The Wanderer and Anorna on a perilous night
The Wanderer assists Anorna as she confesses love and a plan to flee Israel Kafka. She declares she will die or follow him, and they escape to safety while Kafka pursues. The pair weigh leaving together versus staying and facing danger, with dawns of uncertain outcome.
Anorna in Prague Seclusion Amid Rumors of Birth and Pride
Anorna rests in two simple rooms in Prague, shielded by isolation from rumor. She is thought to be the orphaned daughter of a Bohemian noble who spent his fortune to erase her lineage. Her guarded stance keeps suitors at bay, while a loyal belief in the Wanderer prompts her to await his return for one last promise.
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Wena
Jesa
Earth
Ther
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Ka‘ia
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Anoras
Dispatch
Savona’s Ferry
British Columbia
Murray Hill
New York
Esmendo Jesus de Fonseca
Conejos County
Col
Jerry Simpson
Washington
Jeremish Simpson
Kunsax
New Brunswick
Ludington
Lake Michigan
Jane Mr. Simpson
Medicine Longe
Fourteenth Street
Marsh Merdock
Jerry
Emmus
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus of Nazareth
Bill Nye and Bowling In a Wandering Column
Bill Nye is quoted with zeal about bowling as exercise and social rows at a Chicago bowling club near the Germania. He recalls a librarian prank and muses on exercise, a steer, and a pasteboard railroad pass as humorous personal anecdotes in a breezy column.
Monument to Honored General Sherman Begins in St Louis
Work has started on a monument designed by General Sherman to mark his grave in Calvary cemetery St. Louis. The New England Monument Company builds it from light colored hammered granite in three sections. The design was prepared after discussions with Mr. Canfield of the Monument Company and approved by the General before his death.
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Calvary Cemetery
St. Louis
New England Monument Company
General Sherman
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Sherman
Behold My Hands and Feet Christ Risen in Upper Room
Church sermon recounts Easter morning events from the empty tomb to the risen Christ showing nail pierced hands and feet. It argues the revelation confirms eternal life and love, with Mary Magdalene and Peter among the witnesses and Jesus offering peace.
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John
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Mary
Simon Peter
Simon
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Cleopas
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Galilee
St. Martin
Martin
George Hodges
Tastes the Poison and the Villain’s Shadow on Stage
New York March 23. Actor E S Willard discusses acting death on stage in roles such as John Needham’s Double and The Corsican Brothers. He describes tasting poison in the soul during death scenes and the triple consciousness of imagined pain real horror and theatrical illusion. He notes the high strain of villainous parts and his 71 year debut health record with Mrs Willard writing eerie stories.
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John Needham
Lyons
Willard
C. Smith
Adelphi Theater
London
Il Health
Mrs. Willard
States
J, PF. H
A Gift From the Iron Men to Mr James E Lewis
The Iron and Steel Institute honors New York mining engineer James E Lewis with a lavish solid silver punch bowl on ebony stand and two matching smaller bowls. The gift accompanies the testimonial for his chairmanship of the entertainment committee at the event.
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New York
New York Herald
Bacchus
Lewis
British Iron and Steel Institute visitors plan gift to hosts
A group of British and German iron and steel professionals who visited last fall returned home and held a meeting. They decided to send a token of thanks, a punch bowl, along with a letter from Sir James Kitson. Samples and estimates on furniture reupholstery were promised to be provided later.
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Germany
Iron and Steel Institute
James Kitson
Glass Cut With Scissors Easy Trick Of Water
A method describes cutting glass with scissors by submerging the pane and hands in water to prevent vibration. The knife cuts straight lines underwater. any part out of water causes vibration to stop the cut. Also a medical ad claims Sion’s CURF relieves croup and bronchitis, sold by Jos Flenuge & Sau at 412 Market Street.
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Jos
Flenuge & Sau
Marnet St
Victoria and the Pilgrims Viewed at Buckingham Palace
A party of 12 Malays led by Mr. Wheatley visited Buckingham Palace after a Queen's drive. Chief Inspector Goldsworthy identified the group, the audience occurred with Sir Henry Ponsonby, and the pilgrims reported they were bound from Cape Town to Mecca. The Queen then had them shown through the palace.
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Cape Town
Mecca
London
Pieces of Land Donated for Virginia Photography Institute
Dr. Anderson provides 120 acres near Natural Bridge Virginia for an art institute site and $50 000 is pledged for construction A photographic department will be led by Janette M Appleton from Boston noted as a leading amateur photographer of New England
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Natural Bridge
Virginia
Ace Janette M. Appleton
Boston
Pleton
New Gaelende
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