Bride Roses and a Bishop's Impromptu
Bert plans to marry Nixie after a quarrel with Miss Cordelia and a staged wedding ruse. At a bishop's impromptu gathering, nerves tighten as Nixie and Bert confront the wedding talk and a sudden, hopeful turn under snowy night skies.
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Mr. Jordan
Nixie
Bert
Cordelia
A Wish I Wore My Lady's Veil
A brief poem from the Chicago Chronicle expresses longing as the speaker imagines wearing a lady's veil to rest on her cheek. The verse frames desire as vain but persistent, with sighs over glances and affectionate thoughts.
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Tewish
Androsy
Chicago Chronicle
Two Wicked Plotters Kidnap to the Bishop
A playful escape scene unfolds as Bert abducts Nixie to be married by the bishop while the pair joke about Nellie Carl. The San Francisco Call fragment hints at a dinner, a sleigh ride, and hidden intentions as they dash toward the bishop.
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Cordelia
Bert
Adam
Misa Cordelia
Miss Cordelia
Oiss Cordelia
Nixie
Nellie Carl
Miss Cord
Bishop
San Francisco
Had High Opinion of Carleton in Stagecoach Talk
Munsey's Magazine reports a Green Mountains farmer arguing with Will Carleton after recognizing him. The author, incognito, cites Carleton's poems while the poet admits his own knowledge is limited. The farmer retorts that true knowledge comes with experience.
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Ome Feng
Angels On the
Munsey’s
Carleton
Will Carleton
Green Mountains
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Graustari
George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly
Graystark
Harrison Fisher
Dodd, Mead & Company
New York
Marie Corelli
God
Thelma
Satan
Barabbas
Charles Scribner's Sons
Thomas Nelson Page
Marie Chan
Page
Lonesome
John Fox, Jr
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Kingdom Come
Kentucky Mountains
United States
October Woman's Home Companion
Marian Robertson
David F
Lee Fairchild
New York Subway
M. G. Cunniff
Dr. Knopf
Kuronatkin
Charles Johnston
Nogi
Port Arthur
Mr. Johnston
Kuropatkin
McClure
Ida Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
Paina
Thoroghness
Edwin A. Abbey
Harper’s Magazine
Algernon Charles Swinburne
8. W. McCall
John Bates Clark
Columbia University
Little Alfred’s Squelcher
Emma and Alfred ages four and five have been kept indoors with mild colds. They awaited Aunt Judith with affection. A neighbor visited. Emma sighs for Aunt Judith while Alfred, in bed, declares he is dying to catch up in affection.
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Alfred
Emma
Judith
Aunt Dudith
Rest at a crowded summer hotel story
A meek man explains he brought his wife to a hotel for rest and comfort, trading a large home with lawn and flowers for a small 6x8 room and rent. His friend questions the choice, noting the contrast between his former prosperous life and current confinement.
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Chicago Tribune
Russians Strike For Decisive Battle Near Mukden
Russian forces claim strength to defeat Oyama and relieve Port Arthur as two Japanese flanking columns push north of Mukden. Mistchenko’s Cossacks harry outposts while Russian brigades repair rail links and advance toward Shakhe and Yentai mines amid heavy but offset losses.
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Oyama
Port Arthur
Mukden
Fushimas
Liso
Sinmintin
Kouropatkin
Kuroki
Oku
Nodzu
Taitse
Sandapu
Hun River
Liao-Yang
Chan- Adlayudmi
Bentsiaputze
Bensihu
Bentsaputze
Mistchenko
Shakhe
Oine
Yentai
Award of $27,500 for injuries at Davenport glucose plant
A laborer, A. P. Huggard, struck by a falling iron bar at the Davenport glucose works last winter, paralyzed since, won $27,506 damages against the American Sugar Refining Co. of Chicago. He sued for $75,000 with Congressman Wade among his attorneys.
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Glucose Company
Davenport
Iowa
A. P. Ugegard
Glucose Works
American Sugar Refining Company of
Chicago
Congressman Wade
Huggard
Hoffmann Sentenced to Life for Murder of Father-in-law
Waterloo Illinois October 10 William A Hoffmann received a life sentence for the murder of his father in law William Brandt. No appeal was filed and Hoffmann was transported to Chester penitentiary for imprisonment.
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Waterloo
Ill
William A. Hoffmann
William Brandt
Chester
Prison for Boy Slayer in Texarkana Case
Willie Watson aged 13 was convicted of manslaughter in Texarkana Arkansas after killing his father for whipping his little sister. He received a five year prison sentence.
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Texarkana
Ark
Willie Watson
Walter Besant's Widow Dies in Devonshire
London mourns as Lady Besant widow of author Sir Walter Besant passes away at Manaton Devonshire from heart disease. The death marks the end of a prominent literary family era with Besant's literary legacy noted in obituaries across the capital.
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Walter Besant
London
Lady Besant
Sir Walter Besant
Manaton
Devonshire
Finding Jimmie in the Dark Hills Tale
A wan woman with a dying hope seeks aid from Winchell’s supervisor for a return to her son Jim at a cemetery grave. Captain Brooks pursues grave robbers as a wagon speeds to the city’s dead, where a buried child awaits the broken hearted mother.
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Philadelphia Press
Jimmie
Winchell
Minnie
Brooks
Winchell Polce Department
Eno
Police Department
Hanson
Little Jim
Jim
Beating the Game and Knot's X Ray Advertisers
A humorous reminiscence from 1888 on Knot and the Dinby X Rays, who chased money by placing top right page ads and faced a crash after quarreling with a foreman. Also notes literary items and upcoming magazine issues with reviews and features from Crescent notices.
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Dinby
Fifth Avenue
Dindy
Advertiser
Knight
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