Escape on the Flying Star ends with a perilous chase
Ellen, posing as a man, helps Deborah flee aboard Capt. Tuggles's Flying Star to evade an admiral's ship. The Britannia, a line ship, orders a halt with cannon fire as Ellen plans a daring break for safety. The two women seize a chance to slip away, with Ellen choosing a bold, unexplained exit aboard the captain's quarters.
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Graf
Britannia
Ellen
Admiral Kephard
Bho
Capt
Tuggien
High Seas
Toggles
United States
Elten
Capt. Tuggles
Elen
Ship Of-The-Line
Terchentman
Deborah
Hale
Debbie
Portsmouth
Lst
Lady Ellen
Tugeles
Capt. Tuegles
Glen
Flying Star
Escapade of Ellen Carrington in English Castle Chase
An intricate plot unfolds after a European revolution setting Ellen Carrington and her American companion Debbie on the run from Lord Strathgate and Lord Carrington. Pursuit features ships, a wreck, a duel, and a wartime vessel as Seton confesses affection.
Runaway Couple Hides Aboard Seafaring Vessel
Ellen Carrington and Deborah Slocum escape pursuit by boarding a ship headed to Boston after bribing a captain to take them as half-passengers. The Dix ship lassos a lifeboat, Deb on board climbs the gangway under the watch of an old sailor, while Ellen endures scrutiny and reveals their true names and origins in a tense bid for safety.
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Eien
Roy
Deborah
Ebien
Laughig
Ellen
Debbie
Tyggies
Jeremiah Tuggies
Fugees
William Penn
Slocum
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
America
Miles
Capt. Tugglee
Bordeaux
Boston
Carrington
Helmaman
Eben
Elen
Elien
Whitlkins
Deborah Locum
Massachusetts
Mouth No Place For Coins
A physician condemns women placing coins in the mouth while paying fares in street cars. He notes the habit risks danger and lung issues, recounting an observed scene where a woman chews a dime as she opens her money bag and a man nearby touches coins. He suggests a pocket device to hold coins.
Faults of Friends and the Courtesy of Truth
Quoted from Oliver Wendell Holmes the rule that true friendship demands plain truth and courtesy. The closer the relationship the greater the need for tact, avoiding harsh criticism except in rare, binding circumstances.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Man who suggested stars on flag is Navy veteran Tallman
Charles B. Tallman of Richmond Missouri born March 14 1842 served in the Nineteenth Maine and later the Navy. He helped arrange the stars on the U S flag and traveled the world by sea visiting ports in all parts with a recorded 266000 miles. He was retired after disability in 1898 following long service including the Gulf blockade and Asiatic Squadron duty.
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Boston
United States
Wae
Maine
Oklahoma
Charles BE
Yakiman
Richmond
State Department
Washington
Navy Department
Tallman
Charles BE. Tallman
J. W. Spaulding
Nineteenth
Maine Volunteer Infantry
Col
I. H. Stairbird
Brandy Station
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North Carolina
U.S. 8
West Gulf
David G. Farragut
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Mr. Tallman
U. S
Veryey K. Thatcher
Estrella
Pensacola
Thatcher
Gulf
U.S. R. S. Wabash
Boston Navy Yard
United States Navy Yard
Hoeton
U.S. S. Marion
G. E. Bellman
Marion
Bel Ian
China
Japan
East Indies
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Vermont
New York Navy Yard
United States Navy
Public Museum Opens In Brookline Edward Devotion House
The historic Edward Devotion house on Harvard street Brookline opened as a public museum. It houses Revolutionary Era articles donated or loaned by residents. The town commemorates 2034 years since Brookline’s incorporation and funds a maintenance program through the Edward Devotion House association.
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Boston
Edward Devotion
Harvard Street
Brookline
Devotion
Woman mine operator attains national delegate honor
Nellie C Upham of Dover Colorado the leading woman mine operator in the country served as the sole woman delegate at the American Mining Congress sessions held in Pittsburg. Appointed by the District of Columbia commissioners she has twice previously represented the district in the congress. Known as the Hetty Green of mining she owns and runs a dozen western mines and has steered through some of the industrys fiercest legal battles.
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Pittsburg
Nellie C. Upham
Dover
Col
Uphsta
District of Columbia
Upham
Hetty Green
Far West
The Maternal Instinct
A railway carriage scene shows a girl named Molly lost in thought while her mother asks if she regrets the trip. Molly answers she will be glad to see her dolls again, revealing a budding sense of care beyond her years as home notes describe.
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Molly
Faaside
Must Not Read Newspapers In Borbay Schools
Bombay government warns primary school masters to enforce rules against students attending political meetings or discussing politics in public. Schools are instructed not to allow newspapers inside or to let anything else enter, citing widespread rudeness and disobedience in public and school settings.
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Borbay
Bombay
Wisconsin News Roundup Across Cities and Torn Weather
A severe winter storm cripples wires north of Milwaukee affecting Sheboygan Port Washington Fond du Lac and Oshkosh with many poles broken and heavy snow. Reports from Racine La Crosse Madison Green Bay Kenosha Superior Chippewa Falls and Oshkosh detail fires fires damage and personnel changes including railroad and company notices and notable local incidents such as arrests resignations and injuries across state locales.
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Milwaukeea
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Port Washington
Fond du Lac
Oshkoeh
Wastero Union Telegraph Company
Racine
Jacob Bolmes
Bolmes
la Crosse
la Crosse Gas & Electric Company
Henry Marquardt
Madison
Tron Cross
University of Winconsin
Gustave W. Buchen
Shabogwan
Thomas R. Davidson
Evansville
Ind
Carl J. Cunningham
Chippewa Falls
Mites CG
Riley
South Millwaukee
Pastors
Kenosha
Thomas B. Jeffery
Rambler Automobile Company
Wisconsin Grain & Warehouse Company
BLMLE
Chinoewa Falls
Melcher Warner
Henry Nelson
Wiscongin Central
Delmar
Labrador
Chippewa Fallsy
Victoria Houghton Ferr
State Supreme Court
Joseph R. Farr
United States
Manitowoc
H. J. Geeres
Vilage
Kiel
State Board of Health
Ripon
J. W. Clark
Rinom College
Bureau of University Travel of
Boston
Milton Junction
Richard Barnes
Oshkosh
Louis Clute
William Armatrong
Aimmona & Walker
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Gutting
Carringon Castle
Lord Strathgate
Pady Cecily
Lady Carrington
Two & M.m
Seton
Strathgate
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Fortamouth
Carringen
Charles Tallman
Richmond, ME
Army
Charles Ie Tallinn
New England
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Denver
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