Opal a Serpent Chapter Iv Scene at Hay's Dinner
Paul Beecot attends a lavish dinner at Hay's luxurious flat where Miss Krill, Maud Erill, Aurora Qian and Lord George Sandal mingle. Hay reveals plans to marry Maud for her fortune while Paul learns of Mrs Krill's wary stance toward Miss Norman and hints at deeper pasts surrounding Norman and Krill.
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George Sandal
Aurora Qian
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Miss Qian
Maud Erill
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Sient
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Maud
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Boerot
Kris
Cash
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Corn Husk as Art Aid at National Exposition
National Corn exposition in Chicago will feature husk based art with demonstrations by Mrs. LT. Vernette Morse of the Art Craft Institute. Husk crafts include porch pillows, baskets, and woven decorations. kernels used for bead like portieres will also be shown. Home workers may enter. professionals barred.
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Chicago
Chicago Post
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Shingling a Pastor on His Birthday in Middletown
A Congregational pastor Yue Kev Thomas Livingston of the Nasth c Congregational Church in Middletown was roughhoused by about fifty young church members after prayer meeting. They surprised him at the parsonage with shingles and gave him a playful beating for his birthday, which he endured good naturedly. the stunt ended around midnight as factions of the youth joined in the sport and Livingston remained popular locally.
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Jeske
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Lord George
Tay
Leneth
Sandal
Yue Kev
Thomas Livingston
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Middletown
New York Sun
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Fashion rulings and Parisian fall styles raise gazes
A column raves about fall fashions and Parisian garments with mushroom hats, fluffy feathery adornments, tall capes, and dramatic frogged sacks. It notes the chic, costly look favored by stylish society queens and hints at New York and French influence, urging readers to admire rather than imitate.
Meatless era for Chicago football gains unlikely pace
The Chicago Record-Herald reports University of Chicago coach Stagg and star Leo DeTray endorse a meatless diet for football. Squats by Granger of Michigan plus ongoing vegetarian trials at Midway draw cheer and skepticism as players weigh beet greens against beef in training.
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Granger
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Midway
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de Tray
Chicago
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Fred Speik
Speik
Harold Weldines
Merrisville
Ind
Walter Steffen
Capt de Tray
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Philo
Chimty Metes
Stage
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Japanese Railway Work Cars From Canada Lumber Contract
Two Canadian firms secure Japan orders for 5,000,000 feet of lumber to build 1,000 cars for the railway northward from Dalny through Manchuria.
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Japan
Dalny
Manshuria
Lincoln’s Cabin in Glass Case Bought for Preservation
The famous Lincoln log cabin was purchased by Mrs. Russell Sage for 25 dollars. It will be placed in a glass case to preserve the historic artifact forever.
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President Lincoln
Russell Sage
Battle with Maniac Ship Doctor on Majestic
On the White Star steamship Majestic a stoker locked in the surgery attacked Dr. Riversdale French. The doctor escaped, but Patrick Sheehan was shot by a Third Officer while attempting to lunge at the Third Officer. Sheehan was wounded in the hip and intestines but lives.
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White Star Line
Majestic
Southampton
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Riversdale French
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Stoker
Sheehan
Morris
Soldier Has Two Hearts in Unison and No Trouble
Indianapolis September 26 X rays confirm Ira J Salyards a private in the army has two hearts beating in unison and no trouble from the anomaly His liver and spleen are on the wrong side He enlisted at Terre Haute and was examined at Columbus before his enlistment The army accepted him after tests of long marches and sleep deprivation with no ill effects National Officers P O S of A session at Richmond elected officers including William Williams national president and Fred W Alexander national vice president The Pennsylvania Afro American League endorsed several nominees and praised Penrose Foraker and Knox The mother and daughter Carrie Bengenhoffer 40 and Carrie 11 of Gloucester City were poisoned by cocaine and taken to St Marys hospital Paterson Mayor John Johnson died from peritonitis after health decline blamed on political criticism
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the Patriotic Order Sons of America
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Louis F. Steel
O. B. Wetherhold
D. E. Rupley
Conn
James W. Allison
District of Columbia
Newton T. Grubb
Del
P. N. K. Schwenk
M. D. Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Carrie Bengenhoffer
Carrie
Gloucester City
Front
Richmond
St. Mary's Hospital
Johnson
Paterson
John Johnson
St Joseph's Hospital
Pennsylvania Millers Hold 3rd Annual Convention in Lancaster
The 3rd annual convention of the Pennsylvania Millers' Association convened in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. General Charles E. Furlong of New York died in Portland, Missouri after a long illness from diabetes. Tobe Gaddy confronted a would-be white cap mob at his Bloomington Indiana home armed with a shotgun and killed Jefferson Robinson.
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Charles E. Furlong
New York
Portland
Tobe Gaddy
Bloomington
Ind
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Plotting in Cuba Capitalists Back Revolt Conspiracy
A Cuban revolutionary movement is suspected by authorities in Havana, with shadowing of several suspicious figures under Governor Magoon. The effort is alleged to be backed by New York capitalists. Also, farmers demand higher prices and closer AFL ties, while high schooler Harry Shryock drowns at Lakemont Park and another teen is rescued. Christian Scientists indicted for manslaughter over a death, a Danville judge orders no liquor for a man seeking reform, Miss Virginia Lee wed Lieutenant John C Montgomery in Alexandria, and Italian maneuvers test dogs as scouts with Scottish collies used for reconnaissance.
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Hanava
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Magoon
Altoona
Harry Shryock
Lakemont Park
Joseph Boorman
Shryock
Boorman
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London Globe
Say Corps
Adams County Leads Pennsylvania Apple Belt Growth
Adams county stands at the head of Pennsylvania counties for apple growing and is poised to yield a record crop this year. The fruit belt runs along the South mountains from near Fairfield to York Springs, per the Philadelphia Record.
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Pennsylvania
Adams County
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted Amid Warnings From Nature
An advertisement urges readers to heed nature's warnings about kidney trouble and promote Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy. It features a testimonial by George W. Nally of Baltimore describing relief after four days of treatment, noting dark sediment in urine and back pain. Agents Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo sell the product for 60 cents with Birmingham-like claims and reminders to buy only this brand.
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Frederick Market Prices Quote From Frederick County Partners Exchange
Quotations dated September 26 1907 show grain and feed prices including Wheat No 2 Red 982 No 8 Red 943 Steamer 90 Rejected 800 to 85 Corn Yellow Cob 330 per barrel White Osb 820 per barrel Yellow Shelled 680 per bushel White Shelled 680 per bushel Rye 600 per bushel Oats 600 to 700 per bushel Bay No 1 Timothy 15 00 to 20 00 No 2 Timothy 17 00 to 18 00 No 1 Mixed 17 00 to 18 66 No 2 Mixed 15 00 to 17 00 Clover 15 00 to 16 00 Gay Barley 12 00 to 14 00 per ton Straw rated 6 to 7 00 Oats 7 10 8 00 Bruadle Hia 8 8 to 316 60 Flour Winter Wheat 4 60 to 5 00 per bbl Boxing Wheat 9 50 to 26 00 per bbl Cement 1 25 to 1 00 per 100 lb Buckwheat 3 to 5 1/2 per th Milling Feed 2 700 per ton Daley Feeds 23 00 to 25 00 per ton Corn Seed Boat 32 per ton Potatoes 2 09 to 6 00 per Dashel Sops Timothy 2 35 to 2 50 per bushel The Bucklen salve note cited.
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Waeat
Rys
Timothy
Gay
Nor Batzo
Daley
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