Hearts in a Private War of Vengeance and Love
Judith dupes, Rose confronts a villainous feud as Trine, a ravaged nobleman, schemes to control inheritance. Judith is forced toward mercy while Rose defies manipulation and Alan Law's fate hangs in the balance. Judith pleads, Rose challenges the plot, and a harsh family quarrel ends with captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iearts
Emy Senev
Trine
Judith
Alan Aw
Ham Trine
Atlan
Rone
A Sporting Offer in New York Confronts Alan Law
Alan Law travels to the Monolith in New York and plans to rescue Rose Trine with Digby’s help. They discuss using Barcus’s influence to secure aid and frame a plan to marry before the ship sails, while a mysterious pursuer watches from a distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Law
Grand Central
Arthur Lawrence
Law
Digby
Metropolitan
New York
Trine
Alan
Maine
Barcus
Portland
New Bedford
George Blaine
New
Bedford Jail
Night Assault on Riverside Watchtower Ends in Standoff
At one in the morning Alan nears his foe’s house on Riverside Drive and confronts a vigilant night watch. He battles an assassin on a girder, disarms him, and leaves the foe dangling by a single grip as dawn nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Rose
Judith
Providence
White Star Line
Digby
Jersey
Riverside Drive
Trine Residence
Guardian
Chance
Changeling's Elopement Confronts Fatal Conspiracy
Judith refuses to let Rose poison herself and plans to flee with Alan Law. She gambles with fate using a trey of hearts, but a last‑minute escape avoids tragedy as they leave the scene by a hook and chain transport to a waiting limousine and ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Judith
Alan
Nations seek Pan American naval exclusion plan
South American powers ask the United States to back negotiations to bar belligerent warships from Western Hemisphere waters and protect Pan American trade. Argentina Chile Peru and Uruguay presented proposals to Washington, with Brazil weighing a similar move as conferences unfold in capitals across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
South America
Europe
Americas
Argentine
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Union News
Sal
Appeals to College Men for Red Cross Aid
Washington reports an American Red Cross appeal to university college and school pupils for aid to relieve European suffering. The appeal notes surgeries are performed without anaesthetics due to shortages of gauze bandages and absorbent cotton, risking infection and death from gangrene or tetanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
American Red Cross
Belgians face starvation amid war relief plea
Seven million Belgians are starving on Thanksgiving as war devastation limits bread supplies. Only half of needed food is on hand and the United States has provided less than half of the three thousand tons required daily. The American commission for relief of Belgians urges ten ounces per day per person to prevent deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belgium
United States
American Commission For the Relief of
Rain Checks Forest Fires In Arkansas
Rain began at noon Thursday and continues across Arkansas slowing wildfires in forests and fields. In Ashton southwestern Arkansas three farm houses burned and farmers strive to save fences and buildings by plowing tracks around their farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Ashton
Fatal Grade Crossing Crash Near Nebraska City
George Hilton and his wife from Farragut Iowa were killed instantly near Nebraska City Nebraska while driving to spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Havelock. Their car stalled on the tracks and they could not escape a fast passenger train Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
George Hilton
Farragut
Havelock
Lincoln High Victors Sweep Nebraska Kansas Titles
Lincoln High School under Coach Mulligan claims the football championship sweep with Nebraska and Kansas titles. The team defeated Topeka 41 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day, signaling a dominant season and a rest until next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Mulligan
Nebraska
Kansas
Topeka
Jury Finds Sammons Guilty in Kearney Postoffice Robbery
Walter S. Sammons is found guilty on four counts in a federal trial in Omaha Nebraska for robbing the Kearney postoffice last Christmas night of a $5000 registered mail package. Sentencing delayed. Delbert Smith testified as chief witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammons
Omaha
Neb
Walter S. Sammons
Kearney
Delbert Smith
Postoffice
Two Killed in Pistol Duel Near Jackson Breathitt Co
Lexington report states Bud Strong and Mrs. James McIntosh died in a pistol duel between Strong and Deputy Sheriff James McIntosh near Jackson Breathitt County. McIntosh attempted to arrest Strong, a shootout followed, Strong killed instantly and a stray bullet hit McIntosh's wife in her nearby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Bud Strong
James McIntosh
Strong
McIntosh
Jackson
Breathitt County
Taking Drastic Measures in Vera Cruz Proclamation
General Candido Aguilar, succeeding Frederick Funston as military governor, warned Vera Cruz residents via his chief of police Theodore Frerieres that any disturbance of peace from petty theft to grave crimes such as sacking would be met with execution of the offenders. The proclamation was circulated through the city.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Joseph Vanes
Judith Jarrophat
Ethey
Soun
Neward Waterfront
Girl
Ruth
Billy Fool
Rose Trine
Marrophat
Slater
Lincoln High School
Victors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!