Ring of Ruby Ringed Adieu in Unton Square
Ma m selle Dunie yearns for a ruby ring priced at six hundred dollars. A London buyer offers five hundred, but the plan stands to send the ring to Sir Harry More. A porter confirms delivery and the hotel reception notes the price as remarkably cheap.
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Dante
Aly Harry
Mia'nselle
Sir Harry
Boston Globe
A Serious Affair on the Bengal Voyage
On a Calcutta bound voyage, Henry Greig and Elsie Norman face a sudden breakup over an engagement. Diamonds vanish then are found in Greig's cabin, arousing suspicion. Van Straaten, a German investor, condemns the young couple, but truth emerges as the diamonds are recovered and Greig defends Norman, who stands by him.
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Elsie Norman
India
Bengal
Bay of Biscay
Young
Plymouth
Henry Greig
Stans
van Straeter
Greig
van Straaten
Queckly
Tam
Mr. Grey
Mgr. Greig
Mr van Straatenu
Ilsie Norman
Ood
Garman
The
Calcutta
Roy Lewiere
Menry In
Erry
Norman
Elsie
Harry
Iisa
van Strypten
Hans
Normin
Ming
Mr. van Stranten
St. James
The Art of Expression and the Lawyer Pips
The lawyer known as Pips is praised for deep knowledge of human nature and disciplined judgment. He notes outcomes with concise lines, writing to the client after a win and sending a brief, stark message after a loss.
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Pips
Fremdenblatt
Knights of Pythias Convention at Marshalltown Sets Revisions
The Knights of Pythias grand lodge convention at Marshalltown passes a sweeping revision plan dividing administration into executive legislative and judicial branches. A new five member tribunal will hear original and appellate decisions. State deputy grand chancellor at large will travel the state to foster lodges. Local lodge terms extend to twelve months and officers elected include grand chancellor and grand vice chancellor among others. Adjacent coverage notes a Des Moines marriage elopement and Fort Madison prison warden's biennial report with budget needs and prisoner statistics.
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Vre Knigits
Pythiar Des Matxes
Grand Lodge Knights of
Knights Park
Weeks
Granger
Sammis
White
Ciand
John Caneron
Doverperry
Park
Des Moines
Edward Kibben
Marshaltown
W. G. Mercer
Burlington
J. 1. Tuff
Muscatine
M. Thilbert
le Mars
W.M. Narvin
Muscating
EW. Weeks
Guthrie Center
Carl Kuehniec
Nenison
Grand Lodge
Ruil
Lvst
J. W. Weeks
J. A. Sammis
J. 13. White
Bernard Murphy
El.t. Granger
Iowa
D. Db. GG
Och Lodge
Hanlay
Tipton
Halliday
Doonesboro
H.W. Archer
Wagleray
B. Raines
Independence
W. A. Fark
G. J. Iturhele
Denison
W. G. Mercur
Warington
Mr. Ames
Rand, Nmcnaily & Co
Miss Spinney
de BB
Spinney
Ae Dbancas
Ames
Tunney
Mineneapolis
Fort Madison
N. N. Jones
Ort Madison
Twenty-fiftth General Assembly
Jowr
James C. Douley
Adams County
J. KK. Cumberland
Shelby County
Todd
Lincoln Death Reported in Sherman Johnston Surrender Era
Nichols of Sherman's army recalling Lincoln's assassination and Johnston's surrender, recounts a night near Sinleigh when a courier delivered the news. He and Gen Logan feared troops might revolt, delaying the surrender and altering the war's course due to the shock of Lincoln's death.
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Sherman
Nichols
Joe Johnston
San Diego
Cal
W.J. Sherman
Logan
Sinleigh
Lwna
Lowgan
Lincoln
Johnston
Johington
Gen. Johnston
Chicago Times
Bearded Guaranty Triggers Calofornian Trade Story
In a historical vignette from Overland, Augustin Machado, a wealthy ranchero who cannot read, offers a ball from his beard as payment guarantee when a supercargo seeks payment aboard a vessel in San Pedro harbor. Senor Aguirre, owner of the trading vessel, returns to find his agent insulted, sparking chagrin at the misread customs of trust and credit in early Californian times.
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Aguirre
Don Jose Aguirre
San Pedro
Augustin Machads
Machado
Senor Aguirre
Augustin Machado
Ferestfallen
Llelen Elliott Baudiul
Overland
Pie and pies in hotels and clubs decline
The text laments pie being removed from hotel and club menus as pie lovers rue the lack of old fashioned pie. It recalls how mothers and grandmothers made pie by hand and warns against machine made pie.
Deception exposed on fall voters and tariff blame
A partisan critique argues Republican deception misled voters about the 1893 tariff and blamed Democrats for the panic. It cites Senator Lexow and the Chicago Tribune to assert the McKinley and Sherman bills caused the downturn, while warning currency issues drive prosperity and warns Republicans may not sustain tariff opposition.
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Lexow
New York
Uoress
Jones
Nevada
Rees
Senate
House
Netieg
McKinlay
Nean Tar Batster
Republican Party
Lassen
Chicago Tribune
Senator Loxow
The
Tribune
Repubican
Congress
Louisville Courier-Journal
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