The Adventures of John Marvel Chapter Xavhe Continuation
In a perilous pursuit, Joan guides Delia and the narrator through a hidden cave to safety. Joan destroys rebels and tends a wound, then reveals a vow to Jack while enduring danger and fatigue on the moor. Delia and Petra observe the tense reunion as night deepens.
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Joan
Jaci
Dack
Meliss
Jack
Delia
Lan’san
Lanchigg Osedtis
Cardiff
Deena
Petra
Adventure Over a Morbid Grave at House of Greys
Jack and Delia return to the House of Greys to confront Master Tingcomb's death as they meet Tingcomb’s servant and the somber household. They plan the burial and press the staff for beds, while Delia reveals she is mistress of the house and urges restraint as the truth of Tingcomb’s fate remains concealed.
Then where is he
A narrator recalls a moment of realization and a clue as Delia awakens. The speaker vows to search and exclaims the discovery of a familiar presence. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
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Delia
Strange form of death in high altitude expeditions
Dr Sven Hedin described a brutal eight month trek from Charklik to Ladakh in Tibet where altitude killed most of his caravan. Four companions died from asphyxia and many animals perished. He claimed Lhassa remained inaccessible to Europeans. Ruins near Lob Nor revealed ancient temples and 1600 year old Chinese manuscripts.
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Innermost
Asia
Sven Hedin
England
Thibet
Charklik
Ladakh
Mont Blanc
Lhassa
Lake of
Lob Nor
Indiana Legislature Shows Sharp Debate on Reformatory Bill
In Indianapolis the Senate heard lively remarks as a jury verdict provision with three fourths approval was debated. The House passed the reformatory bill 62 to 32 after a brief filibuster. Booth Tarkington introduced a bill. baseball on Sunday in Indianapolis won approval without discussion, and many members wore pink carnations as a sign of tribute.
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Senate
Askren
House
Indiana
Messrs. Slack
Boyd
Cantwell
Slack
Ford
Booth Tarkington
Indianapolis
Tarkington
Enid’s Odd Obituary Tradition Defies Local Cemetery
A New York Evening Post dispatch notes Enid Oklahoma, eight years old with 9000 residents, has never built a burial ground. Most locals are newcomers from the States, and when a death occurs the body is sent home for burial. An undertaker runs through a furniture store, and the coroner and express agent handle further arrangements.
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Oklahoma
Enid
Express
New York Evening Post
New Remonstrance Option Placed in Barrett Law Style
A new law similar to the Barrett act is recommended with an amendment allowing a property owner to sign a remonstrance and then appeal the common council decision. The proposal connects remonstrance rights to subsequent appeal provisions.
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Common Council
Not Guilty of Murder in Guatemala City
Louisville special report says Dr. Godfrey Hunter Jr. was acquitted of murdering William Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids after a Guatemala City trial. A cablegram to William Hunter from Guatemala City claims 36 witnesses testified to a conspiracy against Hunter Jr. The Hunters plan to return to the United States immediately.
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Louisville
Guatemala City
William Hunter
Godfrey Hunter
United States
Guatemala
Godfrey Hunter, Jr
William Fitzgerald
Grand Rapids
Mich
Childs Schoolroom Joke Sparks Cigar Commentary
A Capitol Hill mother recalls her daughter playing school with paper dolls and reciting cigarette lines from a teacher. The anecdote also mentions her son remarking on his mother's bald head and asks if his hair will fall out when it is ripe.
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Capitol Hill
Pana
Washington Post
Portly figure mocked as living caricature of wealth
A Philadelphia North American item notes a stout man once earning as heroic poses now constrained to occasional caricature work for cartoons. It frames him as a portly “purse-proud plutocrat” in a wry street remark about hard times and changing fortunes.
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Moitel
Philadelphia
North American
The Kodak Fiends on the Beach Promenade
In a Baltimore Herald item, Ethel wears a constant smile on the beach while Sybi jokes that every passerby hides a camera to capture her in a bathing costume for publication.
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Beryl
Ethel
Sybi
Baltimore Herald
The His of Vice Versa in Punch Bowl Wit
A lighthearted quip contrasts a pessimist seeking worms in chestnuts with an optimist who enjoys the worms without digging, from the Pennsylvania Punch Bowl. The exchange captures old-time newspaper humor and wordplay in a compact bedside-card style.
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Pennsylvania
Senator Wampler wins small printers bill battle in Senate
The Senate passed Senate bill No. 126 championed by Senator Wampler to open county procurement to small printers. The bill would require all items of a given kind used countywide to be bid separately, aiding small printers previously shut out by class bids. Other measures advancing include calls to require courts and officials to use proper procedures and set salaries.
