Scandal in High Life Unveiled in Family Waterside
Harriet unveils a web of suspicion about Edward Withers and his sister in law Constance. Edward confronts gossip, investigates Mrs Withers, and a staged reconciliation collapses as a sensational newspaper claims an elopement to Europe. The Withers clan reels as trust is shattered and a retraction follows.
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Lil
Harriet
Angel
Europe
Elanderer
Edward Withers
Mra Withers
John
Mr. Withers
Warrier
Abe
Mrs
Winathan
Constance
Edward
Fshing
Connie
Win~ Ter
Crtisan
Tle
Humane Sheet
Howard Withers
Ives
Constante
Humbazid
Pynsents
Sny 28
Canal
Mountain lion tamed by Cheyenne Indian in curious bond
A New York Sun military correspondent reports a Rocky Mountain lion that became gentle and loyal to a Cheyenne Indian. The animal followed its master everywhere, refused to approach others, and was finally caged and sent to the National Museum in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Ike
National Museum
Washington
The Wisdom of the Crow Naturalist Counts Crows
A naturalist observes crows counting humans to twenty six. In Wales he hid in a barn while boys entered and left a building. the old sentinel crow counted departures and the flock waited to reassemble only after all were gone. The experiment repeated with varying numbers of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Mim
Danger From Cow and Bovine Tuberculosis Highlights Public Health Meeting
At a Washington gathering of the American Public Health Association, Dr. M. P. Ravenel of Philadelphia argued that bovine tuberculosis transmits to humans and back, challenged the belief that dry sputum causes infection, and urged stronger safeguards for the food supply. He also criticized the reluctance to inoculate condemned criminals to study transmission, asserting willingness to take risks for science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Public Health Ass Ctation
Washington
M. P. Ravenel
Philadelphia
Wreck Near Kansas City Kills Mrs Booth-Tucker
Santa Fe passenger train No 2 derailed at Dean Lake between Borworth and Marieline Missouri. Mrs Booth-Tucker reportedly killed. several others injured including Mrs Baden John R Schermerhorn Elmer Harris Col Hollard Max Goldsmith. Rail spread blamed. three sleepers and the diner ditched. Canadian paper calls separation from Britain. Coal miners strike looming in Trinidad. Gas found in Breming Basin near Douglas Wyoming. Brookline Boston controversy over Rev Rice house purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Dean Lake
Borworth
Marieline
Baden
Winfield
Kan
John R. Schermerhorn
Denver
Elmer Harris
Chicago
Col. Hollard
Salvation Army
Max Goldsmith
Global unrest and local tragedies in a busy news summary
Reports span yellow fever improvement and British hopes in Somaliland to martial law in San Domingo and the Bilboa strike settled. Deaths include a Boise father, Justus Harwig murder, and Judge M. M. Hatee in Hawaii. Robberies, weather disasters, and strikes mix with political candidacy notes and rail wage denials.
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Far Wast
Somaliland
San Domingo
William J. Ingle
Vincennes
Tad
Gorman
Maryland
Bilboa
Spain
Arequipa
Peru
Ayraisin
Fomana
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Bart “Wieby Maron Harland
International Press Association
Tame Catan
Great Britain
Canada
Halifax Chronicle
Maritime Provinces
Liberal Party
Chronicle
Alaska
Empire
Colorado
Trinidad
Colo
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wyoming
Breming Basin
Douglas
Wyo
Casper
Glen Rock
Cheyenne
Brookline
Autvuk
Boston
Timothy Rice
St. Paul's African Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Richmond Hill
Momsen
Beria
Turkey
Pittsburg
Albert Olean
Tiilamook
Ore
Cushing
O. T
Faustino Millermo
Band of
Ladrones
Rizal
P. 1
Charlotte
N.C
Piemakers’' Union of
San Francisco
F. M. Wolf
Ridgeville
Ind
Quito
Ecuador
Cotapax
War Department
Pubic
Robert L. Howser
Philippines
Howser
London Post
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Korea
Justus Harwig
Dubuque
Towa
Volga
Harwig
Sofia
Bulgaria
London Times
J. W. Ruthuif
Noble, Oklahoma
M. M. Hatee
California
Honolulu
Hawaii
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