Vow to Stay by Crippled Lover Ends in Mountain Rescue
Nelly Carney and John Conover marry after a perilous escape from his attackers. Conover endures torture to keep his claim while Nelly, inspired by love, leads a rescue with Fergus O’Hare and others. She later lives beside Conover, loyal to him as a white-haired companion.
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Carney
Kathleen
Perens O
Nelly Carney
John Conover
Fergus
Phil
Coyote
Conover
Nelly Carnes
Nelly
Hee Bel
Bane
Aiwoadtee Ik
John
Fergus O'Hare
Ferus
Tim Blake
John Bts
San Francisco
Sam
Don
Tim
Denny
Jerry
Finte
Neily
Neb Ilex
Joho
Toby
Joh Conover
Cray
Ian
Pergus
Pheelainy
California
Kathteen
Bergus
Nelly Conover
Chicago Daily News
A Practical Repartee about John Holmes
The late John Holmes long cherished wit equal to his elder brother Oliver Wendell Holmes yet remained a bachelor. He lived alone in Cambridge and, when urged to marry for a larger house, quipped that a better half would require better quarters.
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John Holmes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mr Holmes
Cambridge
John
Mr. Holmes
Tittsburgh Dispatch
Savoring Sun Justice of the Peace Dreaded Commodore
A sailor quip on a justice of the peace as a commodore, who confuses rules with marine law. The piece notes he's fined a man for no wagon lights at night and another for driving over the speed limit in fog while 90 miles from navigable waters.
The True Vine and Its Branches Sermon Summary
Specially adapted from Peloubet notes into a Thursday evening discourse in an upper Jerusalem room. Themes cover the True Vine as Christ, the Owner as God, pruning and cleansing to bear fruit, abiding in Christ, and resulting blessings including answered prayer, glory to God, and joy.
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Peloubet
John Ae
John
Jerusalem
Christ
Gethsemane
Jesus
God
G. W
Annwan
Hugh Macmillan
LL. D
F.R
Thorius
Sunday School Times
Cambridge
School of Christ
Dr. A. Mackenzie
Tifth
Wardner Violence Sparks Military Deployment in Idaho
Reports of union miners marching toward Wardner from Canyon Creek ignite fear of clashes with regular troops. Martial law considered as Coroner to start inquest. two arrests. A Knight of Vythias member James Cheyne died from bullet wound in Spokane after mob attack. Regulars arrive to guard Wardner as authorities seek calm and order amid labor strife and masked threats.
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Wardner
Withee
Baik
James Cheyne
Sarardasths
Spokane
Vythias
Warner
Windo
Mus
Dewey Day Celebrations Across U S Cities
The nation marked Dewey Day with naval pageants in Philadelphia led by Captain Coghlan and the cruiser Baltimore, parades on the Delaware, and state ceremonies. Chicago, New Orleans, New York, St Louis, and Boston held indoor or public events in schools and community venues, while a snow storm hit Scotland.
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Philadelphia
Stone
Inturst
Algonquin
League Island
Navy Yard
Raleigh
Coghlin
Cramps
Coghlan
Manila
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Manila Bay
Montojo
Boston
Dangerous Infatuation Leads to Double Tragedy in Stockton
In Stockton California on May 3 two women in a lodging house room were found dead from gunshots, Mrs. Hassall having shot Mrs. Hickman and then herself. Hassall, calling herself a duchess, was obsessively infatuated with Hickman, the affair ending in a fatal embrace and suicide. Hassall’s husband, a chief ranger with the Foresters, had left her. medical experts deem Hassall insane. The incident mirrors a prior Memphis case.
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Stockton
Cal
William Hiehkman
H. A. Hassall
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