Elopement Mixup Aboard the Loire in a Tense Ball
Miss Bernard refuses marriage to a count while Emory pursues Jean. Miss Leigh discovers her niece has eloped with Emory, and a race along the shore road ensues as a dramatic confrontation unfolds aboard a fast automobile. The count laments losing his beloved and proposes a Loire valley escape amid suspicions and misunderstandings.
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Emory
Jean
Jinet
Miss Leigh
Bicknnells
Miss Bernard
Count Leon Despagne
Dorinda Leigh
Frake Mansion
Yale de Loire
Chateau Despagne
Madmoiselle
Mise Leigh
Francois
Dorinda
Mr. Emily
Mademoiselle
Sonzole
Loire
Woman Acquitted of Murdering Girl in Augusta Me
Mrs Elle Hobbes Haymond was acquitted in Augusta for the seven year old murder of Mattie Hackett. The State argued jealousy prompted the killing by Raymond. A new confession allegedly came from the mother of Hurd claiming her son admitted the crime before his death.
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Augusta
Elle Hobbes Haymond
Mattie Hackett
Matte Hackett
Hackett
Mattie
Hurd
W.W. F. Hurd
Wilson Feels Like Old Inhabitant in Bermuda Dinner
Special President elect Wilson praised Bermuda’s hospitality during a dinner hosted by Governor General Sir George Bullock. He remarked it felt odd entertaining Lady Bullock with Bermuda tales since she has only been there three weeks, yet he felt he had seen much of the island.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Wilson
George Bulloc
Bullock
Turkey to Renew War on Bulgars
Constantinople reports a Balkan war continuation being inevitable as the Grand Vizier and officers push to keep fighting. Peace prospects are seen as remote with the Balkans described as weak. In Paris Vienna signals a looming international conflict after Austria rejects Balkan peace terms. In Constantinople Turkey rejects Bulgarian peace proposals and Nazim Pacha presents counter offers under Porte authorization. The Bulgarians consider the Turkish terms and the plenipotentiaries discuss the proposed peace in a private carriage near Chatalja.
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Viena
Specia Ll
Constantinople
Turkey
Balkans
Paris
Austria
Balkan
Count von Berchthold
Vienna
Mafin
Abdul Hamid
Chatalja
Nazim Pacha
Porte
Savoffi
Sofia
France Prepares for Possible European War
Paris reports mobilization orders issued to all eastern frontier garrisons as France tests for conflict. Anxiety rises as war office activity increases while Austrian influence seeks Turkey to reject Balkan peace proposals and keep fighting.
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France
Paris
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
War Office
Matin
Constantinople
Count von Berchthold
Austria
Russia Says It Will Stand By Servia Regardless of Europe
The Russian ambassador to Italy told Massaggero that Moscow will support Servia in any European crisis. He expected war to be avoided but anticipated a convention of the powers would be necessary before an adjournment.
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Russia
Rome
Servia
Europe
Italy
Adrianople Besieged as Fire and Flood Rampant
Telegrams from the Mustapha Pass military post report Adrianople under intense fire from Bulgarian shells. Fires rage in multiple districts while Marliza Tunga and Arda Vitla floods raise food shortages and famine as non combatants and Turkish prisoners describe a dire scene. Looting and mutiny fears accompany the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianople
Sofia
Tunga
Austria Rejects Council on Servia Dispute
Austria rejects Emperor William's proposal for a council of powers to settle its quarrel with Servia and opts to handle the dispute directly. Foreign Minister Von Berchthold and Emperor Francis Joseph pursue a hands off policy and may consider an international conference only after the quarrel is settled. The Adriatic ports and Albania autonomy remain unresolved despite a temporary easing from reports of the Austrian consul Prochaska's safety.
