The Titular Little Brother in Mexican Street Tragedy
Constance Stanley befriends Rosita and the frail dwarf brother Jose in a Mexico City slum. Rosita feeds her starving kin while Jose, a violent madman, terrorizes the doorway and wrecks a life. A deadly climax ends in tragedy as Constance seeks help from Tony Dysart and faces the wreckage.
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Rosita
Eurth
Hen
Constance
Alta
Tony Dysart
Amooth
Orlada
Dia Ales
Cosa Branley
Dick Will
Tony
Mighty Tidal Waves Across England and Impacts
A historical overview describes immense tidal waves shaping England and Scotland’s coastlines, citing 1471 Lincolnshire inundations, 1751 Boston tides, and later events in Lisbon Caracas and Japan. It notes defenses like sea walls and embankments, the bar coastline, and the uncertain role of earthquakes in these disasters.
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England
Scotland
British
Lincolnshire
Jean Ingelow
North Sea
Gilveston
Tower of St. Botolph
Boston
Lisbon
Tagus
Caracas
la Guayra
Texas
Our
Gulf
Britain's Vanishing Trade in Boots and Shoes
A board of trade report shows England's boot and shoe industry shrinking as imports rise. The decline stems from loss of South African trade, higher imports of American and Continental goods, and consumer preference for foreign fits. Last month imports surpassed exports, with English makers blamed for poor last design and "big" foot appearance compared with imported footwear.
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England
Board of Trade
Ex Minister Woodford Weds Mrs Hanson in New York
General Stewart L. Woodford, former minister to Spain, married Miss Isabel Hanson in a New York chapel. The ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue was officiated by Howard Dutffield. Hanson had served as Woodford's private secretary in Madrid at the outbreak of the Spanish American War. The bride is about 46. this is Woodford's second marriage after the death of his first wife two years ago.
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Associatio Press
New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
Isabel Hanson
First Presbyterian Church
Lower Fifth Avenue
Howard
Woodford
Grist Mill Destroyed in Overnight Riot Fire
A grist mill near Steinsbury was destroyed by fire during a riot that erupted after an attack on Love poet. The blaze caused extensive damage with unknown motive and no immediate injuries reported. Local authorities investigate motives and origin of the disturbance.
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Tenry Wenlman
Steinsbury
Love
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