Four Million Will Challenge Three Lovers in Studio Plot
A will leaves four million to Hall on the condition he marries by midnight. Rosamund Gale, Carolyn, and Mrs Royalton confront him as they rush decisions and scheme at the studio, while Flodie plots to block alliances. The trio confronts fate and vows to honor their word as tension peaks.
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Bontateile
Bre
Hisatudio
Fisher
Atudio
R. Doremus
Calla
Nforms Hall
John
Rena Royalton
Hall
Pia
Ae Ee Ro Yee Deene Hall
Agress
Rosamund Gale
Fiedie
Hassingbury
Petr
Flodie
Charice
Carolyn
Rosa‘pyjund
Mrs. Royalton
Wlodie
Alfred
Loreena
Rosamund
Moodie
Sret Place
Flor
Cariolyn Dallys
Han
Rena
Renal
Jaight
Filo
Mr. Bonistelle
Flo
Not One to Fight for Hall in a Studio Plot
Florentine Flodie faces a scheming circle as Bonistelle races to marry Rosamund Gale for money. He declares a plan to marry Rosamund tonight while Flodie learns her own place, fearing loss of affection and independence as plans unfold before a public party.
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Hall
Fidbie
Flodie
Cinderella
Filoche
Fio
Filo
Mr. Bonistello
Flo
Rosamund
Filocie
Roeamund
Fiedie's Account Mentioned in Slain Case Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman named Fiedie with a closed book and a head resting on her arms. The text is garbled but hints at a fatal or solemn moment requiring further verification for clarity and sourcing.
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Fiedie
Sare Ea Tarroat
Lamp Trimmer's Signal Aims to Lower Arc Lamp Safely
In Minneapolis a man designs a tripod mounted signal with two white wings and red circles to guide the arc lamp down on a busy street. The device allows lowering the lamp without risk of being struck by passing vehicles.
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Minneapolis
Meran and Aquileia: Glories of Tyrolean Resorts and Roman Cities
Meran in Tyrol is praised as a historic health resort favored by wealthy Americans with villas and a grape cure, set among the Alps and vineyards. Aquileia, once a mighty Roman seaport and second only to Rome in Italy, is now a ruined, relic-filled village near Trieste, with archeological riches and a museum recalling its imperial past.
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Meran
Bulletin
National Geographic Society
Alps
Tyrol
Aquileia
Adriatic
Sons of
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Goerz
Gradisca
Augenius
Trieste
Creat
Venice
Marcus Aurelius
Hadrian
Attila
Gulf of Centuries
Rome
Birth and caste views in Austrian aristocracy
Princess Karl explains that Austrian nobility base status on birth, not marriage. She says Archdukes cannot bow to a countess even if she becomes empress, while in Hungary a queenly rank could change such deference. The Sarajevo murder ended any test of these cassock rules.
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Karl
Cham
Durchleucht
Serene
Chotek
Austria
Hungary
Hohenberg
Anwer
Countess Chotek
Sarajevo
Britain Needs Timber War Drives Newfoundland Exports
War demand in Britain has revived Newfoundland timber shipments after years of pulp and paper focus. Local firms once shipped mostly logs for domestic use but now plan extended exports to reap high profits if cargoes cross the water safely.
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Britain
Great Britain
Newfoundland
No Use for Small Change In Northwest Towns
Col George W Drewry of Kentucky told the Raleigh that the US could drop coins smaller than a dime for Northwest towns. He noted prices are two bits for many items and even shoe shine costs 15 cents, with bootblacks agreeing that is too cheap.
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United States
Northwest
George W. Drewry
Kentucky
Raleigh
Washington Post
Drewry
Montana
Idaho
Colonel Drewry
Germans Face Beer Shortage As War Demands Rise
German beer brewers face a 60 percent limit on malt and barley, with army needs in the field raising demand. To ease strain, authorities allow use of last quarter 1915 raw materials for earlier production. Brewers with surplus may share supplies or buy from others to keep operations running.
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Germany
Birds of a Feather at Bar Harbor Luncheon
John Drew condemned war at a Bar Harbor luncheon noting humans resemble animals not only in fighting. He cited a foot bull chasing a red parasol in a cornfield and a fool man chasing a parasol in New York to illustrate his point.
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John Drew
Bar Harbor
New York
Wshington Star
California Fruit Crop 1915 Dried Yields Estimated
An expert fruit packer pegs California's 1915 dried fruit yield at 22.5 million dollars with projections of 70 million pounds peaches 40 million pounds apricots 130 million pounds prunes and 30 million pounds raisins.
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California
Of Guard and Enemies The Question Habit
A man reflects on how friends outmaneuvered him while he kept an eye on enemies. He explains the lapse stemmed from his focus on opponents as trusted peers grew opportunistic. The narrative frames caution about misplacing vigilance between allies and foes.
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Piodie
Marth
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