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Austria
Vienna
William
Servia
Council of the Powers
von Berchthold
Francis Joseph
M. Prochaska
P.‘srend
Adriatic
Albania
Russia to fast assemble fleet at Black Sea stations
Transports are being assembled by Russia at Black Sea naval bases for rapid troop movement. Southern border frontier posts are being reinforced as part of the mobilization effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stbastopol
Russia
Hussia
Black Sea
Dyes and Fibers Dye in Colorful Range for Booklet Hoy
Fragmentary note describes dyes for all fibers working toward a booklet by Hoy. Mentions color variation and application though specifics are unclear.
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Ora
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Staunton Man
Henderson Yount of Augusta and Point Streets Staunton Virginia recounts doctors advising no recovery yet he improved after taking Doans Kidney Pills. He gained weight and returned to work and states thousands endorse the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. offers Doans Kidney Pills at 50 cents with the familiar slogan When Your Back Is Lame Remember the name.
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Henderson Yount
Augusta & Point Sts
Staunton
Doan
Mr. Yount
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Russian Conference Discusses War Preparations at Tsarskoe Selo
In St Petersburg the Russian foreign minister Sergius Sazonoff and war minister General Sukremlinof met Tsar Nicholas at Tsarskoe-Selo and reported progress in Russia’s offensive and defensive preparations for a potential European war. Opposition Duma Slav radicals planned to pressure the government by action when the Duma convenes tomorrow.
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ST. Petersburg
Sergius Sazonoff
Sukremlinof
Crear Nicholas
Tsarskoe-Selo
Russia
Duma
Americans Safe in Asiatic Turkey Reports
Through consul general W Stanley Hollis the State Department says all American citizens in Asiatic Turkey are safe and unmolested. Except for excitement among Mohammedans at Haifa and Adana, the region is quiet. The USS Tennessee is sailing from Malta to Smyrna, expected Friday.
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Washington, D. C
W. Stanley Hollis
Beirut
State Department
Turkey
Haifa
Adana
United States
Tennessee
Navy Department
Malta
Smyrna
Retreating Turkish Army Burns Villages in Epirus
Dispatch from Epirus reports twelve villages burned in recent days. Christians were allegedly tortured and killed as Turkish forces withdrew from the region.
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Athens
Epirus
Turkish Prisoners Exiled After Salonika Conspiracy
Five hundred Turkish prisoners formerly in the Salonika garrison were shipped to Greece today after a plot to kill their guard of Greek troops and escape was uncovered.
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Alonika
Salonika
Greece
Woman Hurt in Fire in Enoch Arden's Role
Mrs. Sidney Burrows of West Grand Rapids learns her mother Mrs. Mayhew Maxfield survived the Iroquois Theater fire after years of believed death. The survivor, injured at Chicago’s matinee blaze, hidden under an assumed name, is now visiting her daughter.
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Sidney Burrows
West Grand Rapids
Chicago
Mayhew
Maxfield
Governor Dix Pardons Albert T. Patrick in New York
Albert T. Patrick, who fought twelve years for liberty, is pardoned by Governor Dix. Convicted of the 1900 Rice murder and saved from the electric chair earlier, Patrick is expected to be released from Sing Sing today. The pardon ends a long public campaign and follows a history of appeals and legal reversals.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Dix
Patrick
Willam Marsh Rice
Albany
Higgins
Sing Sing
Kennedy
United States
Patrick Case
Rice
C. F. Jones
Jones
Ember
United States Supreme Court
Mia
Burned man found in freight car in Richmond yard tragedy
In Richmond Virginia a man perhaps 25 or 26 from Frederick Maryland died in a box car fire at the Southern Railway freight yards. Police and the coroner suspect he crawled into the car to shelter from cold and was trapped. A half consumed cigarette near his hand and a season pass bearing his name were found. The unidentified victim weighed about 120 pounds. The body was recovered after the blaze burned itself out and is being prepared for burial while relatives are sought.
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Richmond
Grimes
Frederick
Southern Railway
Taylor
Frederick Cac Se
Co. S. Cs
James Gordon, Gentleman, Dead
Ex Senator James Gordon died this morning at Orolona Mississippi. Known as the gentleman from Mississippi he rose to national notice for a "brotherly love" speech during a brief Senate term. In poverty he had recently been appointed warden for his county.
