Latham's Silent Fury and a Fatal Highland Confrontation
John Latham, a brilliant barrister, quarrels with Tom Sinclair over Margaret Bruce. A violent scuffle by a Scottish loch leaves Sinclair dead and Latham shielded by self control. Years later Latham thrives politically, but the tragedy shadows his triumphs and personal life.
Latham Faces Crime Winded by a Fatal Blow
In a dim room Latham weighs his fate after a quarrel with Sinclair leaves him to face possible murder charges. Dr. MacLeod delivers the grim verdict on Sinclair’s skull fracture as Latham, pale and resolute, contemplates the scene of the accident and a moonlit night for investigators.
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Sinclair
Tom
Latham
Margaret Bruce
Ivo
Fern
Macleod
Ardmuir
Bruce
MacDougall
Pennygewan Lodge
John Latham
Dr. Macleod
Christmas Morning Reunion in the Highlands
John Latham, grieving for his lost love, travels a Scottish winter landscape to a fir grove where he unexpectedly meets Margaret. She reveals she never loved Sinclair and has always loved him, restoring hope as frost and dawn glow around them. The moment marks a new life for both after tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Latham
Margaret
John Latham
Tom Sincisir
Becgar
Tom
Robert Bruce
Craverard
Bruce
Ardmuir
Orever
Pennigowan Lodge
Gowan
Malcolm
Ben Arie
Highland
Scotland
Pennygowan Lodge
Tom Sinclair
Buorell
Sinclair Ron
John
Chambers
Substitute for Cummings Resolution on Hebrew Persecution
Washington February 6 The House Foreign Affairs Committee reported a substitute resolution condemning the suffering of Hebrews in Russia. It praises Russia for freeing serfs and defending Christians, and urges His Imperial Majesty to curb severe actions against Jews and to show humane policy.
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Cummings
Washineton
Hitt
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
New York
Russia
House of Representatives
United States
Wichita Live Stock Association Formed by Alliance Men
Kansas farmers organize a Wichita Live Stock Association in Wichita on February 6 with a capital stock of 100000 dollars. Directors are elected and shares offered at five dollars each. No stockholder may own more than twenty shares or have more than one vote. Offices will be at Union Stock Yards and control shipments by Alliance men.
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Wichita
Kan
Alliance
Wichita Live Stock Association
Union Stock Yards
Y Alliance
Emil G Stucky
Drugeist
TiMland
Wyylie and
Fultonst
Pitts
Retiring Governor Thayer Addresses Nebraska Legislature
The long delayed message from Governor John M. Thayer was read to a joint Senate and House session at 2 pm. He urges Congress to disarm Indians and reform their management to enable civilized farming, and recommends a $200,000 appropriation for western state drought victims. The piece ends with a stray ad fragment about Love's labor lost and a cough remedy.
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SixcoLs
New
John M. Thayer
Senate
House
Congress
Revival services draw large crowds in Western Pennsylvania
A tour through Westmoreland county highlights Unity Church near Latrobe as the oldest Presbyterian congregation in the region, with revival meetings nightly and many churches from Latrobe to Pittsburgh scheduling sermons and gospel meetings this week. Leaders include Guire, De Witt Benham, W. J. Holland, and Rev. Dr. Chamberlain among others.
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Presbyterian
Westmoreland County
Unity Church
Latrobe
Beatty Station
Allegheny Mountains
Republic
Hill Church
Canonsburg
McMillan
Jefferson College
Chartiers Valley
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Church
Leesdale
Mansfield
Colonel Lee
Forbes
Duquesne
Duques
Primary Sunday School Teaching Meeting in Allegheny
Mrs W F Crafts president of the International Primary Union will lead a 12 45 PM session at the YMCA rooms for primary teachers with a practical demonstration for tomorrow’s lesson. A follow up plan will be reported to continue yearly meetings with method illustrations for infant and intermediate pupils. All interested are invited. A district institute for Allegheny schools is set for Friday February 13 at 7 43 PM at First Presbyterian Church Arch Street with Mrs Welbur F Crafts and Rev C S McClelland as speakers.
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First Christian Cannon
Mansfield Valley
O. H. Philips
Morgan Morgans
Noeth Avexuer
M. E. Cource
T. J. Leak
Christ
United Presbyterian
Major Whittle
U.P
Dr. McGill
Frmnst Congregational Church
Franklin
Manhattan
Rev
W. Jorkle
Humanity
Fourth U. P
Montgomery Avenue
Arch Street
Wilbur F. Crafts
Bellevave Presbyterian Church
G. A. B. Robinson
Emsworth
W. F. Crafts
International Primary Union
C.S. McClelland
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Ittsburg
McAll Mission Address by Dr L T Chamberlain
Reverend Dr. L T Chamberlain of Brooklyn will preach at Second Presbyterian Pennavente and Bellefield Presbyterian and speak Monday at 3 PM at the YMCA Chapel in support of the McAll Mission. The Pittsburg Allegheny Auxiliary reports three years of aid and funding for Sallesio Paris religious instruction. Mrs B H Jeffers of Sewickley heads the local auxiliary.
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Bellfield Presbyterian Church
W. J. Holland
D. D
Dr. Chamberlain
Brooklyn
McCall
Paris
L. T. Chamberlain
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennavente
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
McAll
Pittsburg and Allegheny
Two Salles Io
Sunday Church Services in Pittsburg Area
A long list of Sunday worship times and pastors across Pittsburg churches. Denominational services include Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Reformed, and U P churches with morning and evening hours ranging from 10:30 A M to 7:30 P M. Several venues feature sermons on topics like faith, worship, and spiritual progress, with Sunday school scheduled in some locations.
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Central Christian Courch
Pittsburg
Corner Pride
Colwell Streets
H. W
U.P
West End
R. J. Coster
Fresscu
First Presbyterian Church
Purves
Woodstreet
St. Peter’s
P. E
Liberty Street
Iwa A. M
Grant Street
Edmund Belfour
Futon Street
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Herron Avenue
McClelland
Catastrophe at Mam Tooth Mine Sparks Safety Debate
An explosion at Mam Tooth mine is cited as the worst disaster in mining, with calls for stricter safety measures and use of lamps. The piece then shifts to medical advice on catarrh, featuring Drs Copeland and Blair and a patient testimonial from William McDonouc of Soho, describing improvement after treatment.
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Mamtooth
Copeland
Blair
William McDonouc
No. 2
Monttria Street
Soho
City
Maybury Credits Doctor Pair for Curing Longstanding Ills
Thomas Maybury of No 14 Thirty-ninth Street describes chronic catarrhal trouble worsening over a year. He sought care from Drs Copeland and Blair, found their charges reasonable, and reports rapid improvement with symptoms nearly disappearing, leaving him vastly better than before.
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Thomas Maybury
No.14
Thirty-ninth Street
Carnegie Iron Works
Home Treatment by Mail Cures Catarrh Says Satisfied Patients
Prospect Pennsylvania resident W T Henshaw reports relief from catarrh after mail treatment by Doctors Copeland and Blair. Eckhart Mines Illinois resident Henry Rose attests complete cure at home. The doctors at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg advertise mail treatment for catarrh and diseases of the eye ear and throat with hours 9 to 11 and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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W. T. Henshaw
Prospect
Copeland
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
W. OT Copeland
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitteburg
Bette Fee UN
Whittier
Patien
Mito LP
DR. Whittier
Peno Avenue
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