Detective Intrigues Shadow Irene Atherton In Macabre Plot
Irene Atherton navigates a tense visit from detective Dunn while her fiancé Arthur Mayberry considers threats to her father. Gripp pressures Irene with a warned parcel as Martha Cole exposes Gripp's manipulation of Bob Walters. Police plan swift follow up on Gripp and Allegheny connections.
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Mr. Atherton
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Dunn
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Mayberry
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Mr. Mayberry
Jack Jones
Martha Cole
Gripp
Cole
Bob
Allegheny
Number Street
Tye
Knox
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Walters
Ferry Street
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Famous Celestial Liu Kun Yi and Yangtse Viceroys
The New York Times profiles Liu Kun Yi and Chang Chi Tung as dominant rulers of the Yangtse valley, noting Liu's 20 000 strong army and Nanking flotilla. It recounts his rise from 1861, viceroycies from 1875 to 1879, later Woo Chang, and 1889 exchange with Chang. It emphasizes their pro foreign stance and decisive role in suppressing the Boxer outbreak.
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New York Times
Women Take Positions In Arts And Professions
A survey notes progress of women into sculpture administration and violin making led by Janet Scudder Evelyn Longman and Julia Bracken. It cites reform in customs inspection women stenographers and teachers as well as Anthony Col Mar. It mentions Nettie Petersons field tour and Helen Grenfells report on teacher shortages and other shifts in women roles.
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Evelyn B. Longman
New York
Julia Bracken
Chicago
Ach
Luxembourg
Paris
Miss Bracken
Custom House
Manhattan
Collier’s Weekly
Dropping Mouthpiece for Bottles
A medical device shown in the illustration uses a glass tube with a contracted outlet and a central glass ball to seal the bottle and prevent evaporation. A rubber sleeve fits over the rear to ensure a tight seal for different bottle sizes. An air vent in the tube relieves vacuum, enabling a controlled single drop flow and preventing overflow if the bottle is tipped.
The Idle and the Sporting Rich in Society
The article contrasts Newport and Saratoga as symbols of idle wealth and restless riches. It argues the idle rich and the sporting class are incidental to the era, largely inconsequential, and segregated from broader society. It praises the rest of the nation enjoying healthier, productive life away from extravagant gambling and social excess.
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Saratoga
Newport
Miss Carey Exalted to Chair of Musical History
Miss Josephine Carey of Duluth Minnesota has assumed the chair of musical history in the English department at Sterns Conservatory of Music in Berlin. She traveled to Germany last fall and enrolled as a student for two years. Her interest in musical history led the director to appoint her to the chair unexpectedly.
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Duluth
Minn
Sterns Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Miss Carey
Germany
Sterns Conservatory
A Married Man's Musings on Womanly Folly
A satirical riff on marital life and female habits. The piece jokes about naming a baby, sleeptalking husbands, and fashion in sleeves and purse strings. The fragment ends with an estimated cost of a jocose remark, attributed to the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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Pittsburg
Gladstone's Daughter Resemblance Draws Public Eye
Miss Helen Gladstone, fourth daughter of William Ewart Gladstone, is noted for a strong likeness to Mrs Bramwell Booth. Now in philanthropy among university settlements she is 58, having shifted from a long career in education to aiding the poor. She managed her father's affairs in his old age and oversaw the family correspondence after his death.
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Helen Gladstone
England
Bramwell Booth
Gladgone
Woman for Field Examiner Sparks New Appointment
The Civil Service Commission has long sent male examiners to distant cities for candidate tests. The appointment of Mr Soulke, a leading figure in the women’s rights movement, to the commission raised hopes among the office’s young women.
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Civil Service Commission
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United States
Hints and customs for weddings and tours through time
A miscellany describes wedding etiquette including gratitude for gifts, equal groomsmen and bridesmaids, and who bears costs. It covers bridal attire and presents, then shifts to a survey of 19th century curiosities: insects on sugar cane, Hell Gate explosions dates, Swiss language shifts, Chinese operators in San Francisco, and various global facts.
Merits of To-Day's Dress and Its Fine Art
The article notes dress fashion has reached perfection in cuts and fabric with simple graceful lines. It emphasizes comfort hygiene and artistic restraint in contemporary attire while urging readers to patronize advertisers.
Fragmentary Note Mentions Agents And Pneumonia Report
Fragmented text references a woman and a gang plus possible government notice. It mentions an agent and Canada or Michigan context, with a brief line about Prof. Vizzv'u diagnosing pneumonia and a money reference tied to PUTNAM.
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Canada
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