Photographer Hall Bonistelle in Urgent Marriage Plot
In Hall Bonistelle's studio three women weigh romance as attorney Fiddoe schemes to block alliances while a late uncle's will awards four million dollars to the first marriage before Hall's twenty eighth birthday. The trio of rivals confront Hall as a sensational notice surfaces.
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Hall Bonistelle
Fiedie Fisher
Dogemus
Calla
Hall
John
Rena
Royalton
Mies
Carolyfi
Rosamund Gale
Fiddie
Malrth
Flodie
Ghe
Alfréd
Fisher
Bonistelle
Alfred
Mr. Bonistelle
Carolyn
Rosamund
Mrs. Royalton
Fifth Avenue
Pike's Peak Highway Opens New Automotive Route
A 17 mile highway from Ute Pass to Pike's Peak summit allows auto travel to within five miles of the peak. Government and private capital collaborated to build the route with safety features, water and gas stations, and open access for motor cars. The project follows earlier carriage roads and offers panoramic views of Colorado Springs Manitou and the continental divide.
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Edwin James
8. H. Long
United States
Manitou
Great Mountain
Cascade
Ute Pags
Cog
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Pike’s Peak
Ute Pass
Bowlder Fields
Congress
Pike National Forest
National Forest
Fces
Stelvio Pays
Europe
Alps
Italy
Austria
Colorado
Uncertain Visitor Alters Hall's Relaxed Welcome
A tense scene unfolds as Hall enters with guests and briefly regains composure after a startled reaction. Fiodie arrives smiling, easing into the moment like waking from a troubled dream.
Table sprouts in Wisser yard as he watches willow furniture take root
Wieser of Reading Pennsylvania reports a wooden willow table planted in his yard weeks ago has sprouted. The four legs have rooted in soil, turning the table into part of the vegetation. He would need to dig to remove it.
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Wisser
Reading
Wieser
Bond holders list cites large Confederate debt in London report
The corporation of foreign bond holders at London details defaulted public debts. It includes bonds of the Confederate States of America with principal reported as 12,000,000 dollars and accrued interest totaling 41,905,910 dollars.
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Corporation of Foreign Bondholders
London
Confederate Stated” of America
Kitchener Ties With Two Elderly Ladies in Kensington
Harold Begbie profiles Lord Kitchener, noting his close friendship with two elderly Scotch ladies in Kensington. They gifted him a gold headed cane before Khartum, he sent roses from Gordon’s grave, and their home became his cheerful retreat where he shared tales of campaigns and received affectionate, candid advice.
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Lord Kitchener
Vand
Har
Srecedst
Ft K
Harold Begbie
Eentinese Gardens
Kensington
Misees
Hutchinson
Kitchener
Egypt
Khartum
Illustrated Papers
Gordon
Sudan
London
Herbert
K. of
How Far Soldiers Can See
German army experiments measure recognition distances. A person seen once can be identified at 80 feet, an acquaintance at 300 feet, and an intimate friend at 500 feet. An expert rifleman detects movements at 300 feet. at 1,800 feet a man is a distant spot. Sailors hunters and farmers often double these ranges.
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Soidiers
Submarine Treasure Recovery Vehicle Described
A new submarine device is under construction to locate sunken ships. It features an eight foot steel sphere carrying two crew, lowered from a tender, with electrically driven propellers and four electromagnets to grip a ship hull. It also includes electric drills and a powerful searchlight for underwater work and exploration.
Curious Italian Ambulance in Alpine Warfare
An illustrated note describes an improvised Italian ambulance from Alpine fighting. It is a larger sled fitted with two small wheels and donkey power, built to haul over bare ground on narrow roads where normale ambulances cannot operate.
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Alps
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H. Bonistelle
Fledie
Ryalting
Miss Fisher
Jove
Flo
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Gateway OF the
Fiodie
Amile
Flodle
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