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Kinley
McKinley
Senate
Wampler
Parks
Gochenour
Justices of the Peace
Supreme
Supreme Court
House
Mummert
Artman
Indiana Republican Editorial Association Meets in Indianapolis
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association held its annual meeting at the Denison Hotel with reception and banquet. Officers elected include President Charles W. Stivers and First Vice President A. W. Tracy. Delegates were named for the National Editorial Association in Omaha and the National Republican Editorial Association in Washington, D. C.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Denison Hotel
Charles W. Stivers
Liberty
A. W. Tracy
Hartford City
T. J. Brooks
Bedford
Walter S. Montgomery
Greenfield
J. A. Lingle
Paoli
Frank T. Singleton
Martinsville
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
B. A. Remy
Seymour
Portland
A. A. McCain
Crawfordsville
H. A. Strohm
Kentland
A. R. Kecesling
Logansport
E. 0 Rose
Angola
F. A. Miller
South Bend
I. T. Brown
D. P. Dobyns
Oregon
C. W. Riddick
Montgomery
J. D. Hogate
National Editorial Association
Omaha
William H. Craig
Noblesville
S. N. Cragan
Lebanon
T J. Brooks
A. R. Keesling
C. W. Stivers
George Lockwood
J. A. Kemp
Salem
Indiana Association
National Republican Editorial Association
Washington, D. C
M. C. Garber
Madison
W. B. Maddock
Bloomfield
Grand Opera House
Ziegler
Lederer
Sally In
Man Pleads Guilty in Threat to Morgan Case
Botho Struble and three accomplices faced U S district court in Jersey City for threatening J Pierpont Morgan with death unless money was sent. Struble pleaded guilty and received one year in Essex county penitentiary and a $100 fine.
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Trenton
N. J
Botho Struble
Jersey City
J Tierpont Morgan
United States District Court
Essex County
Tragic Wreck Kills Conductor in Akron Area Train Crash
A Baltimore and Ohio work train at forty mph near Easton collided with a caboose and cars from a detached freight train. Conductor William Miles of New Castle was killed, Brakeman J R Cooney of New Castle fatally injured. Miles was trapped and burned as fire followed the wreck.
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Akron, O
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Easton
William Miles
New Castle
J. R. Cooney
Miles
Cooney
Costly Fire Destroys Shops in Cairo Illinois
Fire broke out at 6 30 Sunday afternoon in the copper shop of Halliday Brothers Company at Cairo destroying the shop and the warehouse of the Three States Buggy and Implement Company. The blaze wiped out hundreds of buggies and five Illinois Central cars causing total losses exceeding sixty thousand dollars.
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Cairo
Ill
Halliday Brothers Company
Three States
Doings of lawmakers in Washington both branches
The House passed a 5000 dollar appropriation for the First Baptist Church of Cartersville Georgia destroyed in the Civil War and granted Nellie Ett Feen lands in North Dakota. The Indian appropriation bill was approved and the post office bill's debate continued as conferees for the commerce department were named. A White House conference on the Panama canal treaty discussed hastening Senate ratification amid uncertain prospects.
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House
First Baptist Church
Cartersville
United States
Nellie Ett Feen
North Dakota
Ohio
Patterson
Tennessee
Reid
Arkansas
White House
Hay
Cullom
Senate
Dwcatter
Collision near Lofty destroys chair car. several injured
A south bound passenger train on the Schuylkill valley division collided with a freight near Lofty Hazleton Pa. Engineers Moyer and Gearhardt were killed. Isaac Corey Fireman Smith and porter Harry J Hayward were severely injured. A chair car was burned and several passengers minor hurt.
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Hazleton
Schuylkill Valley Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lofty
Robert Moyer
Fred Gearhardt
Isaac Corey
Smith
Lehigh Valley
Harry J. Hayward
Hazleton Hospital
Frank Cecil Surrenders in Goebel Murder Case
Frank Cecil of Bell county surrendered in Frankfort Kentucky on an indictment as an accessory before the fact to the murder of William Goebel. He appeared in court and pleaded no guilty, released on $3,000 bond by agreement. He traveled secretly to Frankfort with the commonwealth attorney and was seen by few people before being spirited away after hours in the grand jury room. Indicted January 19 7.
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Frankfort
Frank Cecil
Bell County
William Goebel
Commonwealth
Cecil
Grand
Glycerin Fails To Explode In Hartford County Incident
Hartford City Indiana report says oil and gas well shooter Jacob K Tubbs and tool dresser Reed escaped harm when an axle broke on their truck near a loading magazine. The 300 quarts of nitroglycerin did not detonate and were returned to the magazine over a mile away.
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Hartford City
Ind
Jacob K. Tubbs
Reed
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Bearch
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