Reckoning at the Athertons in a Wealth Transfer
Gladys Atherton finalizes control of the Rockville estate as she plans to leave for New York. She cuts Harvey from the family and closes the main house, offering money only as leverage while Helen contends with a clash over duties, inheritance, and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Mrs. Atherton
Phebe
Helen
Gladys
Delilah
Honest Tomlinson
Annette
Band
Tomlinson
New York
Saunders
Marvey
Rockville
Toig Rue
Helen Delays Renomination Amid Talks on Future
Helen pauses before replying that she cannot re sign them until thorough discussion with Mrs Ather ton and all parties about their general future. She suggests the matter should have been settled earlier by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Captain Potts Wins German Order of the Black Eagle Trophy
Capt. Potts of the Maxim company Hongkong volunteers earned a rare Order of the Black Eagle with jewels and Kaiser William II’s autograph letter. He obtained it in Tientsin from Russian looters near Pekin after a brief sale and guard by the German consul. He awaits Berlin’s instructions while keeping a fabulous price in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Maxim Company
Hongkong Volunteer Corps
Prince Henry
China
London Mail
Shanghai
Rumored Rift Between King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Margherita Clained False
The piece states a supposed chill between King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Margherita over fiscal economy since his accession. It asserts the opposite, claiming the queen approves of the policies, supports her son's course, and aided in initial court economies inspired by her husband.
Nebraska Social Events and Political Rumors Ahead
The article outlines a January reception and ball for Governor Dietrich with state officers, social leaders, and Garrity staff. plans to raise the governor’s profile and influence. It notes appointments for the governor’s military staff, cabinet candidates, and the evolving race for adjutant general amid state institution reshuffles.
W C T U Indiana Proposes Pure Whisky Law
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Indiana plans a memorial to the national convention in Washington to create a department enforcing liquor purity. They urge Congress to pass a law allowing only pure whiskies in saloons, predicting reduced profits and shuttered saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Congress
Proof Of Their Clothes Kept With Price Tags In Italy
A traveler returning from southern Italy reports peasants wear price marks on new suits instead of removing dealer tickets. The tags stay on tight and worn until they fall off to signal neighbors that new clothes were bought for a set amount. The traveler also notes crowded Paris boulevards with dog barbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Paris
Sweet Potatoes Draw the Rats Warns Veteran Dealer
A veteran provision dealer asserts that nothing attracts rats like sweet potatoes. He notes rats swamp storages where potatoes are kept, recalling how rats gnawed woodwork while trying to reach tubers placed in a dry loft and inside a large cold storage chest.
Open Letter Reveals Lincoln Citizen’s Kidney Cure Claim
A letter from A. C. Bonsor, B. and M. wallpaper owner at 2115 O Street Lincoln Neb, declares a decade of kidney disease cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He endorses their effectiveness, claiming deep personal relief and urges publicity for the remedy. Dodd's Kidney Pills priced 50c a box and sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
O Street
B. & M. Wallpaper House
A. C. Bonsor
O. E. Myers
Bonsor
Lincoln
Notable poetry and holiday tales in December Atlantic and Century
The December Atlantic features new verses by James Russell Lowell and a full first publication of The Bird of Passage read by Owen Wister at Boston Symphony Hall. It also includes other poets like Stuart Sterne and Hildegarde Hawthorne and offers Christmas tales. The Century promises fiction with holiday flavor including Bertha Runkle, Hamlin Garland, Henry James, L. B. Walford, Edwin Asa Dix, Carolyn Wells, and Charles Battell Loomis.
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James Russell Lowell
Owen Wister
Boston Symphony Hall
Stuart Sterne
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Bertha Runkle
Paris
Hamlin Garland
Henry James
L. B. Walford
Edwin Asa Dix
Deacon Bradbury
Carolyn Wells
Charles Battell Loomis
Robert L. Dodd
Harvard Man from Everywhere Catalogue Shows Cosmopolitan Student Body
Harvard's latest catalogue highlights a diverse student mix with attendees from 39 of 45 states plus Arizona Oklahoma and the District of Columbia Hawaii Puerto Rico the Philippines Cuba Japan Canadian provinces Kamchatka and many countries including Great Britain France Germany Spain Russia Bulgaria and Norway.
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Harvard
Arizona
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
Japan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Kamchatka
Great Britain
France
Germany
Spain
Russia
Bulgaria
Norway
Particau Badges Barred In Canada Campaign Rules
Political buttons cannot be worn in Canada during a campaign as the dominion franchise act forbids showing political faith after nominations. A suspended street car conductor gets no fares. There is always room at the top but few men choose to dwell in an attic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
D. E
Thompson
Canada
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By Amelia Duchemin
Helen Aasid
Dietrich
Nebraska
J. 'I. Dorgan
E. C Rewicle
J. C. Seacrest
Commercial Club
Messrs
J.C. Miles
Hastings
C. J. Bills
G. BE. Jenkins
Fairbury
Charles M. Keefer
J. Cameron Anderson
Omaha
Charles Weston
I. A. Babcock
Weston
State University
Chicago
Babcock
I. H. Benton
Palntial State
Colonel Miles
M. C. Walker
Norfolk
Insane Hospital
H. S. Bell
Kearney
State Industrial School
William Hauptman
Genoa
Hauptman
Congregational Church
Frank E. Moores
Killian
Columbus
P. James Cosgrave
Hollingsworth
Beatrice
E. H. Henshaw
Crounse
D. E. Thompson
Lindell Hotel
Meiklejohn
Fifteenth
Perry S. Neath
Republican National Committee
Washington
M. Heath
United States
Enielees
Mr. Dietrich
Poynter
Grand Army
E. J. Burkett
White City
Burkett
George E. Jenkins
Falls City
M. E. Mills
McCook
C. J. Miles
James J. Roberts
Marsh
Capitol
Lind
Minnesota
Cushman K. Davia
Brad P. Cook
Land Commissioner's
State Library
General Fund
Agricultural College Endow
Eebawd
W. OC
Bryan
Particau
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