Hidden Book and a Torn Ties in a Seaside Hotel
In a sunlit Sandyseal hotel Sydney Westerfield and Herbert Linley face suspicion and strained love. A hidden inscription reveals Catherine Linley’s betrayal as Sydney confronts the truth and a servant’s visit ends with a note of possible happiness fading to death.
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Sydney
Herbert
London
Catherine
Sandyseal
Linley
Ous
Jin
Rovers
Verbert
Kitty
Sis
Herbert Linley
Sydney Westerfield
Merbert
The Favorite Prescription Ad and a Boy’s Run Home
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female complaints and weaknesses. A Port Jervis boy, Joseph Landegon, hurried nine miles from Coleville after a prank about his mother’s death left him exhausted and ill for days. The incident remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Landegon
Port Jervis
Coleville
John Landegon
Chicago Races Feature Sheridan Led Club and Jockey Triumphs
Gen Phil Sheridan presides over the Washington Park Racing Club in Chicago as 15 000 attend a summer series race. Ike Murphy the colored jockey wins aboard Silver Cloud, with Lucky Baldwin’s stable and Ben Ali among favorites. crowd cheers, a saddle prize awarded, and race drama described.
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Washington Park Club
Gen
Phil. Sheridan
Ike Murphy
Lucky Baldwin
Gen. Phil. Sheridan
Washington Park Racing Club
Chicago
New York
Windy
Sheridan
Chicago Horse Club
West Point
Ohio
Hancock
Washington Club
Michael V
J. H. Higgins
Ben Ali
bin Fox
Santa Anita
Silver Cloud
Club
America
Archer
Blue Wing
Chicago Herald
Murphy
Blue
Wing
Baldwin
Pasteur treatment in America sparks rabies search
The article details Dr. Mott of New York promoting Pasteur theory in America, inoculating rabbits to dilute virus for rabies treatment, and the first American inoculation of a boy. It notes Mott’s Paris training, his aims to avoid travel to Paris, and the potential historic value of this early Pasteur method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mott
New York
Newark
Pasteur
Valentine Mott
Mott
Columbus College
Bellevue Medical College
Professor Pasteur
New World
Paris
America
Californian jockey Murphy blamed for loose finish
After congratulating his jockey, the California rider wandered the track in a daze while onlookers blamed him for Silver Clout’s victory at the race. Old horsemen said Murphy’s ride cost the win and vowed to bet against him next time.
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Silver Clout
Murphy
New Texas State Capitol to Stand Large and Fireproof
The new Texas capitol in Austin will be the second largest after Washington with a footprint of 566 by 288 feet. Its dome statue will rise 311 feet, four feet higher than the Washington statue, and the building will house all executive, judicial, and legislative offices. It will feature electric lighting, steam heating, and elevators, and be fireproof.
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Austin
Tex
Lone Star State
National Capitol
Washington
Texas Capitol
Texas
New England
Middle States
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Wilkie Collins
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Messrs
Handy & Bullman
Annapolis
Pall Mall Gazette
Mishler
Bryne d Slasfterd
Troupsburgh
Steuben County
Pennsylvania
Gilmore
Marlow & Robbins
Magnificent Racing Club
Phil Sheridan
R. Butler
Cambridge University
England
St. Jacobs Oil
Dwight
Yale
New Haven
Ayer
Union
Sam’! Cox
Lincoln Parish
Thomas Carlyle
Pierce
Pana
Dr. Bigelow
S. A. White
KE. J. Whitney
Clarkson, N. Y
Credit Ig
Dr. Jones
Ayet
M. E. Goff
Leadville
Col
Ayers
H. P. Williamson
Davidson College
Mecklenburg Co
N. C
Geo. A. Cadman
Waterloo
F. H. Foster
Princeton
Ind
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
U. S
Board of Commissioners of
Sullivan County
Auditor's Annual Report
Indiana
Reehhirt
Neaf and Dumb
House of Refuge
Buind
Velo
Co. Superintendent and Co. Institute
Creas
Board of Health
SMB Syeed
Notr
Board of Commissioners
Sullivan Circuit Court
David Crawley
Jacob Billman
William Arnett
William Schaffer
Ethina
Vete Rere State House
Sullivan Co
T Co
Same
Am’t Co
Ain’t Co
Ai’t
Treasury
Contracting and Building
Larely
Sullivan Planing Mill
E. & T. H. Depot
J. F. Hoke & CO
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