Theodosia Carey Finds Happiness With Mr. Alden
Theodosia, a cautious lodger, wrestles with aging fears and romantic longing. After a night of doubt and social scrutiny at the Yacht Club, she realizes genuine happiness lies not in appearances but in love. When a storm forces a life-or-death moment, Mr. Alden returns to rescue her, affirming a future together.
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Theodosia
Theo
Theodosia Carey
Miss Merton
Miss Carey
Orton
Mr. Alden
Zoscheeks
Dawn
Morton
Ravenue
Thedosia
Pettl
Merton
Misa Mertom
Timothy
Opening of the fifteenth Congress inspires praise and remarks
Veteran journalist chronicled a dramatic Capitol scene as Democrats dominate the opening of Congress. Crowds packed the House, notable figures like Champ Clark, William Jennings Bryan, and Governor Harmon greeted and applauded. The dispatch previews Clark’s leadership and Democratic plans, including tariff reform and campaign finance publicity.
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Washington, D. C
O. Stealey
Henry Watterson
Congress
Louisville Courier-Journal
Capitol
Hall of Representatives
Indiana
Tom Hanlon
New Albany
Joe Cannon
John Daizell
Payne
New York
Showore
Ohio
Ollie James
Rousi
William Jennings Bryan
Oscar Underwood
John Fitagerald
Henry D. Clayton
Champ Clark
Walt
Clark
Rallery
Carlisle
Reed
Crisp
Henderson
Cannon
Arizona
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Me &Ll
W. J. Dryan
Bryan
House
Bishop Petersburg Case: Hear Arguments on Indictments
In Petersburg Virginia Special hearing on indictments against Carter R. Bishop cashier of the Appomattox Trust Co. for making false statements to the Corporation Commission. The court heard arguments and will rule later.
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Petersburg
Hastings Wort Touny . Co
Mullen
Carter KR. Bishop
Appomattox Trust Co
Corporation Commission
Slang Quirk Sparks Supreme Court Laughs
Justice McKennay listens as Frederic D. McKenney explains a railroad slang exchange before the Supreme Court. McKenna helps define the phrase Oh cheese it prompting a shared chuckle over yesterday’s slang during the session.
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Washington
Justice McKennay
Supreme Court of the United States
Frederic D. McKenney
Justice McKenna
Mr. McKenney
Six Die as Building Collapses in Loja near Granada
Special report from Madrid: six persons died including Francisco Eldano known as King of the Spanish Gypsies. three others were mortally wounded when a building collapsed in the village of Loja near Granada.
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Madrid
Francisco Eldano
Loja
Granada
Nurse Arrested After Attempting to Hold Abandoned Newborn
In New York a nurse Miss Wilhelmina Scherer was arrested for attempting to abandon a five day old boy found emaciated at Bellevue Hospital after taking custody of the infant from a stranger at a drug store. Police seek parentage while she claims she only meant to help.
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New York
FL i Meyer's Drug Store
Third Avenue
Wilhelmina Scherer
West Nyack
Iwonla
N. J
Foundling Asylum
Nelles
Leonia
Founding Asylum
McGue
East Sixty-seventh Street
Bellevue
Miss Scherer
Elizabeth Street
Weast
Marooned Passengers Hunted Rescue off Fire Island
The North German Lloyd liner Prinzess Irene stranded off Fire Island with 1,720 aboard. The Prins Frederick Wilhelm moved in to assist and transfer arrangements were set, but rough seas and a heavy current hampered efforts. Deputy Health Officer Rimer and aides boarded the rescue ship at quarantine as lifeguards at Lone Hill station advised caution.
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Fire Island
WN. Y
Sheer Prinserederick Wilhelm
Pringress
New York
Lone Hillis
Rimer
Lone Hill
Princess Irene still aground off Lone Hill New York
The Prinzess Irene remained stuck on a sand pit off Lone Hill Fire Island as tugs and revenue cutters worked overnight to refloat her. Passengers were to be transferred in small boats if needed, with life savers on standby and continued fog and heavy seas complicating efforts.
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Befors
New York
Revenue Cutters
Princess Irene
Lone Hill
Fire Island
Plantom
Mohawk
Seneca
Lloyd Line
Blue Point
Point
Baker
Lone Hill Life Saving Station
DAL Oe
Milas Crenshaw Wins Missouri Spelling Beeline
At Bowlink Green Pike County Missouri a 17 hour spelling bee held under county school commissioner guidance ended with Milas Roth Crenshaw as winner. Contestants endured with only brief breaks as about 10 000 words were used and the winner correctly spelled 2 500.
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Bowlink
Real estate pair diverge in shopping and bargaining
A humorous exchange notes the wife shops for bargains while the husband bargains for shops, highlighting opposite approaches in property interests. The quip contrasts consumer frugality with investment misalignment in a light, civic tone.
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Sharp
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Naine
Timothy Alfivelthvan
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Aldrich
Same
Cheese Jr
MR. Justice
Dingbat
Herriman
Rascal
Politrooa
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