Aye, The Count Confronts Marsden In Courtroom Plot
John Marsden presses for the hidden papers as his wife Beryl arrives with documents. The Count Savone taunts and warns that Grantham Court will be seized, as Beryl declares she will not live under Marsden's control. The scene ends with a tense confrontation and a promise of further conflict.
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John Marsden
Vauxs Abbey
Ivor Grant
Efe
Cou— Tle
Savone
Enaz- Pad
Resm
Count Mumechingis
Savona
Jean Marsion
Jolm Mureien
Seth
Jehan Marsden
Aresting Door
Uposdliy
Towiss TP
Pieateut Beryl
O Moenners
Afeer Legvins
Swale
Vaux Abbey
Marsden
Bery
Grantham Court
Inova
Jobn Marsden
India
Beryl
John
Pat Survives After Ice Cream Freezer Free Fall
A Great Western dining car assistant cook named Pat fell from a moving train while ice cream freezing, landed on the tracks but miraculously returned with the freezer on his back. The chef and crew paused in panic before Pat walked back aboard with only a bugged laugh about the jarred moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
St. Paul
Monsieur Conductaire
Zaire
Lippincott’s Magazine
Recall of Wu Ting Fang Shocks Washington Diplomats
The recall of Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister to the United States has caused sincere regret in official circles in Washington. Wu a skilled diplomat and lawyer helped secure vital messages during the Boxer Crisis and influenced Hay Conser relations. His departure likely means adjusting China United States ties and a shift in Washington's diplomatic circle.
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Wu Ting Fang
United States
Washington
China
Hay
Vekin
London
Sacre
Conver
Pekin
Conger
Chaffee
Tiny newsboy Helps Lady Cross in Rain
A young newsboy about five years old helps a heavyset elderly woman cross a rain slick Market Street corner. Passersby watch as the pair navigate slush then the woman thanks him with a coin before disappearing into the Reading Terminal.
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12Th
Market Streets
Market Street
Reading
Philadelphia Record
Jesse James Jr Exhibits Skull Of His Father
The body of Jesse James, Missouri’s bandit king, was exhumed from a county burial plot and reburied beside his wife and brother. The skull, hair, and beard were displayed after the casket opened, confirming the bandit’s death in 1882 and ending lingering theories of theft or imposture.
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Jesse James, JR
Jesse James
Missouri
Baptist
James
Robard
St. Joseph
Samuels
City
Jesse
Ford
Oxygen to Cure Baldness and Consumption, New Gas Cure
The Oxygen hospital in London reports oxygen therapy as a potential cure for baldness using a head cap with a gas bag supplying oxygen for daily use. It also advocates inhaling oxygen for consumption with daytime relief though nighttime loss remains. A future lab aims to provide continuous day and night breathing to achieve a cure.
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Oxygen Hospital
London
Pointer Named Russell Sage Says Never Loses a Scent
In a New York Times anecdote J Pierpont Morgan and Charles Schwab inspect hunting dogs at Morgan’s kennel before Europe trip. Schwab admires a pointer and asks its name. Morgan quips the dog is Russell Sage because he never loses a scent.
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Sage
Pointer
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles
Schwab
Mr. Morgan
Europe
Mr. Schwab
Russell Sage
Mr. Sshwab
Bullets of precious stones in Kashmir frontier fighting
Stones set in lead bullets used by Hunza rebels against British troops on the Kashmir frontier. The British collected many as curiosities. The text questions profiteering from such curiosities and money.
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Kashmir
Hunzas
Local notes mix hazards harvests and growth across Indiana towns
A survey of Indiana items shows Noblesville offering free delivery starting October 1 while Henry County banks total ten with nearly $600,000 capital and surplus. Reports note drownings, injuries, fires, storms, and accidents across Evansville Muncie Petersburg Kokomo Hartford City and other towns, plus crop forecasts Po esy County cantaloupes and Poseyville shipments.
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Noblesville
Henry County
Met. Vernon
Charles Willis
Walter Hendricks
Evansville
Arthur McConnell
Muncie
Lake Manitou
Edward Miller
Sherman- Deering
Petersburg
Maggie Clayton
Laporte
Vincennes
Centerville
Jacob Tague
Kirksville
Grover Kirk
J. P. Ellis
Anderson
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Harry James
Kenneth Mahaffey
William Brown
Warren
Leo Nakowski
August Bukowski
Alichigan City
Chicago Pickisc
Rochester
Albert Merine
Teerhelm
Hartford City
John Gibson
Cynthians
Posey County
Mose Carver
Cochrane
Tipton
Jie
Brown County
Chicago
Wiley 3
Haltom
Mooresville
Olerman
White River
Losantville
Indiana
Bert Knox
Kokomo
Sipe
Frank Girard
Idaville
Wabash
Georgetown
Poseyville
North Vernon
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Inter& Dents
Grinensiera
Euchanians
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