The Burtons and Ralph face a fatal truth and confession
In a tense night gathering at the Burtons home, Ralph confesses to Ned Burton’s innocence, revealing a conspiracy built by Mrs. Burton and exposing the calm cruelty of the pursuit. Ned lies grievously wounded, and Mrs. Burton’s hatred unravels as a witness clears Ned’s name.
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Ralph
Burtons
Ned Burton
Jou
Lucy
Mr. Halph
Ned Ruarton
Uey
Euclid
Ned
Mr. Burton
Louger
Ned’ Burton
Mr Burton
Mrs. Burton
Running No Risks. Farmer Crawfoot Seeks Doctor for Vaccination
Farmer Crawfoot urges a city doctor to vaccinate or treat a man described as suffering ennui. The rural physician asks for the exact trouble, while the farmer fears potential diseases taking root in the area.
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Farmer Crawfoot
Zeke
His Turn at Last in a Football Rumor Tale
A quarrelsome man taunts a woman, pressing about hair on her shoulder and insinuating she has been in the company of a football player. The exchange reveals social tensions and rumor dynamics surrounding sports figures.
Cautionary note on rapid wealth schemes cited by Chicago News
The piece warns against turf and quick riches schemes attracting middle class investors. It describes the lure of enormous profits, the temptation of insiders, and the frequent risk of illegitimate ventures or swindles. It urges skepticism and prudent, grounded investing.
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Carnegies
Rockefellers
Schwabs
Morgans
Chicago News
Justice George Shiras Jr Retires From Supreme Court
Justice George Shiras Jr has retired from the United States Supreme Court after serving since 1892. Born in Pittsburgh in 1832 and Yale educated, he participated in notable tax case rulings and contributed to commercial law scholarship. his retirement follows the resignation letter.
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Who
United States Supreme Court
George Shiras, Jr
Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph B. Bradley
Justice Shiras
Shiras
Pittsburg
Yale
Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
Yale University
Harrison
Bradley
Hard to Photograph Fish at New York Aquarium
Custodian Spencer of the New York Aquarium tells the Times that photographing live fish in display tanks is among the hardest tasks for amateurs. He notes that even experienced staff and reporters often leave disappointed after attempts to capture better views, despite seemingly ideal light and clear water.
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Spencer
New York Aquarium
The
Times
Aquarium
Svorst
Kodak
Illustrated
McKinleys Favorite Flower and a Carnation Tribute
A historical note recalls President McKinleys fondness for carnations after Lake Erie College students in Painesville Ohio crowned him an honorary class member on November 19 1893. He later kept carnations in his room and Mrs McKinley supplied daily blooms. The college later honored him when nominated for the presidency and he served on its board of trustees.
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McKinley
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
Garfield Club
College
Chinamen in the United States and major colonies
Leslie's Monthly notes about an estimated 100000 Chinese in the United States with 20000 in San Francisco and smaller colonies in New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago. It cites Kwong-Tung emigrants from Canton province and says most emigrants come from six counties with educated noncholists but literate 95 percent.
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United States
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Kwong-Tung
Canton
Leslie
Not Reassuring Careful Warning About Vase Handling
A cautious speaker warns Jane about handling a cloisonne vase. The advice stresses fragility and uncertainty whether it will break if dropped, implying risk and reassurance are in tension. The fragment hints at careful treatment and possible doubt.
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Jane
Indiana News Bits From Madison To Kokomo
A scattered Indiana roundup reports Hannah Carr’s death from eating matches in Madison. assorted injuries and deaths from accidents, poisonings, and a drowning. Cass County issued 500 marriage licenses in eighteen months. A Kokomo gas well, a $9,000 Gaston church, and farm losses from severe weather are noted alongside multiple local incidents and health board actions.
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Madison
Hannah Carr
Arthur Lockwood
Penu
DePauw ‘University
Daniel Miller
Thornton
Paoli
John Ginney
Peru
Lienemann
Cass County
Methodists of
Gaston
Te Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Ohio
Oliver Moore
Milton
Zachariah J. Stanley
Richmond
Earlham College
Delaware County
Judge Stimson
Terre Haute
James Letts
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Shelbyville
Charles O. Sweany
W. W. Mooney & Sons
Columbus
Jennie Roth
Seymour
Muncie
C. M. Carter
William H. Sailors
Marion
Sarah Hinton
Milton Hinton
Danville
Oliver P. Morton
Daniel O’conner
White County
Leonard Burton
Royal Center
Burton
O’conner
State Board of Health Bulletin
Charles
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Boone
Leander Beck
Joseph Collier
Beck
Colliers
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