Loire Chateau Romance Ends In Turbulent Elopement
Miss Leigh discovers an elopement plan as Count Despagne pursues Jean and Miss Bernard through a Speeding carriage along the Loire shore road. Aunt Dorinda intervene, a note reveals betrayal, and a tense confrontation unfolds aboard the getaway vehicle amid a chase through town.
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Leigh
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Emory
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Zazzippin
Franceta
Jean
Vale
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Loire
Clarissa Blackie
Primary's Baptism in Des Moines: Senatorship and slate
In Des Moines on June 2 the first trial of the primary law centers on who will be the Republican U S senator to succeed William B. Allison. The contest also affects nominations for a dozen state offices electors for Congress and county township posts. Cummins and Allison camps dispute margins with Cummins claiming 25,000 governor’s majority and Allison camp suggesting about 19,000. Three candidates vie for governor with equal optimism, while three contend for lieutenant governor and three for state railroad commissioner.
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USF Asbocieter
Des “Moines Tai
United States Congress
William. Be. Alison
Congress
Bunty
Cummins
Allison
Allson
SELECTS PROMINENT MEN FOR TOKIO EXPOSITION TEAM
Secretary Root has chosen the United States representatives for the 1912 Tokio exposition. The commissioners general will include B. Loomis former assistant secretary of state Frederick J Skiff director of the Field Museum in Chicago and Francis D Miller noted artist. The commission plans its first work after six formal appointments, expected to be made soon.
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America
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Root
United States
Cig B. Loomis
Frederick J. ¥. Skiff
Field Museum
Chicago
Francis D. Miller
Kaed abe be puntereTs three pince
a fragmentary note reports a predicted trade involving a person named John Calan, identified as a known newspaper writer.
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Tipoa
Thade
John
Calan
Cits
Democratic Leader Jones Dies After Heart Failure
James Kimbrough Jones, longtime Democratic leader and U S senator from Arkansas, died Sunday night after a heart failure. He leaves wife and three children, was 60s, and will be buried in Marshall County as congressional colleagues attend the funeral.
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Jonea Requ
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Lukk
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Sue Jones
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Fire destroys boarding house in West Philadelphia street blaze
A basement fire at Mary Mooney’s boarding house on West Philadelphia Street trapped residents. several burned as survivors crowded upper windows. Miss Mario Bello Traine and Mrs Magretty were among the dead or injured as flames drove people to the roof and into the street.
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New ‘York
Airs
Mary Mooney
West Phirtlethestreet
Srs. Mooney
Mario Bello ‘Traine
Magretty
Critis
Pioneer of Telephony and Public Figures in 1900s News
Two notable deaths are reported. J Willam Hammond Hubbard, 50, linked to the Bell tests, died at Lake Forest after aiding Bell in early telephone experiments. William A. Welch, founder of the Western Newspaper Union, died after apoplexy at his Des Moines Leader home, survived by a widow, four daughters, and a son.
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Jones
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State-Senaté
Congress
United “States
Senate
James D. Malker
Kansas City
Clark
Bia
Bryan
Bala’ Cotton Trust
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Democratic ‘National Committee
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Washington
Chicago
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Lake Forest
J. Willam Hammond
Hubbard
Alexander Graham Bell
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Welch
Western Newspaper Union
Ite Affaire
New York Mortality Rate Drops to 1895 Low
City health board reports the week ending May 30 shows the lowest death rate since 1895 at 15.75 per thousand, down from 16.36 the prior year. There were twelve typhoid deaths, up from five, and 149 heart disease deaths versus 92 last year. overall deaths totaled twelve.
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Associated Press
New-York
Condi
Board of, Health
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
The ad appeals to overworked dress makers and sick women, claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores the feminine system. It cites testimonials from Mrs Ella Griffin and others, promoting relief from female weakness, headaches, and nervous prostration, inviting letters for advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ella Griffin
Park St. Canton
N.Y
Pinkham
Deepara
Cme
Fire rescues and theatre death amid blaze and smoke
A Fremen led rescuers to a burning house as Lieutenant Reilly carried a fainted Mrs Hogeerty to safety from the third floor front. The fire caused about 31,000 in damage before being extinguished. A vaudeville actor Eugene Jep son died of heart disease amid the early alarm and evacuations. In Buffalo the Switgers bakery fire in East Aurora destroyed numerous residences and businesses with Morris Graf badly burned and losses around 75,000.
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Reilly
Alalm
Cleveland
Eugene Jepson
New Yarl
I Vaudevilla
Daniels
Epson
Buffalo
Switgers
Aurora
Morris Graf
Forget American Sailors Monument Speech Sparks Navy Recall
New York June 2 Commander William E Mackay postmaster of Mutherford News naval veteran and Republican candidate for Congress stirred reaction with a platform remark at Hackensack during the unveiling of a cannon tablet praising sailors and soldiers. He criticized neglect of sailors noting only six ports offer cordial welcome meals and rooms while monuments honor soldiers. He welcomed the sailors memorial as fitting alongside the soldier memorial.
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Associated ‘Preass
New York
William E. Mackay
Mutherford News
Congress
Hackensack
United “States
United States
Aix
James Stillman Retires From Amalgamated Copper Board
New York June 2 At the annual meeting of Amalgamated Copper company James Stillman president of National City Bank retired from the directorate. Benjamin B. Thayer John D. Ryan and John Bushnell were elected or reappointed to fill vacancies and continue the board.
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Associated Press
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
James Stillman
National City Bank
Benjamin B. Thayer
John D. Ryan
John Bushnell
Eye Specialist Ad at Main Street Office in With Krumrich-Konrad
Dr Provost offers spectacles and eyeglasses with correct fittings at Office 143 Main St. The ad names Krumrich Konrad Ge Joweiern as associated party.
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Main St
Krumrich-Konrad Ge. Joweiern
Grand Family Medicine and Bitters Promoted in Ads
An old newspaper snippet touts Grand Family Medicine for digestion and liver issues, plus Electric Bitters for vitality, sold by J. Bauman & Co. A man promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble, with user endorsements. Doan's Reguleta is pitched for constipation and stomach tone.
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Houston St
New York
J. Bauman & Co
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
EA. Horn
Main Street
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