The Doctor's Dilemma Ends With New Union in France
Olivia and Martin wed after a perilous journey from Paris to the coast. Dr John Senior and Tardif aid their escape from fever, and the couple sail toward London, where a peaceful life begins beside Tar dif’s village. The farewell echoes across the sea as they part.
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Monsieur Laurentie
Madame
England
Monsieur
Martin Dobree
John Senior
Martin
Johanna Carey
Dr. Senior
Melbouprne
Monsieur Latrentis
Dls
Ville-en-bois romance ends in English return
After a frail recovery sequence in Ville-en-bois, the narrator recalls a broken marriage and farewells as Monsieur Laurentie aids departure. Back in England the narrator finds relief and care from friends, contrasting with prior poverty and fear while planning a future.
Reading Aloud May Aid Lung Health Says Physicians
Physicians recommend reading aloud as beneficial for chest illnesses. Deliberate, clear enunciation with upright posture and deep breathing strengthens throat lungs and chest muscles while providing enjoyment for reader and listeners.
Austrian council bans grain futures trading
United States Consul Warner at Leipzig reports the Austrian council of agriculture unanimously votes to prohibit all grain futures transactions. The council asks the government to use influence to suppress the practice throughout Austro Hungary, deeming it evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Austrian Council of Agriculture
State Department
United States
Warner
Leipig
Germany
Te Council
Austro-Hungary
Life expectancy chart for a boy baby
A one month old boy has a chance of 42 years of life. If he reaches age five his life expectancy increases to 51 years and six months.
Regulation of Medicine Prices in Prussia
The state regulates medicine prices in Prussia, governing how much can be charged for drugs and pharmaceuticals. This policy sets price ceilings to control costs for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Penalty Soon Paid in Wild West Crime Legend
A Butte discussion recounts the killing of a cruel Mexican horseman known as Mexican Lou. In Woodville a store confrontation ended with Lou fatally stabbed and a red haired man fatally shooting Lou as he fled. The tale ends with a note on popular vaudeville tricks fading from public interest.
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Peter Gallagher
Butte
Lou
Old Fort Pierre
Missouri River
Deadwood
Homestakes Mining Company
Wood- Ville
Dever
Gallagher
Inter-Mountain
Passing of Legerdemain at Palmer House Café
A trio at the Palmer House cafe witnessed sleight of hand with a silver dollar that appeared and vanished. The performer recalled training under Sig nor Blitz in Philadelphia forty years ago and lamented modern juggling’s decline. A separate episode showed mistaken judgment on a dropped purse leading to a light, corrective exchange.
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Palmer House
Philadelphia
Signor Blitz
Blitz
Houdin
Anderson
Wizard of North
Young rulers of the world and Roosevelt’s place
The piece notes President Roosevelt as young but not the youngest world leader. It lists peers like Nicholas II of Russia and Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, with ages ranging from early to mid thirties and twenties, asserting today’s rulers are older for their years and potentially wiser.
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Roosevelt
America
William
Germany
Nicholas
Russia
Emperor
China
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Wilhelma of
Trolland
Alphonso
Spain
Alas
Norvetus
Charles 1
Portugal
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Abbas II
Ihedive
Egypt
Alexander of
Servia
Shanh-Tai
Siam
Prince George
Greece
Crete
Ernest Louis of Hesse
Frederic of Waldeck
Charles Edward
Saxe-Coburg
India
R. Inglesais
Costa Rica
Minneapolis Journal
Discoverers of Ceylon and Colonial Rise to Power
The piece traces Portuguese discovery of Ceylon in the early sixteenth century and their control of ports until the mid seventeenth century, Dutch ousting, English takeover in 1796, and final British consolidation by 1815. It notes the island’s vast interior under Kandyan kings, population tribute, and historic names Serendib Taprobane. The island’s size is given as about 271 miles long by 137 miles wide, area 25 305 square miles, with Singalese name Lanka.
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Ceylon
Crold
Kandy
Holland
Belgium
Lanka
Serendib
A Question in Astronomy Do You Believe in the Nebular Hypothesis
A brief exchange from the Atlanta Constitution shows Brother Dickey disbelieving the nebular hypothesis. He claims certainty only about hellfire for sinners, while the other speaker questions its validity.
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Dickey
Webber
Atlanta Constitution
Bath Tubs of Glass Made Cheap in Germany
The article notes glass bathtubs produced cheaply in Germany using compressed air and warns readers to be cautious when meeting a man with a scheme.
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Germany
Wine Heroine for Bride-Syrian Family Story
Miss Hdna Keener of Logansport wed Jane Driver a brakeman whose life she saved during a Panhandle train emergency. Last summer her act of bravery by signaling with a red sunbonnet kept the train from wrecking, inspiring their romance and engagement.
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Hdna Keener
Logansport
Jane Driver
Miss Keener
Panhandle
Jumped for Their Lives in Cooley Block Fire
Mr and Mrs George Bashara and their child Syrians escaped a Dartford City blaze waking in time as flames closed in. Bashara risked money and leaped from a second story window. He caught their baby after it was thrown to him, while Mrs Bashara jumped to safety in bare feet in the snow.
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George Bashara
Dartford City
Bashara
Anothen
Summitville Bank Burglar Identified as Alfred Brown
Sheriff confirms the Summitville dead bank burglar is Alfred Brown. Brown’s parents are deceased. Bert Simpson, held at Anderson on suspicion, was identified by Ainsworth Barrett from Hicksville, Ohio, who recognized the name and aided in locating the prisoner.
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Summitville
Houston
Alfred Brown
Bert Simpson
Anderson
Brown
Ainsworth Barrett
Hicksville
Ohio
Lie
Simpson
Delaware County Mills Merge Into Large Buffalo Corporation
Five paper mills and straw board works in Delaware County will merge into a large Buffalo based corporation. The transfer will occur at once and includes plants at West Munice Albany Eaton and Muncie. Additional nearby industries are expected to join the merger.
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Delaware County
Buffalo
West iMfuncie
Albany
Eaton and Muncie
Simpiar
Fatal Gas Explosions Hit Muncie Factory and Store
Two likely fatal natural gas blasts rocked Muncie within minutes. At the Dickey spool factory Lewis Staggs was severely burned and hurled twenty feet, collapsing on coworker Otto Richardson. Moments later W. E. White and clerk Claude Dunn were gravely injured by a gas stove explosion in a nearby store.
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Muncie
Dickey Spool
Lewis Staggs
Staggs
Otto Richardson
W. E. White
Claude Dunn
State News in Brier and Nearby Fatalities
A flood of reports details multiple Indiana incidents including farmer Will Slanner killed by a train at Wheeler and James Ryan slain in a Cambridge saloon. Other items note a Summitville night watchman shooting, a saloon robbery escape, a Kokomo plate glass factory explosion injuring workmen, and a fatal family shooting in Brazil. Additional items cover elopement at South Bend, Noblesville murder, and business changes in Evansville and Richmond.
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Will Slanner
Wheeler
William Ray
Mod Kifesd
Summitville
Berszlar
Zachariah Chapman
Kokomo
Indiana Coal
James Ryan
Gé Richmond
Cambridge
James Schook
John E. Searr
Noblesville Milling Company
Noblesville
Seay
William Fodrea
Audrea
Fodrea
South Bend
George N. Cassaday
Carrie Ho- Tein
Cassaday
Horein
G. Burr Cassaday
James Cassaday
West
Wm. Blockley
Evansville
Hendricks & Webb
Franklin
J. B
O. H. Hamieon
Richmond
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