Two Points of View by Malcolm Furze
Alison Lestrange resists Bertram Leigh at a London ball but he pursues another engagement. When Leigh announces his marriage to Alison’s rival, she confronts fate and finally yields to his love, realizing her long struggle and choosing life with him.
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Alison
Bertram Leigh
Mrs. Lestrange
Mary Lestrange
Bertram
London
Marvy
Mother
George
Origin of Man Story Describes Great Spirit and Mount Tahoma
The legend portrays the Great Spirit creating Mount Tahoma, creating trees, animals, and birds, and populating the world. A storm forces the Great Spirit’s daughter to look out, triggering a descent and transformation of the grizzly bears and humans, ending with a mixed lineage. The text blends myth with notes on land and property tied to Girard College.
Manchuria climate and size described in comparison notes
In the report Manchuria is said to have a climate like Canada a land area six times that of England and Wales and a population of about 20 million indicating vast geographic scale and demographic heft for the region.
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Manchuria
Canada
England and
Wales
Wealth of Girard Estate Linked to City Finances
The Philadelphia Record notes future municipal relief from Stephen Girard estate profits. The Board of City Trusts oversees the estate, with real estate valued around 14.8 million and securities at 7.6 million. Total holdings approach 24.5 million with probable value near 40 million.
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Schuylkill
Columbia Counties
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Chestnut
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Philadelphia Record
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Thrifty Children Save Through Penny Provident Plan
West Des Moines youngsters join the Penny Provident Association to save with one cent stamps. With 14 500 deposits of about 10 cents each and nearly 20 000 in savings, the program educates children and parents in finance with 4 percent interest after six months.
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Mothers’ Congress of Iowa
Penny Provident Association
Congress of Mothers Magazine
Mothers’ Congress
Penns Provident
Grieg Home and Lake Burial Site Visit Shared
Mrs. Charles Cahier describes a visit to Bergen to Madame Greig at their villa near a lake. The party toured Grieg’s composing room and the cliff tomb bearing his name, noting the honesty of Norwegians and placing a wreath with American colors.
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Madame Greig
Greig
Edward Greig
Edward Grieg
Grieg
Mme. Greig
Charles Cahier
Indianapolis News
Wales drinks expose scarce soda fountains issue
A historical note highlights Wales with a population over half a million having only two soda fountains, underscoring limited public beverage infrastructure.
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Wales
The MacGillycuddy of the Reeks Birthday Note
The MacGillycuddy of the Reeks celebrated his 56th birthday. An Irish chieftain and descendant of ancient kings, he retains the title and residence though no longer the Ker ry mountains chain. The family name MacGillycuddy traces to St Cuthbert era, with Cuddy as a familiar form.
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O’gorman Mahon
Pope
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Cuddy
Local Tales From Bacon Ridge Hit By Press Snippet
In Bacon Ridge a passerby hears talk of progress as an old postmaster recalls a man who runs a traction engine and now calls himself a chauffeur, a scene described in a Boston Post item with town character and casual humor.
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Boston Post
In Danger Miss Elder With Jack Kidder Under Fire
The Cleveland Leader describes concern over Miss Elder's conduct with Jack Kidder and calls for forgiveness due to her age and inexperience. The note frames the pair as engaged in a questionable situation prompting public scrutiny while urging mercy.
New York Exports Rise by Over Ten Million in Two Years
Over the past two years New York export values have climbed by more than 10 million dollars. The surge reflects stronger trade activity across sectors and markets.
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New York
National League Notes On Players And Prospects
Several baseball items from the circuit note Lou Criger of Boston sidelined by leg abscess. Brooklyn's Hummell is the lone 100 hit man this season while Mike Donlin gains on-base chances with speed to first. Giants on the road impress. ex college men Rickey Mecllveen Cree and Blair on the New York roster. Rumor of Joe Kelley’s Toronto return denied. Dickey Bayless joined Cincinnati Reds as Hulswitz replaced by Hans Lobert in Cincinnati. Giants won sixteen of twenty-two on their last trip. Cincinnati and Chicago praise young first baseman Hoblitzer as a likely star. Ganzel predicts a Red party of thirty-five heading south next spring. Arthur Hofman postpones marriage per Manager Chance. Brooklyn’s Farmer shows promise as catcher with a strong arm. New York National Club reclaims Utica’s Marley who had not reported last spring.
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New York
Rickey
Mecllveen
Cree
Blair
Joe Kelley
Toronto
Dickey Bayless
Dayton
Cincinnati Reds
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Cincinnati
Hulswitz
Hans Lobert
Giants
Chicago
Hoblitzer
Ganzel
Cincinati
Chance
Arthur Hofman
Brooklyn
Farmer
Iug Arn
New York National Club
Utica
Marley
Notable figures reach milestones and note achievements abroad
Sven Hedin arrives in Simla after Tibet trip claiming valuable discoveries. Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke returns from Europe with additions to the New York Metropolitan Art Museum. Brigadier-General James Allen of the U S Signal Corps optimistic about military aeronautics. John Townshend of New York celebrates his eighty ninth birthday. William M Chase honored by Italy for a portrait. Simon Bolivar Buckner,Kentucky, surviving lieutenant general of the Confederacy, noted. John Farson of Chicago urges quick China alliance as Panama Canal nears completion. Lemuel G Trott, famed turf writer, falls from train in Winchester Mass likely fatally injured. Sanchez Bustillo dies in Madrid after resigning finance post. Lt General Baden-Powell cites 15 million pounds spent on cigarettes yearly and suggests saving.
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Caspar Purdon Clarke
Europe
New York Metropolitan Art Museum
James Allen
United States Signal Corps
John Townshend
New York City
William M. Chase
Umizi Palace
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
John Farson
Chicago
China
Panama Canal
Lemuel G. Trott
Turf
Winchester
Mass
Sanchez Bustillo
Finance
Madrid
Senor Bustillo
Osma Y Scul
Baden-Powell
London
Too Early For Them Adam And The Caterpillars
In dialogue Adam asks his life partner about caterpillars in the apple tree. She says 147 go out and look. none found, suggesting they have not been created yet. The piece cites the New York Herald noting the proverb about worry may be true and mentions test scientists conclude it has killed more humans than cats.
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Plain Dealer
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