Grandfather’s Sin Ties Lovers in Torn Family Plot
Robert Horton and Virginia Wright pursue love despite the feud between their families rooted in an infamous grandfather Edward Shorncliffe. Horace Wright, wary of alliance, battles fortune and betrayal as a Wall Street crash and family legacy threaten happiness. Horton’s persistence wins wary consent, and Wright speaks final forgiveness before death.
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Rob
Edward Shorncliffe
Robert Horton
Virginia Wright
Monterey Beach
Virginia
Tiebert Horton Wan
New York
Robert Fortron
Blyvifather
Riaurandfather
Intel
Biorace Wright
el Fonte
Wrisht and
Torton
Horton
Edward Thornelife
Edward Thortclffe
Diosa
Gwen
Yar
Kerton
Wigut
Mimeric
Lie
Truley
Tye
Wall Street
Morace Wright
Hunt & Clark
Lorace Wright
Holland House
Rector Orders Early Collection Before Sermon
In Philadelphia Press text the rector suggests taking up the collection before the sermon, with a vestryman agreeing. The rector jokes about preaching on economy, signaling a light church moment.
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Philadelphia
Lr. Grimes
Oulda Didn't See That American Visitor
Mme De la Rameo known as Oulda boasted of talent but an American visitor sought to meet her. A maid announced the caller and Oulda refused saying Americans stay away. The guest departed insulted while the two women remained friendly afterward. The episode hints at a reading of The Private Life of the Sultan.
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Oulda
Chicago Chronicle
Mme. de la’ Rameo
Gulda
Rooshya
Hurlin
Martin Dooley
United States
America
Huron
Alvins
Czar
Oldher
Regatien
Alonzo
Hiven
Legation
Jersey City
I Rugatova
Knealin
Passure
Cedar Rapids
Beatland
Ambassadore
Panayaia Canal
Stars and Shripes
Mark
Tonjerroh
Manny
Dargan
Lord Gimlets
Dargon
Flo
Anny Ambas
Sadore
Timnnissy
Auicker
Rayportner
Wall Street
Constantinople
Copenhagen
Bedad
Ireland
Mr. Hitnegsy
Dooley
John
Mr Dooley on Our Representatives Abroad
A humorous monologue on ambassadors contrasting old era duties with modern cable and newspaper diplomacy. Mr Dooley argues ambassadorships are now performed by quicker media and finance, while citing Irish American wit, political figures, and a satire of court life, including a royal palace, a panama canal, and press correspondents.
Tessie the Gum-Chewer at the Picnic on Malin Street
A whimsical tale opens with Tessie a Gum-Chewer who irons a white dress and journeys with the Ladies Auxiliary to a Horse-Shoers Union picnic. Chauncey Chauncey tries courting her aboard a boat while Tessie deflects, plots, and fears social embarrassment as a Various unnamed suitors circle her, ending with a comic tale about a dog and a butcher.
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Tessie
Florge Shoers' Union
Wess
Harry
Nix
Malin Street
Bertha Clay Hublit
Jessie
Basil Armytage
Loraine
Basil
Brilliantine
Esa
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Horse-Shoers’ Union
Record of the Past Kidney Pills Cure Many Says Samuel J. Taylor
The advertisement proclaims Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney issues from backache to diabetes and urges public testimony. Samuel J. Taylor, a Goshen resident, claims a lifelong kidney ailment ended after using the pills from 1902 onward, asserting a permanent cure and no need for further treatment. A trial offer is available by mail from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, price 50 cents per box.
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Boun
Samuel J. Taylor
South
Goshen
Tui
Jacob
Mann
Dosa
Conan
Doan
Mr. Taylor
U. S
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Most Arduous of Journeys Through Siberia Fail to Impress
New York Press criticizes Harry de Windt for producing little practical value from his extensive Siberian trek. The explorer, 43, has traveled across Russia, Persia, India, Behring Strait near death, and across 110 degrees of longitude, yet the piece questions the significance of his nearly eighteen thousand mile last journey and his dream of a Paris to New York railway.
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de Windt
New York
Livingstone
Stanley
du Chailly
Bechwatka
Samuel Baker
Belzoni
Cook
Kane
Fremont
Hall
Speke
Manneville
Hayes
Mungo Park
Orton
Buckhardt
Catlin
Cameron
Galton
Robinson
Coney Island
Harry de Windt
Siberia
Paris
Kernea
Turkey
Bulgaria
Pekin
Calala
Great Desert
Gobi
Russia
India
Persia
Belachistan
Lakhwin
Japan
Java
Australia
Pall Mall Gazette
London Xpress
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Local Resident
Mr J Whitehead forwards a publication letter praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports severe kidney trouble, long in chair with pain, and states his condition improved after seven to eight months of use. He claims the remedy provided more help than any prior medicines and urges others with similar suffering to seek it.
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Horace Wright
New York
Ehrech Specuadors
Wright
San Wranesses
Morenel
Dodd
Remembers the Kindness
A Philadelphia Press note recalls a man who prides himself on never forgetting a kindness. He says he never forgets a favor done to him and makes sure others remember it as well.
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Philadelphia Press
Curious Exchange Notes Bing Stranger’s Quiet Purchase
A dialogue fragment depicts a curious remark about Bing’s behavior. One questions what he has been doing, another notes he refrains from talk and has bought an out-of-town residence and avoids mentioning any need to sleep under blankets.
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Wrights
Son
Francses
Som
Rod
Mr. Dooley
P. Durline
Robert Howard Russell
Mr. Hennessy
Raycetvity
Miletigan
Guygraft
Boolguhrya
Europe
Abbey Road
Washington Post
Ak Pha “Bradkers
Oakland
Whitney
Atritt Andera Novey
Neely
Vanderblitte
Vanderbilt
H. P. Whitney
Neely Vanderbilts
Corasiius Vanderbilt
Gertrude Whitney
Grace Vanderilt
Ices
Therese
Mother
Story-Paper
Wessie
Thane
Fils
Chauncey
Society of Ladies
Essie
Weslie
Chawnee
Tess
Sis
Reid
Gladys
Pessie
Morai
John &. Buinehfield
Hoffman House
Austin
Weabie
Prt
Montgomery
Ward. & Ca
Chicago
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