Jealousy and a secret vow end Katherine and Kenneth
Katherine and Kenneth Hadley confront jealousy and personal freedom in a tension filled tale. Katherine renounces love to preserve individuality but longs for him. After months apart she confesses concealed truths and vows, only to reunite at a dock as he prepares to sail away.
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Katherine
Kenneth Wadley
Katherne
Kenneth
Kenneth Tadley
Mildred
Ana Wel
Mr. Hadiey
Katherine Felix
Mr. Hadley
adley
Kathe
Wadley
Charles Truas
avery
Truax
Hadley
rei
Charles Truax
Tle
America
Kashgaria a Distant Land of Deserts and Passes
Blackwood's Magazine describes Kashgaria as a remote Chinese territory reachable only after months of travel. The article notes a 350000 square mile area with only about one percent cultivated, leaving ninety nine hundredths as desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashgaria
Peking
India
central Asia
Why He Waited Bishop Story From Melton Mowbray
The bishop of Sodoer arrives by train in Melton Mowbray to a waiting brougham. The coachman delays departure, claiming he was told to wait for the Bishop of Sedor and Man. The bishop asks why, and the driver explains he is waiting for the bishop's man.
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Sodoer
Melton Mowbray
Philadelphia Inquirer
brougham
Sedor
Man
Miserliness and Death The Hoarder’s Hidden Cash Tale
An undertaker questions frugal living that hoards money for heirs. He recalls an elderly Lewiston woman who saved $5,000 but died poor. Her heir spent lavishly on funerals, drivers, and a monument, then dissipated the rest within six months. The tale illustrates waste of wealth after death.
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middle Atlantic
Lewiston Journal
Home Grown Motors and the Texan Colonel Exchange
A brief dialogue from Youth's Companion features a Texan colonel praised by a book agent who believes the colonel’s boys need an encyclopedic education. The colonel counters that the boys are fine and ride mules, not needing more books or “exclopedia.”
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Texas
ranger
imine
Grape Decor on Windows Alarms Second Avenue Passengers
Passengers on the Second Avenue elevated observe streamers of grape tied to storefront windows that open on fire escapes along the line. Residents worry the display may not clearly indicate which family has suffered, so crepe hangs in windows to point out affected rooms near the flats.
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New York Press
Woman Cured of Lockjaw After Antitoxin Treatment
In New York on September 17 a Williamsburg Brooklyn case of virulent tetanus from a rusty nail wound was cured by daily antitoxin injections. Mrs Annette Koesting, once in the first stages, was deemed hopeless but improved after a month of treatment and was discharged from the hospital.
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New York
Williamsburg hospital
Brooklyn
Annette Koesting
Williamsburg
evertheless
Henderson
vhouse
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
Results from yesterday show American League action with New York 3 Athletics 2 and Washington taking two from Boston 3 2 in game one and 6 0 in game two. Cleveland beat St Louis 4 2 in game one while St Louis won 8 2 in game two in a 10 inning darknessed tie. In the National League Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 5 3 in game one and 2 0 in seven innings. Boston beat New York 3 1 in game one and 3 2 in game two. Pittsburg won 4 2 over St Louis in game one and St Louis 5 1 over Pittsburg in game two in seven innings. Cincinnati Chicago were not scheduled.
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New York
Athletics
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicnago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
German Oarsman Defeated on Potomac
Clarence D L Devis of the Potomac Boat club won the single semifinal over Waldemar Sand of the Royal Berlin Ryder club by ten lengths on a mile course. Sand veered out of his lane and lost at least six lengths. Davis clocked a time of 5.55.
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Washington
Potomac
Clarence DL. Devis
Potomac Boat club
Waldemar Sand
Royal Berlin Ryder club
Germany
Sands
Sand
Davis
Child Shot Playing Hold Up in Accident
Washington Sept 17 A 6 year old boy John B Horton accidentally shot and killed 5 year old friend Robert L Donaldson while playing hold up with a revolver. The tragedy occurred during their game and authorities investigated the incident.
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Washington
John B. Horton
Robert L. Donaldson
Italian Marquis Del Valle Cerrato Dies by Own Action
Madrid dated dispatch reports Marquis del Valle-Cerrato, a Carlist general and aide to the pretender Don Carla, took his own life. The motive remains unknown. In Moundsville West Virginia two young boys, Elmer Thompson aged 3 and Stanley Howard aged 5, died after starting a hay fire in a stable.
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Madrid
Marquis del Valle-Cerrato
Don Carla
Moundsville
W. Va
Elmer Thompson
Stanley Howard
Whisky price record and multiple tragic deaths reported
The Cincinnati whisky price reached a record $1.84. In Montreal FHveuri Pilon died from a pitched ball strike. A 10 year old, Peter Bureer, was accidentally killed by friend Ferman Wehle, 15. In New York a judge, Terry M. Richardson, was found dead in a Montgomery hotel after chloroform use to ease a headache.
