Farquhar's Jealousy Sparks Double Life in Adrien Affair
In a tumult of passion and deceit Sylvia Omney, her lover Richard Farquhar, and Captain Arnaud collide amid forbidden liaisons. Farquhar joins the Foreign Legion to shield Sylvia while Gabrielle Smith helps him narrowly escape death as Arnaud’s jealousy boils over.
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Sylvia Omney
Richard Farquhar
Captain Arnaud
The
Foreign Legion
Gabrielle
Farquhar
Arnaud
Sylvia
Richard Nameless
Mme
Colonel Destinn
Corporal Goetz
Destinn confronts Madame Arnaud in desert mosque scene
Colonel Destinn strides through Sidi bel Abbes to meet Madame Arnaud and press her about her supposed faithfulness. He exposes her deception, warns her to stay still, and asserts his power over her and their past.
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Colonel Destinn
Sidibel- Abbes
Legion
Madame Arnaud
Captain Arnaud
Sylvia Faces Temptation and Moral Trial
A dramatic tale centers on Sylvia as Colonel Destinn tempts her and tests her resolve. Readers watch whether she resists the scorched soul’s pull or falters into a moral abyss.
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Sylvia
Colonel Destinn
Watch saves man during bull attack on farm
John F. Beck of New Providence credits a worn watch with saving his life when a bull attacked while he drove cows into a stable. The horn became embedded in the timepiece and a farmhand drove the bull away, the watch acting as a shield.
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John F. Beck
New Providence
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pineapple Industry Big in Hawaii for 1915
Hawaiian pineapple production is expected to reach about 2,500,000 cases of canned product in 1915. Canneries once discarded cores parings and trimmings but now convert refuse into mash for juice and cube cores for glace fruit, ensuring no part of the pineapple is wasted.
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Hawaiian Islands
Walker Leaves Work After Sudden Illness Incident
Witnesses describe Tye leaving Walker and a car incident that left him bedridden with a severe bilious attack and heavy bruising recorded as an automotive collision aftermath.
Married women praise their husbands for good judgment
A compact observation notes that every married woman speaks of thanking her husband for possessing good judgment at least once in life.
Imitation Charms a Persistent Jackass Judge
A playful note compares a political figure to an animal judge, arguing imitation is flattery and highlighting the public persona's persistence and satire in the period's discourse.
New Rescue Shears and Market Notes From Mexico
The report notes new fingerless shears designed for rapid release in mine rescues. A US engineer patents a portable rescue apparatus for damaged hoists. Observations confirm male elephants possess tusks. Mexico’s market reopening could boost auto and delivery vehicle trade after four years since elimination. About 24,500 of 78,500 Bell System employees eligible to become AT&T stockholders purchase stock.
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United States
Asia
Mexico
Bell Telephone System
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Monkeys Defend Home as Burglars Flee in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis, burglars fleeing a break‑in at L. G. Graves home battled a large pet monkey in the basement. The animal, wounded and exhausted, forced the attackers to retreat, leaving a damaged window and signs of a scuffle. Graves kept the monkey as a guard after the incident.
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Minneapolis
Minn
L. G. Graves
Aldrich Avenue
Graves
White Flag Announces Boy in Brazil Ind
Walter Withers a United States mail clerk on a Vandalia line train in Brazil Indiana announced a boy birth after seeing a white flag hung by nurses. He sent a telegram of congratulations to his wife.
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Brazil
Ind
Walter Withers
United States Mail
Withers
Negro goes mad on liner Philadelphia in Atlantic scare
Mortimer G. Gibson, a Washington, D. C. resident nicknamed the giant negro, went berserk two days from Liverpool aboard the Philadelphia. He backed against a cabin passage, brandished a razor for fifteen minutes, and held crew at bay before being overpowered and strapped in a straitjacket. He died the next day and was buried at sea.
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New York
Mortimer G. Gibson
Washington, D. C
England
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Bea
Policeman Campion in Strange Goats and Stink Bomb Incident
Chicago police officer Patrick Campion disobeyed orders at Fillmore street station When ordered to remove and bury a stink bomb he opened it and spilled two drops on his uniform A goat nearby coughed and fled toward a glue factory as the scene unfolded with inquiries begun into the episode
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Sylvia
Chicago
Patrick Campion
Fillmore Street
Pat
Hog With Six Legs On Row Land Ranch
Workmen on the Row land ranch employed by L A Meredith found a sow with six legs while driving hogs from a pen. The two extra forelegs are inside the regular forelegs and are smaller but perfectly formed and used in walking.
Dynamite Football Shocks Tenants of 10 Prince Street
Tenants at 10 Prince Street endured days of a dynamite like object rolled through hallways until a laborer identified the explosive as a football shaped device.
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New York
Prince Street
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