Dolly and Mary Entangled in Red Grange Dilemma
Trollop romance continues as Dolly’s past collides with Mary Furnival’s guarded confession. David Bretherton suspects a deception when Montague Fisher confronts the widowed Mary at Red Grange, while Mary faces mounting guilt and a plan to reveal or conceal the truth.
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Dolly
Nigel Bretherton
Nigel
Mary Furnival
Nigel Ta Klifled
Robert Durham
Robert
America
David
Mary
Delly
Red Grange
Durhams
Fisher
Bretherton
Monty Fisher
Ife
David Bretherton
Alury Furnival
Senate action on veto doubtful in bonus bill fight
Washington may 19 the senate will take up the soldiers bonus bill veto with doubt about passage. Senator Reed a Republican from Pennsylvania leads administration forces and calls the veto hopeful. Opponents push to delay, while Green of Ways and Means says the bill fits the fiscal program. If approved, it would become law after house override, which occurred Saturday.
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Washington
Senate
Reet
Pennsylvania
Imargin
Cooke
Ren
Congress
Toth
Green
Ways and Mews Committee
Curtis
Kansas
House
Women gain voice as Antonova case draws crowd in Yaroslavi
In Yaroslavi May Day proceedings crowds of women watched Antonova, an unemployed worker, defend her beating of her three year old daughter. The judge and audience, all women, showed sympathy while cautions about oppression under the czarist regime. She received 16 months in prison. Also report on Japanese brides arriving in San Francisco aboard Shinyo Maru with 51 brides among 445 passengers.
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Dolly
David
Nigel
Red Grange
Miss Varney
London
Yaroslavi
Russia
Trussia
Antonova
Madam Antonova
Ca Rusers
Aig
Ehiren
Pris
Oner
Madan Anonova
San Francisco
Thas
Vendel Herbal Remedy Promises Fast Relief in Maryland Ad
Hagerstown residents laud Vendel as a cure for headaches dizziness and stomach and liver issues. J. Ho Athgicht of Brunswick credits a Hagerstown pharmacist and Vendel Laboratories representative for rapid improvement after four bottles.
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Laval
J. Ho Athgicht
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Prarre
Vendal Laboratories
Vendal
Voendal
Frederick
Pearre
Baltimore
Wal
Mrs. Catherine Smith Dies in Brooklyn at 72
Mrs. Catherine Smith mother of Governor Smith died Sunday at her daughter’s Brooklyn home after a weeks long illness from pneumonia. She was 72 and survived by Governor Smith, a daughter Mrs. John Girnn, twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The Governor was in New Jersey when informed. A recent discovery reports a factory in Bohemla producing highly durable glass.
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New York
Catherine Smith
Smith
Brooklyn
Jom J. Gtrnn
Dutch Reformed Synod opposes prohibition in Capetown
The Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa condemns prohibition as a method to curb drunkenness. It states wine is a gift from God and scriptures permit abstinence but not prohibition. Professor Kuyper, attending as a delegate, linked the movement to heathen origins and agnostic opponents.
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Capetown
S.A
Dutch Reformed Church of
San Cura Ointment Claims Cure for Long‑Standing Sore
A Rochester woman writes of curing a two‑year palm sore after trying many preparations and prescriptions. She praises Sun Cura Ointment and notes it also treats piles eczema boils ulcers chilblains and chapped hands or face. Availability at Williamson's Pharmacy.
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Waite
Ely St
Rochester
Williamson’s Pharmacy
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Henry
Everett True
MR. Trug
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Bohewla
Valley Forge
C. N. Bair
Hagerstown, Md
Dutch Reformed of Africa
ETNA
Count Street
Gaga
Carl Leatherman
East Myersville
Braddock
Middletown
Luella M. Hesson
W. Pat
St. Frederick
Mada
Adam Scheldt Brewing Co
Norriatown, Pa
Okes
Jas. E. Doll
Jeweler
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South Market
St. Frederick, Md
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Everedy Company
PBRR
China
RRR
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