New Year’s Eve Turns Moral in Littledale Tale
In a village tale set at New Year, Alice and Horace Eversham face a moral clash over a goose bought at raffle and a charity dress, prompting a late reconciliation. The couple confronts gambling temptations and charity ethos as they resolve to act honestly in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Horace Eversham
Alice
Tayo
Ellen Jane
Tina Noble
Rome
Qeas
Missis
Tom Sayin
Erez
Gs Volee
Little
Jake
Mr. Eversham
Nate
Tom
Mrs. Eversiam
Ahe
Jane Ellen
Alise
New Year Quarrel Sparks Key Charity Bazaar tale in Brandon
In Brandon during a New Year chill, two Zebrified lovers quarrel amid their principled life. Alice Evershoo and Horace avoid luxuries while funding church charity through a bazar, ending with a dress gown and chocolate set secretly sold as chances to aid the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Lightymore
Zagfried
Alice
Evershaa
Ben
Horace
Elgara
Church
Sit
Axhe Church
Captions Critic Challenges Nude Boy Year Artwork
The captions critic questions why the New Year is represented by a nude small boy. The art editor replies that the year does not close until December’s end, prompting the critic to break his pledge and leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hina
Lodionepolis Journal
Ban on Secret Societies Hits Vatican Decree Spread
Archbishops of the United States approve a Rome issued interdiction against Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Sons of Temperance. Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop McDonnell deny personal statements while confirming church action to condemn these secret societies. The decree, communicated via Mgr Satolli, seeks churchwide adherence and pulpit press dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corrigan
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Farley
Sons of Temperance
Knights of Pythias
United States
Chicago
Turd
Conference of Cardinals
Mgr
Satolli
McDamnsell
Holy See
Rome
Knights of Pythias and
Fragmentary Crime Note Hints at Photographer and Victim
A fragmented OCR line mentions removing both eyes of a murdered woman and a photographer fatally hurt, with a note that no mood was seen in Mrs Davia eyes. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or names beyond Davia.
New Yacht Race Plans Face Delays and Arrangements
A cable message from ex Commodore Sauch of the New York Yacht Club to Secretary Grant of the Royal Yacht Squadron mentions that Inglishman regards mid November as too late for the America’s Cup race. Lord Dunraven will race in September or soon after arrival. Downmordore Smith replies to fix the first race with eight months from the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sauch
Corpse Identified in Vernon Murder Case
Vernon Ill residents confirm the Vernon boy Arthur L. Binnony as the murdered youth. A posse hunts Noah Yoster of Pana for the alleged crime while a coroner’s jury returns death by unknown party. Cigar case found near the scene matches the victim’s last gift.
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Puna, I
Chicago
Pullman
Auctor Barbour
Arthur L. Binnony
Vernon
Ill
Bionons
Noah Yoster
Pana
Foster
Verdon Sith
Ovone
Americans Held amid Armenian Prison Charge Against Ex-Troy Resident
Malcolm Apvantthiam of this city reports that Dickran Terzian, formerly of Troy, is held in an Armenian prison under a dubious charge. Terzian started an iron works in Hariool after paying a heavy license. authorities closed the plant for smoke damage. A rebate request was refused, he claimed American citizenship, papers were torn by the judge, and he was denied consul communication. Rev. Mr. Patazian, from Rawley, Mass, a Baptist missionary, is also imprisoned.
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Bartford
Malcolm Apvantthiam
Dickran Tarsian
Troy
Taralan
Hariool
Ist
Terzian
Conaul
Mitchell
Patazian
Rawley
Mass
Armesia
Secretary Greghan Responds on British Sealing Claims
On Bering Sea Washington December 2 Secretary Creghan answers a congressional resolution seeking why the United States would pay 425000 to settle British sealing vessel claims. He cites the Paris arbitration and suggests either a joint commission or bilateral negotiations if Congress rejects the lump sum plan.
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Washington
Cregham
Great Britain
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
United States
Congress
Greghan
Aum
Photographic clue in murder case identified in Jamestown
In Jamestown New York on December 21 a murder case yielded a rare clue from a camera image. The eye of Mrs Sharman showed an impression of the murderer, photographed by Fred Marsh who originated the idea to examine the organ. The view shows only a dark shape with whiskers a long overcoat and wrinkled trousers. The coroner has begun formal proceedings.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Dee
S4ychan
Dayla
Mra. Sharman
Fred. Bmarsh
Telegraphic lines cut in storm. Nebraska telegraph halted
A fierce snow and rain storm grips northwestern New Brunswick and the Black Hills, severing all telegraphic lines in the region. Nebraska wires west of Chadron are down, while other reports note local events including a drowning case in Omaha and a questionable medical claim.
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Omaha
Newreaka
Black Hill
Nebraska
Chadron
Parkhurst graft probes reveal sworn false oaths and bribery
In New York a Lexow committee session exposed payoffs for street occupancy and police favors linked to Captain Strauss and Wardman Barag. Testimony described attempts to place men on the detective force with bribes and threats of perjury penalties, while ex‑Detective Stunnynought and Jacob Wallsten corroborated the allegations amid broader Parkhurst society ties. George Appo, once a star in the Tenderloin, vanished after Monday theater shows as fear of associates grew.
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Lexow Committee
Walter
Willams
Wishart
Parkhurst Society
Williams
Capiion Strauss
Wallenstein
Gor Weverely
Fong
Big House
Creeden'a Ange
Lexow
Strauss
Jacob Walleratein
Eyerey
Cantal Bridges
George
Appo
Lerow
Tom Gould
People's Theater
Bowery
Hamilton
Hone
Bya
Indictments for Election Frauds Hit St Louis
Grand jury adjourns with forty four indictments for election frauds in St Louis. Sergeants McNames Landau McCormack and others named in bench warrants and released on bail. Charges include illegal voting and repeat offenses as officials and associates face action.
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St. Louie
Permons
George T. McNames
Central District
Alex. Landau
C.T. McCormack
Banff
Second District Police Court
Standard Theatre
Edward Boyce
Thomas Haley
James ‘Brigging
Patrick O'Donnel
Jobs J. Loymthan
George Miller
Sylvester Powers
Alex
Landau
McCormack
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