Foundling Mary Becomes Heiress to Seafaring Captain
In Scarbro Maine, the tailor Peter Goldthwait and his wife rescue a foundling girl named Mary. The girl grows into a beauty and matches Alfred Lane, though Major Lane objects. After Major Lane’s ruin and death, Mary is revealed as the captain’s long lost daughter, reuniting with her true parent.
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Paten Goldthwait
Peter Goldthwait
Peter
Veter
Scarbrow
Mrs. Goldthwait
Susan
Darling
Mary
Major Lane
Bangor
Mary Goldthwait
Alfred Lane
Little Mary
Alfred
Bowdoin College
Tailors Garden
Peter Gouthwait
the Wey
Major
Goldthwarts
Goldthwaits
Portland
Petey
Tie
Scarbro
Ile
New York Weekly
Sporting Briefs Roundup Touches Stars and Events
Rube Waddell’s arm is sound and morning practice is said to be more harmful than helpful. New Jersey reports duck shooting near end with snipe plentiful. W A Pierce backs Marvin Hart against George Gardner in Chelsea Massachusetts. Dickinson College tennis league to form this spring via fraternities. Miss May Sutton to defend British title in England. Federation of American Motorcyclists offers mileage medals to encourage touring. Cleveland predicted to win American League baseball title. Yale to appoint athletics committee for manager control. Automobile Club of America assigns clerk to spread touring information. Trotting rules flaw may block world record reductions. Jim Mobinson Princeton trainer dies at 65. Archie Hahn to represent USA in Athens Olympic sprints.
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Rube” Waddell
Chick Stahl
New Jersey
W. A. Pierce
Boston
Marvin Hart
George Gardner
Lowell
Chelsea
Mass
Dickinson College
May Sutton
England
Federation of American
Clevelands
Yale
Automobile Club of America
National Association
Jim” Mobinson
Princeton
N. J
Archie Hahn
Hill
America
Athens
Uncomfortable Travel in Nice Foreshadows Page’s Winter Stay
Thomas Nelson Page spends winter in Nice the city famed as Ri viera’s largest and near Monte Carlo for its beauty. On a sunny February pier he recalls a Genoa railroad trip and remarks a passing Englishman says he traversed a country like a flute, reflecting on travel’s odd comforts.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Nice
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Mr. Page
Palais de la Jetee
Genoa
Unwillingly Paid Debt Between Banks and Farmer Higgins
Farmer Higgins borrowed 400 dollars from a Norman Missouri bank and mixed it with 50 dollars in his pocketbook. He lost the cash in the street and a girl found it and took it to another bank to locate the owner. The second bank garnished 490 dollars from Higgins’s account and applied it to his debt of 700 dollars.
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Higgins
Norman
Puzzling Phrase in Brief Provences Note
A terse sentence hints at many providences where philosophies can fit into pigeon holes.
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Mary Wynn
Great
Republic
Aiminadale Goose
Pelex Cordwain
St. Crispin
Greece
G. Bertrand
Madagasca
British India
India
Egypt
Sirfiee
Eagle Hotel
Center Square
New Oxford
Charley Herseh
Proprietof
The
Oxford
Pitt St
W. M. Depot
F. L. Fleshman
S. S. Neely
Gettysburg, PA
Star and Sentinel
Baltimore Street
Wm. McSherry, Jr
Attorney-At.law
Piasburg
Adan Veel Aeary, Gael Eerie
Ne County
Gonn B. McPherson
Donald P. McPheese
Dettysburg
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