Tragic reunion and escape amid secrets and curses
Captain Grant confronts Caral and romance collapses into hope as she resists his coercive plea. Lawrence Wedmond confronts a haunted past and finds redemption through a wife who forgives. Nora and Jack flee the mad house with a plan to outrun pursuers, while the mysterious doctor and his hounds close in.
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Tia
Lawrence Wedmond
Iail
Orway
Lila Brat
Tome Bick
Lawren
Lia Anind
Tome
Lawrence
Nova
Adi Javed
Love
Uae
Jack
Tade Anouluryy
Nora
Ginal
Vack
Tack
Taek
Tisten
Shoe
Sonnda
Jick
Lind
Jacek
Iyrom
Henry Clay as an actor in a murder defense
Louisville Courier Journal recounts Henry Clay defending Antes Syudlusky, accused of murder. Clay studied a feared look in a mirror for days, then delivered a verdict seemingly impossible, prompting the jury to find the defendant not guilty. The tale highlights Clay’s dramatic courtroom prowess and the tension of the moment.
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Antes Syudlusky
Chdenge
Pewee
Henry
Kentucky
Sandusky
Uys
Samdasky
Mir Devel
Khan
Nny
Clay
Desiree
Iay
Gem
Loulevile CourierJournal
Chicago surgeon aids dislocated hip child walk
Dr Adolf Lorenz from Vienna supervised a recent operation on Lolita Armour to realign her dislocated hip aiming to restore walking. The six month course includes plaster casting and gradual exercise. Lorenz reports the child should walk after six months. He has performed 300 similar procedures pro bono for poor children and demonstrated the method before Chicago’s Medical Society.
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Europe
Chicago
Adolf Loverix
Vienna
Lolita Armour
Phil Armour
J. Ogden. Armour
Adol Lurenz
Haye Bee
Armour
Lorenz
University of
Medical Society of Chicago
Tie
United States
Mrs. Cady Stanton Dies Famous Suffrage Leader
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, renowned advocate for women rights and signer of the Seneca Falls call, died at her New York City home. Old age listed as cause. she remained conscious until near the end and long led the suffrage movement through storms of ridicule. Born November 12, 1814 in Johnstown, New York, she married in 1840 and later focused on abolition. Her death marks the passing of a pivotal figure in American reform.
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Tehigabeth Cady Stanton
New York City
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Senecalls, N
Snyder 18 Found Guilty In Bribery Case
Robert M. Snyder, former president of two Kansas City banks, was found guilty of bribery by a St Louis City jury over a municipal railway bill. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after spending publicly cited amounts on votes. The case marked the first conviction of a bride giver linked to the statewide investigation, with multiple other convictions arising from the same inquiry.
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St. Louie
R. M. Snyder
Br Louis City
Stobert M. Snyder
Kanegs City
Mecesalee
City National
Niz
Missouri Gaa
Saved a Life Gratitude and a public-spirited wrong turn
A Brooklyn Eagle snippet recalls a lynching attempt halted by a suspect’s innocence. A separate medical ad extols Bean's Kidney Pills claiming a dramatic life-saving cure for Mr. Walter McLaughlin of Wheeling. The piece ends with a national free trial offer and Logan Drug Co. sourcing.
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Bright
Walter McLaughlin
Tacob Street
Wheeling
J. P. Holiday & Son
Mill
Bean
Dean
Logan Drug Co
Mr. Mcaught
United States
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Too Long to Wait Teas-Miss Brush clash over age in Philadelphia tale
A provocative social exchange shows Tess and Munnybogas in a sharp exchange about age and love. The item references a Philadelphia paper and includes an advertisement for Fly’s Cream Balm, price 75 cents, with patient testimonies and a note about hemp production in Albay, Philippines valued near $5 million annually.
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Miss Brush
Jess
Tess
Philadelphia
Ely Bros
Warren St
New York
Albert Lea
Minn
Lansdale
French on the wall mock at hotel motto misspoken
A Philadelphia Times whimsy recalls Senator Quay challenging a Pittsburgh hotel proprietor over a French motto. The proprietor quips that the United States will do, and the motto on the wall prompts a quip about God Bless it Home. The tale playfully contrasts language and national pride.
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Pittsbute
Prateaia
Anid
Quay
Philadélphia Times
Through Sleeping Car Chicago to Washington Route
The Big Four Chesapeake and Ohio line now operates a through sleeper from Chicago to Washington leaving at 1 p.m. and arriving the next afternoon at 3 39. The service offers quick time and dining car facilities with splendid mountain scenery. Reservations at Big Four Ticket Office 234 Clark Street Chicago.
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Chicago
Washington
D. C
Wiralafa Hot Springs
Big Four
Chesapeake and Ohio
Big Four Ticket Office
Clark Street
Health and humor in old quotes and Burdock Blood Bitters
Art Alike and Harris exchange blunt remarks on youth imitating elders and self discovery. The piece asks about the secret of happy health and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for strong bowels stomach liver and kidneys.
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Grimes
Harris
Boston Transcript
Willie’s Sigh Reflects on Old Roman Times
In a Chicago Record-Herald tidbit, J lie Georgio muses that life in ancient Rome might have been pleasant for Willie. His mother challenges the notion, noting that in those days they could not tailor pants for Willie’s father.
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Willie
J Lie Georgio
Caesar
Cicero
Cate
Chicago Record-Herald
Hall's Catatric Cure and a Crank Explained
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News contrasts a household “catatric cure” priced at 75 cents with a cheeky definition of a crank as a socialist in unfamiliar fields. The snippet also alludes to Mrs. Austin’s buckwheat and Siam’s flour supply drawn from the United States.
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Hall
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