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Orolona
Miss
United States
James Gordon
Mississippi
Gordon
Senate
Apartment House for Bachelors and Maids Planned
Mrs Lilian Davidson widow and manager of Evanston Woman's Exchange outlines a Chicago project to open an apartment house for bachelors and maids. One wing for men and one for women aims to encourage socializing and courtship amid a perceived surplus of single women in the First Ward.
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Chicago
Lilian Davidson
Woman's Exchange of
Evanston
Cupid
Thanksgiving Holiday Strikes Close Pittsburgh Mills
In Pittsburgh area steel works at Homestead Braddock and Rankin armed guards guard yards as trainmen strike enter weekend. Mills report nearly all production halted while strikers accuse management of importing strike breakers and housing them behind fences. Three discharged workers seek reinstatement, a demand officials reject.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
Braddock
Rankin Steel Mills
Serna
Christian Stever Sentenced to Life for Wife Murder
Medina Ohio special report: Christian Stever, 73, was sentenced to life in the penitentiary for the murder of his wife at 22nd last. They quarreled during the dispute leading to the fatal act.
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Medina
Ohtio
Christian Stever
Home Makeover Tips From The Woman's Department
The article advises seasonal rearrangement of furniture and decor to refresh rooms. It suggests moving couches and plants, rotating curtains and pictures, refreshing bed placement, and mild changes to alleviate monotony during illness, with practical notes on kitchens and sick rooms.
A Spring Fashion On Boutonniere Bouquets
In spring we wore tiny flower bunches, now larger bouquets adorn coats and furs. Real flowers like carnations roses stocks and asters are used, with a brown pansy posy noted as pretty and charming amid seasonal fashion whims.
Cravats and Ostrich Feathers Set Necktie Trends
A fashion note describes current neckwear and feather accessories. Silk cravats and folded black stockings with white lawn collars dominate, with variations such as narrow ribbon bows, hemstitched turnovers, and black white ostrich feather bows combined with matching boas and muffs.
Move to Take Over Confederate Home Endorsed
Miss Mildred Lewis Rutherford of Georgia urged the United Daughters of the Confederacy to endorse national control of the Home for Needy Confederate Women at 3 East Grace Street in Richmond after a thorough inspection. She praised the current management and said the home is in excellent shape and ready for transfer.
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Richmond
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
Athena
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington
A. J. Montague
National United Daughters of the Confederacy
U. D.C
He Swallows His Collar Button and Knows Its Location
A humorous anecdote from the Ladies' Home Journal recounts a man who habitually loses a collar button. He later swallows it after his wife suggests keeping it in his mouth to avoid misplacing it. She quips that now she finally knows where it is once it’s swallowed.
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Ladies' Home Journal
Regulating Actor Costumes Draws Evangelical Action
In St. Louis the Evangelical Alliance pressed theater managers to clothe actresses more fully. Rev. Leyton Mauze reported that several companies with skimpy costumes agreed to comply after the request. He declined to name theaters or describe outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Evangelical Alliance
Leyton Mauze
Committee On Public Morals
Mauze
Boy and lost dog found after long street wander
A four year old boy in a red coat wandered with a small yellow dog named Puppy through New York streets. Patrolman Murphy reunited them at the East One Hundred Fourth Street police station after the boy could not name his home. A woman later arrived reporting her missing son Nathan Kilen of 317 East One Hundredth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Second Avenue
Murphy
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Shevlin
Nathan Kilen
317 East One Hundredth Street
Judge Tiernan’s Stork Delivers A Girl Not A Boy
In Kings County Court Judge J Henry Tiernan learned he would have a baby girl after clerk J Harry Ralston announced the boy prediction. The brief, humorous moment followed a string of prior sons and sparked talk of a turkey dinner if a girl arrives.
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Stork
Turkey
New York
J. Harry Ralston
Kings County Court
J. Henry Tiernan
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