Story of Army Life at a Western Fort in Loss and Rescue
Colin Morton and Robert Bracebridge survive a shipwreck off a Western fort coast. Colin rescues Florence Loring as the vessel sinks, while Bracebridge battles breakers to reach shore. The girls recover, the judge seeks rewards for rescuers, and Major German weighs punishment for the rescuers against their bravery. Florence and Jennie visit the wounded at the hospital, as the two heroes face arrest for leaving the guardhouse.
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Colin Morton
Maj
Robert
Colin
Robert Bracebridge
Ford
Phelps
Couragtg
Indies
Florence Loring
Jennie Ford
Florence
Fleath
Golin
Judge Loring
Agai
Jennie
Uncle
Bach
Robert “Bracebridge
Colin Aforton
Giant
Levert Bracebridge
Pather
Arrow
Jonnie Ford
Walher
Plorence
Maj. Germon
German
Flex
Monte Carlo Games and Bank Profit Tactics Seen
A stock company owned Monte Carlo operation shows high outlays but steady, large profits. The figures imply players lose to the house over time, suggesting broad reach of gambling losses. A Chicago Tribune note contrasts Western bad lands with Monaco’s glittering temptations. The piece closes reflecting on self-interest in helping others.
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Tlo, Ag
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Governi Statul
Baden Baden
Ain
Wall Street Buoys Market After Calamity Reflects Hope
The nation faces a grim mood after the Buffalo shooting but business remains steady as bankers see no immediate fear. Wall Street opens the week with gains driven by New York buying orders while sentiment grows. corn and wheat markets react to frost and production shifts. The Bank of England lifts gold sales to deter imports. the Reichsbank may raise rates as Germany faces wider failures. steel mills reopen and prices stabilize aiding consumption.
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New York
Buffalo
Wall Street
Tuendon
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicaago
France
Bank of England
Germany
Reichsbank
United States Steel Corporation
Crowded Coliseum Fetes McKinley Memorial Services
Fifteen thousand attended Chicago's memorial rites for the late President, with over two thousand turned away. Senator Dolliver led the program as hymns, choirs, and remarks from Bancroft, Alschuler, and Cox framed a strong anti anarchist stance. Quotes echo a pledge to protect society, punish murder, and deport anarchists.
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Great Coliseum
Chicago
Great Hall
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Apollo Club
Mendelssohn Club
Katzenberger
Seventh Regiment
Edgar A. Bancroft
Samuel Alschuler
Mather Cox
McKinley
Viator
William E. Mason
Richard Yates
Bar
Davids. Rose
Milwaukee
D. W. Lawler
Minnesota
William MeKindey
Gladstone
J. P. Dolliver
William McKinley
E ‘Pyr A. Bancroft
Spotless Town’s Clean Theatrical Offerings Spark Interest
A passage showcases Spotless Town presenting a stock company with bright acting and plots praised for cleanliness and appeal. A stranger’s visit is humorously redirected by SAPOLIO, while townsfolk manage notoriety seekers and a Western visitor’s attempt to “potless’ Town” is met with caution and wit.
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Rapho
Sapolio
Great Retown
Spotless Town Babies Benefit From Clean Streets
Immigration and a peppy populace reduce city life restrictions as babies enjoy dirt-free streets. The piece celebrates a spotless town where pure white gowns and gleesome laughter mark the scene with playful chatter from Pa declaring a playful exclamation.
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Murrey
Courage of Bismarck Under Fire in 1806 Street Fight
The article recounts Bismarck calmly fending off a would be assassin in 1806 on Unter den Linden. He restrained the revolver wielder with his left hand, was wounded in the shoulder, and continued to his home. He later informed the King and kept his humor at dinner amid the crisis. In 1850 he threatened a heckler with a beer glass, then carried out the act.
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Bismarck
Unter den Linden
Hoedel
Berlin
Panhandlers Target Clergy in Historic Con Game
A bogus clergyman story in a lodz home journal tells of a scam where a man poses as a distressed parishioner. He lists trusted clergy across cities in a notebook, detailing dates amounts and remarks to exploit future victims. The tale warns of roving con artists who adapt lies to reach financial help.
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Panhandlers
Massachusetts
David M. Steele
Ladies’ Home Journal
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lawyers Are Not Gentlemen Joke From Court
A New York Mail and Express story recalls a sharp exchange when a punctilious German guard announced to Justice Bookstayer that a lawyer and two clients wished an audience. The judge’s attendant called out in rustic style, prompting laughter and a wry quip about lawyers versus gentlemen.
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Bookstayer
Supreme Court
New York Mail
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Army Life
Major Alfred Rochefort
Capt. Phelps
Maj. German
Mrs. Phelps
Cosmie
Chicago Tribune
Montana
Herbert
Brillant Hill
Posta
Kansas City
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Middletown
Ohio
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Richmond
Bronx
Nashville
Obélinatl
Vey
United. States
South
Bold
Spottess
Fey
Board of Healthy Magica
Becaiée
Onstone
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