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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1916

Page

28

Trial of Mary Page Opens Hidden Alibi Evidence

Langdon unveils new testimony and a witness, Kate ONeill, describing a late night by the back gate near Hotel Republic and Barker's gambling den. Dennis Gallagher corroborates, revealing Mary Page's shadowy movements, a rope swing scene, and a red-tie man linked to Pollock's murder while Agnes Keenan recalls the delirious defense page.

Mary Langdon Brandon Telle Mar Nurse Walton Pollock Amy Harto Daniels Heeroan Daniel Fies Langdoo Mary Page David Pollock Miss Page Kate O'Neill Kate Miss O'Neill Wagon Hotel Republic Jake Denny Ahagons Mason Republic Allus Katie Dennis Gallagher Watson Barker Gamblin Jsor Tegorra Bulle Tim Barker's Bealdes Mr. Gallagher Gallagher Indy Peddier Ossip Hind Langdon Agnes Keenan Miss Keenan Fiftieth Street Dave Badle Maggie Firat Philip Langdon Mina Keenan Page Pave Pollock Red Eata

Bullfighters Afraid of Cows in Arena

Spanish bullfighters reveal fear of cows in the arena. They note half wild cows move quicker, have more formidable horns, and remain alert to every move of their pursuers, unlike the bulls that charge.

Sounds of Swoon Not Real in Local Stage Play

In the Baltimore American a performer’s supposed swoon is revealed to be a stage trick rather than a true reaction. The article notes that the actor’s dramatic collapse was a crafted effect, confirming the audience witnessed a felt moment rather than real emotion.

King of Urban Trees The Elm as Architectural Companion

Waiter Prichard Eaton in Century describes the elm as self sufficient and suited to urban settings. It thrives in favored spots near water, develops unique limb symmetry, and its architecture complements streets, chapels, libraries, and academic life with dignity, lightness, and grandeur.

Prichard Eaton

Mark Twains Pilot Days Into Languages

Albert Bigelow Paine recounts Sam Clemens as a slender well mannered pilot who read history and travel while on the river. In New Orleans Clemens studied languages at a three room school paying 25 dollars for one language or 50 for three learning French German and Italian though he kept only French and used conversation cards and textbooks in off watch hours.

Samel Clemens Toma Tim Pering New Orleans USA Albert Bigelow Paine St. Nicholas

Recipe for remembering acquaintances from a politician’s view

The American Magazine recounts a politician advising on memory tactics for recall. He notes 14 000 voters in his district and the need to recognize names with a firm handshake and attentive eye color. The author reflects on embarrassment over failing to identify a longtime congressman.

Congress Bayei

Pencil and Notebook for Student Expression

The passage extols using pencil and notebook to record impressions with notes and sketches. It suggests even students without drawing talent can outline roughly with a sense of proportion and that recording facts aids memory and expression through repeated review.

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Ge Ruanse Frederick Lewis Maey Sadie Larry Dave Pollock Winder Mra. Watson Saya Harker Saya Ly Dennis Gambin Walt Polic Magele Hale McClure Publications Mark Twain Basses Ikead Prowlires Otie Roninson
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