fur and plumes, and includes care tips for embroidery with camel hair brush and a pretty cream etamine blouse with Russian-inspired design in dark blue and greens.
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Europe
Jane Austen
Bronte
Footwear and accessories trend for the season
The article highlights brown alligator skin shoes noted for polish and waterproofing, with high prices and strong durability. It notes bead chains and gray seeds called Jobs’s tears used with velvet gowns, and semiprecious stone chains of lapis lazuli and jade. Russian muff and neckpiece novelties are featured as well.
New Postal Savings Bank Opens January 4 in Trial
The postal savings bank system begins a nationwide test on January 4 with one office per state. Offices will accept deposits to test the postal bank concept in suitable areas near homes with remittance activity, following instructions to postmasters from the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain states.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Post Office Department
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
New York
Cohoes
New Jersey
Ratherford
Indian Fighter Hasbrouck Dies at 72 in New York City
Brigadier General Henry C. Hasbrouck retired from UV. & Aw dies at his home in New York City at seventy two. He entered the United States Military Academy in 1856 and graduated in 1861. He served in the Civil War including Bull Run and was active in Modoc expeditions and the Spanish American War era.
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Hasbrouck
Bull Run
Newburg
XN. Y
Henry C. Hasbrouck
Wiliam Hasbrouck
Assembly
United States Military Academy
Wee Point
Modoc
Eee
American mine owner Samuel McMellan slain in Durango
In Durango Mexico on December 19 an American mining owner Samuel McMellan was murdered on his property near Fal Caraga by Mexicans. The report notes his valuable Ban Ram en district mines and describes the incident as a fatal attack on a prominent American in the mining area.
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Durango
Mexico
Samuel McMellan
Ban Ramen
Strick Down
Fal Caraga
Chilean Minister Don Anibal Cruz Dies in Washington
Senor Don Anibal Cruz, minister from Chile to the United States, dies at the Chilean legation in Washington of heart disease at age forty five. His sudden death followed a banquet appearance with officials including President Taft and Secretary Kollox. Knox may arrange transport of the body to Chile.
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Senor
Don Anibal Cruz
Washington
Chile
United States
Legation
Senor Cruz
See Society
Taft
Kollox
Knox
Still Fighting in Mexico Near Ojinaga
A La Joya report from the American side of the Rio Grande near Presidio says regulars and rebels have clashed at Ojinaga Mulatos and other Mexican points for two days. Eighteen saddled horses crossed to Texas and another thirty horses were recovered downstream. Rebels are estimated at about 1,200 with 800 federals defending.
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Ojinaga
Shafter
Tex
la Jos
Rio Grande
Presidio
Mulatos
Texas
Okunaga
Walsh May Not Live Long and Missouri Chief Justice Dies
Reports from Leavenworth indicate John R. Walsh's condition is rapidly failing with possible death at any time, while Missouri Chief Justice Galvin D. Burgess dies of acute pneumonia, shifting the state court balance. Also notes a rock formation at Land's End resembling a human face.
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Leavenworth
Kan
R. A. McCloughrey
Federal Penitentiary
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Galvin D. Burgess
Missouri Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Dr. Syntax
Land's End
Blue Sea
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