Tragedy at Mrs Moore’s boarding house in New York
In a rain soaked evening at Mrs Moore’s boarding house the revelry turns to danger when Captain Hanska is found murdered. Suspects include Miss Harding Miss Jones Tommy North and Lawrence Wade as investigators untangle a web of passes and alibis amid urgent calls and a looming police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moore
Far West
New York
Miss Harding
Miss Jones
Professor Noll
Captain Hanska
Hanska
Rious
Mr. Estrilla
Captain Hanseka
Essie
Tommy North
Tommy
Wipil
Ulster
Professor Nol
Estrilla
Lipschutz
Rosalie le Gran
Martin M
Rosalie le Grange
Senor Hstrilla
Hardin
Estruda
Jant
Ali
Mr. North
Mr. Wade
Lawrence Wade
Wade
Moore Establishment
Bagpipe Craze Spreads Beyond Scotland to England
In England a bagpipe craze draws learners including Americans. The Prince of Wales popularizes the instrument by playing The Flowers of the Forest and The Land of the Sea. Pipe Major O H Starck notes rising pupil demand and mentions Dana Allen Doone among successful pupils abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo
O. H. Starck
London Irish Rifles
Allen Doone
America
Real estate broker held after housemaid dispute
Samuel Swett of Manhattan, a Huntington broker, was challenged by Goldstein and his son in their store over taking their maid. Swett’s mother and Mrs Gottlieb intervened as a tangle ensued. Swett was detained on a $200 bail for examination before Justice Lowndes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldstein
Louis Gottlieb
Samuel Swett
Manhattan
Swett
Bay Crest
Huntington
Gottlieb
Notre Dame of Paris From Early Times to 1871
A condensed chronicle of Notre Dame history. From its 6th century origins to the 12th century beginning and 14th century completion, the cathedral faced repeated dangers. It details 1793 terror, Napoleonic reopening, Louis XIV destruction of interiors, 1845 restoration, and 1871 Commune threats thwarted by guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Notre Dame
Strand
Childebert
Alexander III
Heraclius
Napoleon
Louis XIV
Tding
Lassus
Violett-le- Duc
Boeswillwald
National Guard
Music Makes Bad Men Good in Ohio Prison
In Columbus a prison ward en has the inmates listening to an eleven piece orchestra during meals. The arrangement splits concerts between two dining halls so most convicts hear the music. About 1,600 prisoners are exposed to the uplift. The warden plans two crack military companies possibly segregated by race, with ex service members aiding formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Thomas
U. S. Army
National Guard
Copperheads Attack. Pipeline Crew Battle Reptile Horde
In Greene county a 150 man crew laying a Philadelphia Company pipeline fought off venomous copperheads in Madis farm. Several workers were bitten and rushed to Waynesburg Hospital as the reptiles were finally routed. A count after the battle listed 58 dead vipers and several men in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philad Liampany
Greene County
Waynesburg
Fractures Hip Dancing Tango in Long Beach
Mrs Raymond Torry fractured her hip while dancing the tango at Long Beach. She vowed to tango again as soon as she recovers, claiming the mishap was caused by her tight footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Here
Raymond Torry
Torry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Irwin
Harry R.grissinger
BOBBS
England
Battie
Columbus
O.) Warden
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