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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1893
Page
7
A fragment from St Nicholas quotes Margaret J. Preston describing a charity cartoon contest. A boy lingers over a signed drawing and asks whose name appears. The prize is rich, and the boy learns the picture’s creator is Michelangelo, prompting awe at the Florentine master.
Lady Conway travels to Westminster hospital to confront dying Claude Berenger about Geralda Blake. She deceives him to secure a confession that Geralda cannot come, claiming Geralda is absent with a broken arm. The dying man reveals a possible marriage truth, but dies before final proof, leaving a perilous secret unresolved.
The article examines James J. Van Alen and W. B. Horshrower’s nominations to the Supreme Bench era. It profiles Judge William Butler Hornblower of New Jersey andVertex discusses Van Alen as ambassador to Italy, noting protests and social status rights. It details Hornblower’s education at Princeton and his career in New York law, especially corporation law, and mentions his Democratic leanings and club memberships. It also describes Van Alen’s lineage, wealth, Newport estate Wakehurst, and his English ties, drawing comparisons to the Prince of Wales.
James Smith born February 3 1792 in Basingstoke is living at 102 in 190? and kept guard over Napoleon at St Helens. He enlisted in 1808 with the Sixty-sixth Regiment, served in Ceylon and India, reached St Helena in 1817, and later worked as a rural postman for 26 years totaling 128 560 miles. A fund is being raised for his small income and medical comforts.
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