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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
3
A long excerpt from a 1914 novelization details Alan Trine and Rose fleeing after a tangled web of hatred, love, and danger. Judith schemes while Alan reassures Rose during a tense taxi ride and preparations for a marriage to escape danger, with distinct characters and a dramatic private coup.
Alan races against Marrophat on the ferry approach and eludes pursuit by smashing through danger to reach Rose. A fire and fistfight erupt in a tenement as Alan climbs a warehouse rope to rescue Rose from engulfing flames and escape into the night.
James McKinnon of Hartline and Alberta ranches traveled from his remote holdings to Spokane after reading reports of his death. A misidentified body was buried as him, but he survived and learned of the funeral via a Spokane paper. He traveled in a blizzard, endured weeks of illness, then confirmed his own identity at Lodwick funeral rooms.
A fragment shows the Reverend Wright guiding Alan while Reed Paking- the dazed young man holds his hand. The scene hints at guidance after a troubled childhood.
An essay-length critique labels the modern speed obsessed man a negative dandy. It mocks slovenly fashion, unclear initials, and a life focused on motion over style. The London Times quote describes the figure as a gray torpedo with a soft hat, prioritizing expense over elegance.
The Moors in Morocco claim a married man is blessed in this life and Paradise after death. A grown man who dies a bachelor, they say, will not find Paradise but will rise again with the devil.
Fragmentary text hints at fashion editor exploring new trends and tailoring details. Mentions darts basques piping and speculative research by editors. No clear event or named entities identified.
In Hanover New Jersey a hawk attacked a henhouse at Robert Nixon’s farm by the Whippany river. A game cock Blair fought the hawk while Teddy the Irish terrier intervened and seized the bird by the throat, killing the hawk which spanned four feet four inches with wings.
Netcong New Jersey resident Mrs. Clemens Oxander fired through a door after a joking threat when Archie McMickle appeared and raised his hands. The shot struck his face and was removed by Dr. Clence Plume. Oxander, shaken, claimed she did not know the gun was loaded and was ill from shock.
A funeral service was held for a monkey owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. B. Humphreys of Riverside Drive. The body was placed in a casket and transported by automobile to Summit, New Jersey, for burial near Morris Avenue. Carnations and roses adorned the grave as a hearse stood by, the marker yet uninscribed.
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