Not Guilty The Bishop Intervenes In A Torn Life Drama
A judge, jury, and crowd witness a courtroom shock as a priest proclaims not guilty. Bishop and Jessica stand near a repentant figure, while Harry Sanderson confronts a truth about guilt, justice, and grace in a tangled tale of life, love, and death.
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St. James’ Parish
Henry Sanderson
Satan Sanderson
Harry
Harry Sanderson
Jessica
Dr. Brent
Werry
Prodigal Returns in Smoky Mountain Tale Ends
In Smoky Mountain shadows Hugh Aniston rescues a dying Satan Sander son, learns Jessica remains his wife in spirit, and rides toward a hopeful future. The final scene finds Jessica dead yet remembered as he returns to his new life with renewed devotion.
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Satan Sanderson
Aniston
Jessica
Smoky Mountain
Hugh
White House
Aspens
Vinci Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Promoted for Weak Children
Mrs C W Stump of Canton Ohio credits Vinci cod liver oil emulsion with restoring appetite color and strength to her pale ill daughter after other medicines failed Doctors Cook and Sherman in Washington offer it with a money back guarantee claiming it builds strength for delicate children and feeble adults
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Vinci
C. W. Stump
Canton
Cook & Sherman, Druggists
Washington
Dun's Review of Trade Signals Cautious Optimism
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes general hopeful reports from principal cities but cites lack of buoyancy for long commitments. A tariff bill cuts duties on iron steel and other products, while coal faces a labor crisis and iron price readjustment continues with slow revival in building.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade Today
Congress
Taft
Steel plant to close in Alabama next week
It is reported that the Tennessee Coal and Iron plant of United States Steel will suspend operations in Ensley Alabama for an indefinite time due to stagnation in the iron and steel trade. Officials refused to discuss the report.
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Steel Corporation
Alabama
Ensley
Ala
lIt
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel Corporation
Taft Honored as Yale's First U S President at 1500 Graduates Dinner
President Taft attended a Yale dinner for about 1,500 graduates at the Waldorf Astoria. The event honored him rather than his office, with the crowd singing Here's to good old Yale and saluting "Bill." President Hadley and Taft spoke, joined by guests including Henry and Horace Taft.
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New York
Yale
Taft
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Hadley
Elms
God
Henry and
Horace D. Taft
Navy Greyhounds Ready for Engine Trial Runs
Newport R I March 20 The scout cruisers Birmingham Chester and Salem now in dry dock prepare for a trial to compare English and American engine patterns. They will likely begin next Saturday on a 2000 mile run south of Cape Hatteras and then eastward with a required speed of twenty knots.
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Newport
R. 1
Birmingham
Chester
Salem
Cape Hatteras
Adversity Elevates Cleveland and Grant as Moral Figures
The piece argues Grover Cleveland and General Grant became great through adversity. It recalls Cleveland choosing conscience over party shouting, and Grant reforming drinking habits after a grim warning, both enduring slander yet achieving enduring fame and urging peace in their final acts.
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Cleveland
Grant
Grover Cleveland
General Grant
Pacific Coast
Vicksburg
St. Louis
Hqnor
Appomattox
Meveland
Hebrides Question Sparks Grandpa’s Geography Talk
A drenched boy returns home at 4 15 with school books thrown at the cat. He asks his grandpa why the Hebrides seem to be female and why the term is used, prompting a gentle explanation about geography and language.
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Hebrides
Root Juice Promises Remarkable Cures At Local Drug Store
A travelling salesman credits Root Juice with curing years of stomach and kidney issues after using three bottles. He reports improved appetite and digestion and praises overall health. The firm touts hundreds of testimonials and offers bottles at one dollar each or three for two dollars and fifty cents, with demonstrations at Lemmon's drug store.
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Washington
Lafayette
Lemmon’s
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Osteopath
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