Idol in a Portrait Wins Hope in a Hidden Love
Hope, who worships a photographed ideal of a prince, rejects weekly proposals from Henry Wadsworth until a living actor appears as the man in the picture. The photo proves Henry is the man, revealing he is both idol and suitor. Hope accepts, uniting with the man she imagined.
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Hope Sheldon
Hope
Henry Wadsworth
Henry
Europe
Stenag
New Place
Himael
Tim
Moses
Sherstand
Ohio News Roundup From Elyria To Alliance
Ohio headlines report Theodore Riehl elected president of the Bricklayers union near Elyria, jury awards Frank Bey 8600 in a collision suit, and Rev C P Swigert elected president at Prospect. Other items note fires, storms, deaths, resignations, and political shifts across the state.
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Theodore Riehl
Zanesville
Ohio Conference of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers’ International Union
Elyria
van Wert
Frank B. Bey
Ohio Electric Railway
Nen Baptist Association
Prospect
C. P. Swigert
Morral
William Z. Davis
Ohio Supreme Court
Marion
Napoleon
Lorain County
Generel Price
John Walter
Athens State Hospital
Walter
Monroe County
Republican State Advisory Committee
Ohio
Ray B. Marchand
Alliance
Victoria
B. C
Whitfield
Dayton
State Y. M. C. A
Columbus
Aurora
Silver Lake
Bellefontaine
Hamilton
Mahoning Valley Steel Mills
Youngstown Steel Companies
Catholic Union of Ohio
Katherin Voneitzen
Mildred Klower
West Huron
Dominick Dua
Orlando Ricelli
Sandusky
Ruggles Beach
Cleveland
Cambridge
Hough
166Th Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Lorain
Theodore Burton
Andrew Carey
Ironton
Norfolk and Western Railroad
F. A. Boehnume
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Church of the Sacred Heart
Akron
Vincent Branco
John A. Stokes
E Maes Defiance
Child fans overhear real time dogfight sound cue at film
A six year old loudly applauds a scene as a bugler large on screen sounds the To horse call. A cornetist off screen also plays the same call, adding realism and drawing laughs from the audience. The boy’s reactions and the synchronized performance create a comic climax.
Early Christianity in the East and Royal Faith Conflicts
An excerpt discusses a French king dubbed saint for campaigns against a creed, a friar envoy visiting a land of religious liberty, and a khan granting church privileges. It notes Christians among the khan’s circle and Armenians arguing for church rights amid theft accusations in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
St. Louis
Armen
China
Lindon Bates
Short-Lived Treaty of Amiens Recalled
The Amiens pact of March 25 1802 briefly ended hostilities as Britain ceded most conquests except Ceylon and Trinidad while France recognized the Seven Fenian islands and evacuated Naples and the Papal states but kept other European gains. Ink hardly dried before complications arose.
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Amiens
Britain
Ceylon
Trinidad
France
Republic of the Seven Fenian Islands
Naples
Papal States
Europe
Howdy Gap salutes Rumpus Ridge citizen in Tutulinville
In a playful chat on a shopping day, Gap Johnson lists a string of domestic woes from illness to storm damage and misfortune, but ends with a boast that he swapped for a running horse and that his hounds now have six pups each, asserting resilience.
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Gap
Rumpus Ridge
Tutulinville
Gap Johnson
Kansas City Star
Boy Runs To Find His Father In Hurrying Corner
A breathless boy rushes down the hill asking for his father. He insists the speaker should know his dad, saying you know pa just as easy, in a brief street encounter captured in a quiet exchange.
Longwinded Philadelphia Lawyer Bails Out With Note
A retired Philadelphia lawyer known for lengthy closing arguments is stopped by a witty tactic. Opposing counsel’s associate passes a note inviting him to a hotel for a rare bourbon. The orator ends his speech and heads to the hotel bar, asking the court to proceed in his absence.
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C. H. Murphy
Philadelphia
Jack
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166Th Infantry
Delaware
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George Kallamos
George Wright
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Newton D. Baker
Elsie Nettleton
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M. W. Abberoth
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Oberlin College
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Brooksville
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Hartje Paper Company
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Wittibslager
Ruth Brooks
Millbury
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Ruth Huntsdorf
Dayton Gas Company
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Charles E. McCorkle
Kenmore
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Charles E. Lewis
Wilkesbarre
Cleveland and Southwestern Electric
Seville
Medina County
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Simpson Foundry
Prohibition Party
Robert Hastings
Arthur Johnson
St. Clairsville
Ohio State Reformatory
M. J. Zaird
Huron County
Cincinnati
Eden Park Reservoir
George Sankey
Carpenter
Sankey
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