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Cincinnati
Montreal
Canada
FHveuri Pilon
Peter Bureer
Ferman Wehle
New York
Terry M. Richardson
Montgomery
Ala
Two Drown In River Trip After Boat Capsizes
Miss Ada Smith age 19 and George Denver 23 drown when a 12 foot duck boat capsized in the Delaware river off Billingsport New Jersey. Mrs Ray Springer and her two children were saved as they struggled on the overturned craft. Denver disappeared. Miss Smith entangled in a bow line under the boat. Six workmen drown crossing the Allegheny river near Aspinwall while crossing a barge that sank. Boston judge dismisses move to compel Henry H Rogers to attend court after a stroke left him unable to transact business.
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Philadelphia
Ada Smith
George Denver
Westville
N. J
Ray Springer
Billingsport
Delaware river
Pittsburg
Allegheny river
Dravo Contracting company
United States
Aspinwall
Frank Herman
H. H. Rogers
Boston
Henry H. Rogers
C. M. Raymond
Somerville
Optimistic View of Business Outlook by E H Gary
E H Gary chairman of United States Steel described an upbeat business outlook in an interview. He predicted a quickening of activity after a $7.6 billion crops sale, contingent on favorable weather, and said the public will gain a rare chance to buy solid securities within ten years, enabling firms to raise funds for renewals and expansions.
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New York
E. H. Gary
United States Steel corporation
Miners in Croweberg Slayings Leave Two Dead
Mine bosses Charles Gardner and his sister Mrs George Rexford were targeted by Italian miners as they rode home from Crowe berg in northern Crowe county. Gardner fired back, killing two Italians. two others were fatally wounded. The assault arose from a longstanding grudge against the mine boss.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Croweberg
Charles Gardner
George Rexford
Gardner
Major McCoy Injured in Runaway at Fort McPherson
Major Frank B. McCoy commander of the third battalion of the 17th United States Infantry at Fort McPherson was thrown from a buggy during a runaway in West End and was seriously cut and bruised. It is feared he may also be internally injured.
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McCoy
Atlanta
Frank B. McCoy
17th United States infantry
Fort McPherson
West End
Evangelist Felix Lawrence Dies in Louisville
Evangelist Felix Lawrence of Nashville collapsed and died of heart disease after delivering a sermon at the Hope Rescue Mission in Louisville. Lawrence, once a dissipated wanderer, converted seven years ago at the same mission and became an instrument for uplifting others.
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Louisville
Felix Lawrence
Nashville
Hope Rescue Mission
Jilted Tailor Confined After Outburst in Worcester
Averlea B. Vaggian a 28 year old tailor is jailed in Worcester city lockup after a distraught episode following a jilting. He was found in front of his home hurling stones at women and children and shouting curses about unfaithful American girls.
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Worcester
Mass
Averlea
Vaggian
Bees At Every Door Create A Honey Filled Age
A dispatch describes imported Caucasian bees now common on front porches. They bring two supplies of honey and a calm, industrious temperament. The bees’ sting is rare, reserved for emergencies, while a Latin American stingless bee proves unproductive unless influenced by fleeting industry.
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départment of agriculture
Washington
St. Louis Republic
Beaver Joe Beavers Dam Overflow Feat At Bronx Zoo
A Bronx Zoo beaver named Big Brown Joe built a dam overflow by blocking a drainage pipe with wood and rocks. Keepers report the 60 pound beaver studied the setup, repeated the act, and even moved a missing shovel to deter interference. Nearby, Elwood, Missouri faces Missouri River erosion threatening the town and calls for federal action.
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Bronx
zoological gardens
New York
beaver dain
dain
Big Brown
Joe
Toe
New York Times
Scotsmen in kilts in Edinburgh mention and mystery
A fragmented account from London of Edinburgh scenes, noting a Scotsman in a kilt, a tall tale of a highland chieftain, and a gillie named Donald in Pertheatre. The writer sketches conversation, silence, and a striking outburst about Jamaica as part of a broader cultural vignette. The piece reflects avant‑garde travel writing and local color from a London author in Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh
London
gillie
Donald
Pertheatre
Jamiaica
Intohia
Insects Gone Birds Starve Probe by Agriculture Dept
Report from Bellingham Washington describes crows swarming farms amid vanished insect life. Farmers report pests devouring grain and corn while scientists consider insect migration or disease. Agriculture officials sent experts to investigate the mystery and confirm the disappearance of caterpillars and butterflies across forests.
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Department of Agriculture
Bellingham
Wash
Belingham
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
James Wilson
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EDNA WALLACE HOPPER
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De Wolf Hopper
Uneeda Biscuit
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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BEAVER
Elwood
St. Joseph
Mo.s
Kansas City Journal
Sioux City
Elsood
Missouri river
war department
Elwomi
Taktrary
Taft
Kansas
speedy rele
Alps
sakefoit
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