The Truth Made Known in a Fateful Night
Lisle Maxwell faces his dying father Richard Maxwell as a sudden death and a hidden truth shock the household. Erna Thomas and her father Mr. Thomas assist, while Lisle and Erna confront a revealed family secret in Belmont.
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Raig Thompson
Lisle
Richard Maxwell
Erna Thomas
Portieres
Dey
Mr. Thomas
Erna
Miss Thomas
Ash
Thomas
Walt
Papa
Corral
Craig Thompson
Mr. Maxwell
Belmont
Woman Who Inspired Assassination Emma Goldman Arrested in Chicago
A Swedish woman, Lena Larson, arrested in Chicago near Sheffield Avenue denies being Emma Goldman. She admits meeting Leon Czolgosz in July and claims no anarchist ring planned the president’s shooting. She criticizes police and defends her own actions as misguided assistance rather than advocacy of violence.
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Emma Goldman
Anarchy
Leon Czolgosz
Chicago
Lena Larson
Miss Goldman
Hertz
Captain Schuetter
Buffalo
Miss Isaak
Rochester
Hochstein
Joseph Street
Niagara Falls
New York
Cardinal Manning
Walter Nowak
Czolgosz
Mendelwhite
Cleveland
Hollenden
Memorial Hall
Isaaks
Mr. Isaaks
Rock Island
Associated Press
Haymarket
United States
John Yeates Beall
Bell
J. Wilkes Booth
President Lincoln
Beall
Secretary Stanton
Lincoln
Seward
Booth
Stanton
F. B. Massey
Hemming
Tex
J. S. Riley
Bloomfield
John Y. Beall
Governor's Island
N. Y
Abe Lincoln
Alton
Canada
University of Virginia
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Michigan
Great Britain
Philo-Parsons
Sarney
Johnson's Island
Halifax
Camp Morton
Ind
J. Y. Beall
Damon
Pythlags
Capt
Joseph Holt
Mr. Lincoln
Mexico
Yazoo City
Inns of Norway Offer Plain Comforts for Travelers
A traveler’s guide describes Norwegian inns as simple and honest, providing food, shelter, and board with neat lace curtains but no luxury. Service is homely. guests self-serve, handle luggage, and meals are ample though the hotels lack style. Locals are honest and hospitable, though customs are modest and unpretentious.
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Norway
W. E Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Irreconcilable split sparks quick divorce ruling
A Chicago judge grants a divorce in under ten minutes amid a trend of rising U S divorces. Indiana statistics show 24 007 marriages 3 000 divorces in the year to June 30 1901 with wives receiving most decrees for abandonment or cruelty. The piece contrasts brief hearings with broader calls for reform and notes international doubt about uniform laws.
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Dunne
Indiana
International Law Association
Glasgow
Chicago
United States
France
Germany
Russia
England
Great Britain
Ireland
Chicago Record-Herald
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Frederick van Rensselaer Dey
Frederic van Rens
the Sun
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Courtright
Vancouver
Frank Courtright
New York Sun
A. K. McClure
Philadelphia Times
Ford
Washington
the Inns OF Norway
Chicago Tribune
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