Ashtoreth and the Theater of Fame in January Office Visit
A vivid portrait emerges of Ashtoreth, a striking debutante with straight black hair and a heart shaped face, meeting the financier Ollis Hart on a stormy January day. She flaunts a unique buckle and a crafted green and gold ornament, seeking independence from conventional luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Ermilubud
Dolores del Rio
Iverz
Victor Hesu
Ashtereth
Ollis Hart
Hals Hart
Ashtoreth
Mr Hart
Senate Debates Naval Law and Cruiser Bill
The Senate debated maritime law on neutral rights at sea and the cruiser bill, with calls for a clear understanding of naval powers. House actions included calendar reforms and testimony on protection for the fars industry, while committee deliberations touched on congressional membership and enforcement proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Howse
Ins Pont
Camiol
Hepplewhite Furniture Noted For Grace and Style
Fragmented text hints at discussion of Hepplewhite furniture and its elegance. Mentions include references to grace, taste, and design notes, with scattered names and phrases that suggest a period or stylistic analysis without clear events or dates.
Old King Winter Talks In Two Different Languages
Fragmentary OCR notes describe winter themes with scattered phrases about cold, areas around Laing to Ste. grobms, and mentions of surrounding hash and reaction to the cold. The legibility is poor but hints at a bilingual or multilingual reference to winter.
Rights of neutrals at sea and naval arms debate
A conference calls for protecting neutrals at sea to restrain arms races driven by commerce interests. Sen Borah argues discarding a time clause would blunt disarmament goals and avoid costly warship construction likely to be scrapped later. Salvation Army legal battle opens in English court over leadership, with affidavits challenging the council and commander selection.
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Sen . Borah
London
High Court of Chancery
Bramwell South
High Council of the Salvation al
Bish Council
Mrs Wilson Found Guilty of Second Degree Assault
New York January 4 Mrs Esther Wilson convicted in General Sessions Court of second degree assault for shooting her husband Darett Wilson The jury deliberated about one hour and seven minutes Wilson was committed to Jefferson Market Women’s Prison for sentence next Tuesday The defendant testified the shooting was not intentional The case involved past injuries to the husband and a claim of accidental shooting by the defense The review notes potential clemency options and the maximum penalties available.
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Eli Booth
New York
Esther Ug Wilson
Asgree
Darette Wilson
Politian
Tae
General Sessions
Charles G. Nott, Jr
Wilson
Jefferson Market Women's Prison
Wisen
Fifth Avenues
Porta
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Buffalo
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the Modern Lighting Co
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