Family fortunes fray at Abbeylands unfolds turmoil
Ned Burton and his family face debts and a threatened ruin after betrayals and vanished harmony. Tom grows resolute while Lucy Forager resists, planning schemes with Mrs. Forager as Ned grapples with the mounting obligations and estrangement. The saga hints at inheritance, marriage maneuvers, and social pressure at Abbeylands.
Boy with Presence of Mind Saves Train at Loden Station
A farmer boy from near Loden Georgia named Hinton MacLean acted quickly when a trestle near the Great Southern Railway washed out. He wrapped torn coat around papers, lit a makeshift torch, and signaled the approaching No 1509 train, saving passengers. The engineer stopped the train in time and MacLean received a $200 railroad check.
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Hinton MacLean
Great Southern Railway
Loden
Georgia
J. Perry Woods
Parrish
Wise Father and College Expense Conflict
A dialogue shows a son threatening to stay home to help run the family business unless college costs were covered, prompting the father to decide that college would be cheaper. The exchange highlights family budgeting and educational choices.
Quiet Wedding Plans Sparked by Aisle Ambition
In a light exchange a bride to be expresses a desire for a quiet wedding while the groom objects showing plans for four bridesmaids four pieces of music four hundred dollars in flowers and invites for about a thousand guests reflecting social expectations and wedding budgeting.
Over and Over Again
A reflective note on recurring history and a birthday anniversary. The speaker mentions Miss Elderly and Jack Dashing, hinting at doubt about whether history truly repeats itself.
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Jack
Man Punished for Three Wives in Texas
A Benedict man faced severe punishment due to having three wives in Texas. The Bachelor comments that the situation forces him to live with all three spouses.
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Cruch
Benedict
Texas
Greece and Her Earthquakes Record Shocks in Five Years
Greece holds the earthquake record with 8,187 shocks in five years. The note contrasts artistic temperament with practical money, while a dialog fragment hints at romantic dismissiveness about kisses.
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Greece
Life of Lord Curzon and Mary Leiter Marriage Story
The article profiles ORD AND LADY CURZON, the Viceroy and Vicereine of India, highlighting their 1895 Washington wedding when Curzon was a titledless British student. It notes his Eastward travels, aim to master the eastern question, and the later books that reflect his expert understanding of Eastern peoples. It also mentions the Mary Victoria Leiter marriage as a mutual love match.
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Persia
Afghanistan
Pamirs
Siam
Indo-China
Korea
Mary Victoria Leiter
Marconi’s Latest Triumph in Wireless Transatlantic Messages
The Marconi system demonstrates practical wireless dispatches across the Atlantic. A message in Italian was recorded accurately though neither sender nor receiver understood it. Officials say public trans Atlantic messages may soon be possible, with permanent stations at Table Head Cape Breton and Pordhu Cornwall.
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Cape Breton
England
Italy
Marconi
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
de Sauty
English
Table Head
Pordhu
Cornwall
Marconi claims wireless growth and cost cuts
The article reports Marconi’s assertions of rapid wireless telegraphy progress, future cross Atlantic dispatches at low rates, and land transmission parity with sea routes, while noting Sir William Preece’s caution on interception risks and slow speed versus cables. It also covers various local incidents and notices including diseases, fires, accidents, and economic developments in Indiana communities.
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Cooma
Maareeni
Atlantic
New York
London
Philadelphia
Marconi
William Preece
England
A Young Boy’s Protest Against Grownups
A brief prose sketch portrays a young boy who feels rights of boyhood ignored by adults. Hunger triggers a rare outburst as he imagines a hired man reacting to delays, illustrating a revolt against parental authority and social rules.
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New York Times
A Difficult Style of Beauty in The Plain Dealer
A fragment discusses fashion and opinion with quotes about colors and appearance. It cites Miss Gimp and remarks on how color may or may not be becoming. The piece touches on attitudes toward work and employer expectations in a brief, observational tone.
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Gimp
Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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