To High By Julia Neely Finch Musical Romance
John Muir, a wounded soldier, declares a consuming love for Margaret, a nurse in a camp hospital. Amid peril and despair, their bond deepens as he nears death and she reveals her steadfast devotion, culminating in a vow of lasting devotion before the end. Britain’s import data on musical instruments appears after the narrative.
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Granville Zoyce
Margaret
John Muir
John
Red Cross
Death
Julia Neely Finch
N. C. Mines-Democrat
Walsh to Build Private Theater for Son in Washington
Colorado millionaire Thomas F Walsh plans a private theater above his Washington stable on Massachusetts Avenue to nurture his son Vincent's dramatic talent. The theater will host juvenile performances with New York scenery, private entrances, and coaching from top elocutionists, with the president's children among early attendees.
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Thomas TF. Walsh
Colorado
Vincent
Massachusetts Avenue
Walsh
New York
Washington
Young Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Paris Police Create Auto Chauffeur Office First Sergt Nate
The energetic Paris prefect of police, M Lepine, elevates policing with an agent chauffeur. Sergt Nate is the first Paris policeman given an automobile to chase speeders. A free public school for chauffeurs trains students in electric energy, traction alcohol, gas and petroleum, motors, geometry, and mechanical drawing.
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M. Lepine
Sergt
Nate' Tet
Paris
Danish Princess Thyra to Wed Kaiser's Son Talks of Betrothal
Marriage rumors place Princess Thyra of Denmark in line for a possible betrothal to a son of Emperor William after Crown Prince Frederick’s visit. Analysts note Denmark’s hoped alliance with Germany could reduce military expenses, given historic Danish losses of Schleswig and Holstein. The article contrasts Danish aims with long straitened relations and details royal family ages and connections.
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Frederick
William
Denmark
Germany
Schleswig
Holstein
Thyra
Dagmar
Fiel_ Frederick
Moon Seen In Daylight Prompts Child’s Candid Comment
A mother points out the moon in the daytime to her young son who refuses to admit it until he spots it above the trees. He then notes it is not lit yet, reflecting a charming exchange from a Little Chronicle vignette.
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Mamma
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