Samuel Hopkins Adams A Star Author in Matrimonial Tales
Samuel Hopkins Adams, born in New York, traced to signers of the Declaration, began writing in college and joined journalism on Park Row. He spent a decade at the New York Sun and contributed to The Clarion and Buc-Connell. His Indissoluble Bond for the Star Author Series showcases his delicate, romantic style.
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Samuel Hopkins Adams
New York
State
Park Row
Ithb Wew
York Sun
Star Author
Mary Stewart Cutting, JR
Deserted Village Wedding Echoes from the Past
In a tumultuous church scene a best man recalls the aborted wedding as Eleanor Jermyn resists Chester Lipscomb. Calvin Sennett returns from South America or Brazil to reveal a lifelong bond with Eleanor, guiding their fated union amid ancestral graves. The couple marries secretly then publicly, trusting an enduring, predestined fate.
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Ghester Lipscomb
Eleanor Jermyn
Hester
Eleanor
Vix
J'll
Chester
Norrie
Norrie Jermyn
Ileanor Jermyn
Chester Lipscomb
Japan
Jugo
Slavia
Jermyns
The
Pioneers
Calvin Sennett
South America
Wilds
Scatcherdsville
Vickert
New York
Mark Jermyn
Mark
Robert Sennett
Jermyn
Eleaper
Samuel Jermyn
Shimuel’ Jermyn
Sotales
Sennetts
Brazil
Iit
Heaven
Patagonia
Year Without Summer Forecast By Browne
Washington details a predicted return of severe winters and cold waves across the United States based on sun radiation and ocean temperatures. Meteorologist Herbert J. Browne forecasts a two year period of unusual cold with potential crop damage, referencing past events and other European scientists.
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Washington
United States
Herbert J. Browne
Grean
Onerthers Hearther
National University
Upsala
Scandinavia
Gans
Sernauddé
Ae -Pennsylvania
Browne
One-Armed Pianist Paul Wittgenstein Gains Attention
Berlin music lovers admire left hand technique of Austrian pianist Paul Wittgenstein who lost his right arm in the war. Richard Strauss prepared a concerto for him as audiences note his performance and skill in recital.
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Berlin
Paul Wittgenstein
Richard Strauss
Milwaukee Couple Fined for Public Kiss Outside Car
Milwaukee couple Allend Schultz and his wife Dorothy were fined five dollars and costs for kissing outside a parked automobile. Schultz claimed he would kiss his wife where he pleased, but the trolleyman and judge held a different view and imposed the penalty.
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Milwaukee
Allend Schultz
Dorothy
Schultz
Haintameéd
Trolman
Restored Lands Return to Indian Boy in Oklahoma Case
Washington reports a Federal Circuit Court of Appeals reversal in the Eighth District, restoring 80 acres of land to Miller Tiger, a restricted Creek Indian boy of Hiulaula Oklahoma. The court voided transfers to his aunt Rosannah Brown and others after a 1921 deed she arranged. Royalties of 7,000 and 107,000 accrued before reversal.
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Washington
Hiulaula
Okla
Federal Circuit
Court of Appeals
Okluskee ‘County
Oklahoma
Miller Tiger
Rosannah Brown
Broton
C.R. King
J.’ B. Whiteaton
Inedian
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Indian’ Affairs
District Court of Oklahoma
Eighth District Circuit
Corpeals
Marriage of Minors in Wales and England Sparks Reform Debate
A survey linked to a new consent law shows 95,000 minors wed in Wales and England. Fifteen year old English girls marry widowers with young children. seventeen year old boys wed widows with juvenile offspring. The data indicate one in thirty girls aged 15 to 20 marries and one in forty boys of the same age group.
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Wales
England
London
Minora
Epelana
Bedside hero saves child at harbor
In Portsmouth England Joseph Birch, while in bed, heard a woman cry that her child was in the harbor. He leaped from bed, dove into the water, and pulled the eighteen month old from the harbor before collapsing. The boy died before a doctor could reach him.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Joseph Birch
Birch
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United Feat
Pioneers' Club
Thomas
Calvin
Brooklynvandie
Prince of Wales
Troy
U. S
Congo
Central Africa
Homeric
Benjamin ‘Burbird
Jacksonville
Kiva
Stanley
Mr. Burbird
Valuiy
Countess Volpi
Ohio
Canton
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer
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