Vendetta and Rescue on Corsican Mountains
Burton Barnes rescues Eng lands lieutenant Anstruther and Corsican bride Marina from a Corsican vendetta. They flee to Marseilles, plans unfold to secure Enid Anstruther’s hand, while old Tomasso aids as danger closes. In a cliffside cabin, Barnes blindsides attackers, revealing the Bellacoscia and a noble Corsican ally who honors old oaths.
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Burton H. Barnes
Corsica
Edward Gerard Anstruther
Marina
Paolis
Enid Anstruther
Engshieutenant
Ajaccio
Marseilles
Constantine
London
Marseillés
Arina
Barnes
Cady Chartris
Nica
Enid
la Belle Blackwood
Elijah Emory
Corragio
Corrergia
Nice
Ride
Carsten
Anstruther
Sorshca
Janda
Marina A
Marine
Harnes
Coraican
T Omanso
Mariin
de Belloc
Tomasso
Tomaszo
Saltceti
Etheria
Per
Rophias
Romano
Monaldi
Rochint
Rotondo
Bandit
Ames- Benger
Salicet
Guagno
Cipriano Danella
Musso
Saliceti
Ruffan
Corp di Diavolo
Hermit Bandit
Saliceli
Monalch
Corylea
Darnes
Saliced
Bocognano
Old Monaldi
Coscia
Gin Guru
Paoli
Rochini
Romane
Jerry
Denver
Spet
Bellacoscia
Antonio Bonelli
Antonio Bondit
Mademoiselle Paoli
New York's Highest Building Question Sparks Debate
Reporters and passersby on the Jersey shore discuss the Singer Building and its height. An educated man on a Pennsylvania ferryboat estimates the structure may tower near 600 feet, potentially shining sun on the roof during rain below.
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Singer
Lower Broadway
Jersey Shore
Pennsylvania
Gineer
Democrats Gain Seats As Republicans Hold Vermont Legislature
In Vermont the GOP maintains control of both legislative chambers and George H. Prouty wins the governorship by about 29,800 votes, with Democrats boosting statehouse representation from 32 to around 60. The Independents and third parties show limited impact, while Rutland and several large towns elect Democrats to the House.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Geo. H. Prouty
Prouty
Burke
Gt. Albans
Burlington
Barre City
St. Johnsbury
Northfield
Independence Party
Rutland County
George H. Prouty
Newport
John A. Mead
Rutland
Edward H. Deagitt
Guy W. Bailey
Essex
Horace PF. Graham
Craftsburg
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
David J. Foster
Emile Blais
Colchester
Edwin R. Towle
Franklin
Prohibition
Frank Plumley
Roosevelt
Parker
United States
Penfield Proctor
John D. Spelman
Spelman Boi
Thomas W. Moloney
Earl
Kinsley
Republican State Committee
James FE. Burke
Independence League
Quimby
Backus
Brimson
Dearue
Speciatists
Nebraska Returns Slow In Gouvernor Nomination Outlook
Early returns from Thesias's primaries show Dahlman poised for a large Douglas County victory and solid standing statewide. Democrats expect Sheldon renomination, while Republicans name Pollard Jefferies Boyd Hinshaw Norris for Congress across districts with several contests still unreported.
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Omaha
Neub
Midatcht
Thesias
Sheldon
Dahlman
Douglas County
Congress
E. M. Pollard
A. W. Jefferies
J. F. Boyd
Hinshaw
Norris
Hitchcock
J. W. Latta
F. W. Ashton
Good Fortune Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Rousé
Mrs Mary E H Rousé of Cambridge New York asserts she suffered five years of back and hip pain kidney disorder and wasting after a bad fall. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid relief and full recovery and notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Mary E. H. Rousé
Cambridge, N. Y
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Aunt Sally The Gloucester Sketches Of An Old Woman
Mrs Rhoda Holmes Nichola recalls Aunt Sally an aged Gloucster resident known to students. The old woman appears bent and frail as she leans on a stick while recounting persistent rheumatism and poor health.
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Sally
Absent-Minded Old Gent Chides Boy Over Fishing
A terse cartoon exchange shows an elderly man scolding a boy found fishing instead of attending school. The boy answers with a cheeky line about forgetting to go to class, highlighting a common school attendance humor moment.
Unanimous vote at banquet for German guest
A German immigrant newly arrived at a wealthy estate attends his first banquet. The wine is vile yet he drains many bottles set aside for all and jovially declares that he has tasted all their wine and saved them the trouble of drinking. He asks for a public toast in gratitude.
Observation on city pavement hazards and injury costs
An observation notes the annoyance of slipping on uneven pavement or coal holes, causing a bad day of pain yet not severe enough to claim damages from the city. The author laments limited recourse for minor injuries from public surfaces.
Postum described as safe caffeine-free coffee substitute
An Indiana woman shares how Postum cured her liver torpor and headaches after quitting coffee. She reports her husband also drinks it, preferring its consistent flavor to coffee which varies. She notes relief from gallbladder pain, chest heaviness, and headaches, urging readers to consider the product and its “There’s a Reason” slogan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Bocagliano
Bella
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Fist Bunko
Pete
Nebraska
Sheldon—Dahlman
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