The Young Writer Jane in a Painterly Paris Unit
In a Paris garret Miss Jane Lestrell, a young aspiring author under Miss Prudence Whistler, chases success amid a quirky round of artist tenants. Franz Reinhardt’s daily Palm Branches tune torments Jane, who fears distraction yet is driven to complete her second romance.
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Sue
Sie
Prudence Whistler
Tim
Tony
Whistler
Bakreloth
Listery
Franz Reinhardt
Miss Whistler
Reinhardt
Nusic
Bernhardt
Jane O
Mr. Reintrad
Jane Reinhardt and the singing lesson saga in perilous tone
In a narrative of steady striving, Jane Lestreth endures vocal trials and social hurdles as she pursues singing under Reinhardt. Norton urges bold steps toward performance, while her own nerves and vanity collide with ambition. A parallel Alpine avalanche tale accompanies a thread of danger and awe.
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Mreinhard
Studi
Banat
Rei Hardt
Reimnhardt
Norton
Jane
Reinhardt
Uni
Andrew
Mr. Reinhardt
Ton
Che
Joey
Shen
Tim
Civilizing China and the Western Atrocities in Peking
A critical polemic argues that Western powers brutalized China during the 1900 campaign from Tien-tsin to Peking. It cites eyewitness accounts of torture, looting, forced labor, and mass killings by Allied troops, including German, American, Russian, and French forces, challenging the claim of a civilizing mission.
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Dillen
Krefeller Zeitung
le Sumacs
Chinaimen
Peking
Otk
Frankfurter Aciiungy
Chiawan
New York Sun
Weking
Pittsburg Press
Paul S. Hunter
China
Hell
Ch Tendom
Hunter
India
Europe
Imprisoned Hunter Beset by Wolves in Minnesota Trap
Floyd J. Staffier, 22, was trapped in a Beltrami county bear trap for hours with wolves closing in. He fired shots to summon help, the wolves circling as he fought for life, his hair turning startlingly white from the ordeal. He survived, carried back to camp, and now rests at home recovering.
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Floyd J. Stattler
Minnesota
Beltrami County
Uhat le
Staffer
Hin
Staffler
Staffier
Duluth
Confessed brutal crime ties trio to Powder River murder
The article recounts the January disappearance of Buffalo cattleman Arapatoe Brow, his cremated body found after a gulch fire on Powder River, and the confession of C. E. Holliday and Eric Bunton with others. They describe plotting to kill Brow, using a rifle, dragging his body to the blaze, and planning counterfeiting via a hidden cellar den under a cabin. The story notes impending hanging for the murderers and links Brow to the planned crimes. It also covers potato starch production in the United States, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, and Wisconsin, and notes the use of nonedible stock for starch in Wisconsin.
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Arapatoe
Buffalo
Foder River
Pol Kennedy
C. EB. Holliday
Eric Bunton
Hig Gut
Young Bunton
Brawn
Brown
Reac
Hollibaugh
T. House
Powder River
Feeli
United States
Arsstock
Wisconsin
Sian
Maine
New
York
O Er
Doing the Glazier a Kindness and a Well Fact
A traveling tinker begs help from a sympathetic glazier at a big hotel and is set to work. The glazier fixes leaks, then the tinker, grateful, vandalizes a wayside schoolhouse to repay the favor. He tells the glazier, who reacts angrily as the man vows yearly window repairs contract.
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Iil
Glass
Scott
London Answers
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America
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