Dooleys Irish Talk on Morals and Transatlantic Trade
In a dialogue between Mr Hennessy and Bartender Flannigan, Mr Dooley laments lack of progress and jokes about the Morgan ship alliance. They discuss Anglo American relations, Britain, and the duties of public office with a mix of satire and politics. The piece ends with reflections on aldermen, reform, and constituent pressures.
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Holland
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Morgan
London
Hinnissy
Ray
Atlantic Ocean
Morgan
Chicago
Ingland
America
John Bull
Raypate
London Times
Tinnyson
Mr. Parnill
Amin
Willyam T. Stid
Ireland
Britannia
Mr. Hennessy
Modern Fable of a Nervy Drummer
Lawrence a stylish salesman from Saint Louis uses charm to woo a train companion in a day coach. A sharp Eastern writer analyzes his vanity and social pose as he endures a probing article and moral about the limits of popularity.
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NCE
Saint Louis
Union Station
Lawrence
Florida
Saint Louey
Middle West
Sermon Warns New Butte Aldermen of Hard Comeback
Rev Jerry Rounder addresses incoming council members at his tabernacle urging them to expect misrepresentation and criticism. He calls aldermen targets of blame, notes personal sacrifice, and defends local honesty while predicting offhand accusations regardless of conduct. The speech frames municipal service as a merciful Providence and a necessary civic burden.
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Butte
Utte
Jerry Rounder
Mutual Admiration Society
Happy
Providence
Chicago
New York
Omaha
Notable Superior Graveyard Holds 21 Burials Of Violent Deaths
In Superior Montana a small graveyard holds 21 male burials with 18 dying violently. Causes include accidents, suicides, and drownings linked to local mills trains mines and a tramway. Neighbors dread burial there and joke about boots and snakes in last wills. A separate Yellowstone Journal note recounts a rope mishap with an Englishman and a calf in a range matter.
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Iron Mountain
Clearwater
Northern Pacific
Iron Mountain Station
Lynch's
Purtle’s Mill
Superior
W. D. Colby
Yellowstone Journal
Colby
Yellowstone
To Imagine Himself Dead From the New York Times
Max Glotstein, president of the Glotstein Fishing club, is described as an astute businessman amid frequent East Side pranks. A bartender, stressed by a cranium inflammation, asks for a higher salary and a jokey exchange follows about life and graft.
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New York Times
Max Glotstein
Glotstein Fishing Club
East Side
Wlote
Gloistein
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George Ade
Robert Howard Russell
Herodsburg
Vandalia
Raspberry Trust
Frohman
Sedalia
Ethel Gilblitz
Dan Daly
Julia Marlowe
Lew Wallace
Duchess
Aldermen
Montana
Superior, Mont
Missoula River
Missoula County
Coeur d'Alene
Northern Pacific Railway
Fromberg
Gebo Sentinel
Pilgrim
B. m
Max
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