Winter Snow Sparks a Secret at St Agatha's
In a snow drenched landscape at St Agatha's, John Glenarm clashes with Sister Theresa over propriety while meeting Olivia Gladys Armstrong on the boat house steps. Olivia teases about a hidden treasure and calls him the lord of the realm as they exchange names and hints of romance.
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St. Agatha’s
St. Agatha's
Venus
Glenarm
Ferguson
Darkling Wood
Evenfall
Olivia Gladys Armstrong
St Agatha’s
Beverages of Great Men Queried in Classic Portraits
A Town and Country piece surveys famed figures and their drink habits. Thackeray preferred claret, Gladstone favored port, Tennyson drank daily port, Browning sought it in dinner and after, Montefiore drank a bottle each day after adulthood, Finching praised champagne as weak but palatable, and Lord St Jerome was admired for gifting his best champagne at balls.
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Thackeray
Gladstone
Russell
Lord Tennyson
Mr. Browning
Moses Montefiore
Mr. Finching
What She Asked When She Hears of His Death in Love
She questioned if he carried life insurance after learning he was dead in love with her. The inquiry centers on financial proof of protection in a doomed romance.
Women conquer new frontiers threaten male dominance
A writer notes several bold women breaking barriers in exploration and science. An American woman studies monkey language in South Africa, another heads a Java expedition to identify a fossil missing link, and a climber ascends a Himalayan peak.
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Himalaya
South Africa
Margaret Selenka
Java
Assault on Editor Sparks Cleveland Alliance Incident
Ohio news item reports Hom mell and Williams two Cleveland professionals arrested in Alliance after affidavits by editor F A Hollies. Hom mell faces assault and profane language charges in presence of women while Williams faces profane language charges. They bonded for appearances before Mayor McConnell after attempting to enter the Daily Review editorial room over a published article.
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Alliance
F. A. Hommell
Melvill Williams
McGrath & Sterns
Cleveland
F .A. Hollies
Daily Review
Hommell
Williams
Review
Alliance Monday
McConnell
Dying Man Makes Assignment in Ohio Town
J H Kunneke a Democratic politician and businessman of Columbus Grove Ohio made an assignment under creditor pressure while near death Gangrene followed a leg amputation above the knee as blood failed his heart The assets total about 45000 with real estate chiefly and liabilities about 24000 amid his critical condition.
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Columbus Grove
J. H. Kunneke
Respite Granted in Canton Murder Case
Gov Harris granted a 14 day respite to Cornelius, condemned for wife murder in Canton, after an appeal by 11 year old son Dean Cornelius. The execution was postponed from last night to June 21 as supporters claim intoxication drove the act.
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Cornelius
Columbus
Harris
Dean Cornelius
James Cornelius
Canton
Nquor
Attempt to Wreck Train No 16 Near Crescent
Bridgeport Ohio June 11 an attempt by train wreckers Sunday night to wreck passenger train No 16 on the C L W division of the B and O at Crescent station east of Bridgeport. The Cleveland bound train with over 100 passengers left the track after the engine derailed at Crescent as the train had slowed. A spike had been driven in the switch but the wreck was prevented by the reduced speed.
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Bridgeport
Crescent
Cleveland
Man Eats Wooden Leg After Court Fine
In Columbus on June 11 Hillard Chism a Black man sentenced to $10 fine and 30 days in workhouse for drunkenness acted violently in police court tearing off his clothing and wooden leg then chewing the broken leg pieces on the cell floor before restraint.
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Columbus
Hillard Chism
Foraker Faced Hisses At Ohio Travelers Meeting
Dayton officials report Mayor Wright hailed Senator Foraker as a future U S president during a convention of Ohio United Commercial Travelers. The hall erupted with hisses as travelers left the event and again when the mayor called Foraker one of the nation’s greatest statesmen.
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Foraker
Dayton
Wright
Ohio United Commercial
Senator Foraker
United States
Six Columbus children bitten by mad dog sent to Pasteur Institute
Two of six children bitten by a dog deemed mad by the state board of health were rushed to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago after developing ill effects. Rail workers collected funds for the patients. Two more children bitten were also taken to Chicago Wednesday night.
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Pasteur Institute
Columbus
State Board of Health
Chicago
Pioneer Dies in Summit County at 93
Akron Ohio June 8 Albert C Stow seven years old oldest native and resident of Summit county died Thursday night in Stow township He and Mrs Stow were thought to be the oldest married couple in the United States They had been married 71 years last November
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Akron
Albert C. Stow
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Summit County
Stow Township
Mrs. Stow
United States
A Ruling on the Willis Law in Ohio Tax Issue
Columbus June 8. Attorney General Emillsn in an official opinion to Secretary of State Thompson holds that Ohio corporations must pay the Willis law tax of one tenth of one percent on the amount of capital stock subscribed regardless of the amount issued.
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Columbus
Emillsn
Thompson
Ohio
Ball Players Capture Steubenville City Idle Day
The Acme glass works an 1300 workers idle Thursday as baseball fans left their jobs to welcome Needham and Bates of the Bossom Nationals to Steubenville Ohio.
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Steubenville
Acme Glass Works
Needham and Bates
Bossom Nationals
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