The Debut of Stingaree at Mrs Clarkson’s Ranch
A scene on an Australian Mulfera station introduces Stingaree as a pistol bearing intruder who forces Mrs Clarkson to sing and draws the attention of Sir Julian Crum. The narrative shifts to a station visit by Bishop Methuen and his chaplain, highlighting local banter and tensions.
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Hilda
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Rest Room project grows with funds for new city facility
In Sandusky Colorado on November 25 the rest room idea started by philanthropic women has expanded. A one‑day 10 cent paper sale raised about $700 to finance a second building in the downtown area before the lease on the current room ends next April. The new facility will offer information, lodging options for women, a public bathroom, and a self‑serve lunch program now serving three meals daily.
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Erie County
C. D. Peck
Rest Room Association
Poonee Creek
Smart
Guy It
Chaucer
Carmichael
Milehael
Syed
Janis
Romo Ates
End of the Historic Nipsic Washington Navy Frigate Sale
Government to sell the frigate Nipsic recalls the 1889 Samoan hurricane. In Apia Bay the vessel survived a storm that claimed eleven ships, marking a notable chapter in its history.
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Rear Admiral Mason Retires After Distinguished Service
Rear Admiral Newton E. Mason retires from the Navy after long service as an ordnance expert and former member of the general board. He was promoted for Spanish American War service and had served as executive officer of the Brooklyn under Admiral Schley. a Pennsylvania native.
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Study of Cranks Seeks Government Laboratory Study
Washington November 27. Criminologist Arthur MacDonald advocated congress establish a government laboratory to study cranks and other abnormal individuals. His plan aims to psychology and sociology study dangerous cranks who approach public figures to obtain data that could prevent assassinations.
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Congress
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Arthur MacDonald
Government Laboratory
Bureau
MacDonald
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