Burns and Patrick cases noted in Gotham reform view
In New York City the Jerome reform administration is questioned as vice spreads with pool rooms and gambling dens rising. The Burns and Patrick trials near conclusion mark two of the century's notable cases, with Florence Burns and lawyer Patrick drawing public scrutiny and debate over guilt and punishment.
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A. A. Perkens
New York
Gotham
Jerome
Walher Knickerbocker
Attermamer
Tenderloin
Reform
East
Burns
Patrick
Florence Burns
Texas
Jones
Captain Baker
Patrick Willk Flo
Baker
Berns
Erand
Society
South
Sherry
Delmonico’s
Duncan Butler
James Henry Parker
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United Daughters
Georgie
Hugh S Thompson
Thomamson
Georgia
Trust Company of the Republic
New York Life
Daniel LeRoy Dresser
Evansville
Terre Haute
Wall Street
the Sun
Colege
Harvard
Columbia
Alpha Delta Phi
Psi Upailon
Stock Exchange
Cut Glass splendor highlighted in fine crystal craft
Fragmented OCR text describes cut glass as dismally beautiful when cut right with sparking clarity like morning dew. Mentions Cun Giwas for Easy Weaging Gifts and references various unclear artifacts. No clear names or dates establish a coherent event or source context.
Novel real estate offer ends as demand grows
William Webster, a Chicago real estate agent, advertised to furnish a wife with every eighty acres in Tanglade county Wisconsin, but withdrew after overwhelming orders. A buyer requested four wives, prompting Webster to revoke the scheme and close the matrimonial bureau idea. He noted Europeans and Americans would not pair mismatched nationalities, ending the venture.
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Edward F.younger
Chicago
Il S
William Webster
Tanglade County
Wisconsin
Mie
Will A. Webster
W.r. Webster
Ella Keata Crutcher
Ernest Nayes
St. Andrew Church
Louisville
Josiah McRoberts
Ond
Hadassah Felton
Edith Key
J. Allen Haines
Joseph Belden
Hopewell Rogers
James Erskine
Ogden McClurg
R. High Carleton
Boston
William B. Wood
Pittsburg
Wiliam Crutcher
Louwisville
John T. Noyes
Madeline Noyes
Camden
S UC
J. Henry Norton
Charles H. Ferry
James Dudley
Plank
Timois
Pete
Western Reciprocity League
Topeka
Kans
Cheago
League
Washington
Jones
Harriet S Jones
Palm Beach
Fla
Maurice Porter
St Luke
Carter H Hatritch
New Orleans
Ogden Shew
Daugher
School girls beauty ad promising Scott's Emulsion cure
An advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion as blood food that restores beauty to pale school girls. It promises a free sample and urges readers to contact Sours & SOWNE chemists for the offer, noting pale faces among students and promising relief.
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Scott
Og Peartst
Presidents as Writers and Orators Through the Ages
The piece surveys U S presidents from John Quincy Adams to Theodore Roosevelt, noting their literary styles and rhetoric. It highlights Adams as a rhetorician and orator, Roosevelts enduring voice, and contrasts Washington, Madison, Hamilton, and Jay for their influence on political prose.
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Leslie’s Weekly
the Great Library
United States
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Boylston
Harvard College
Roosevelt
Washington
Madison
Hamilton
Jay
Boston Social Scandals and Law Watch in Back Bay
Boston society reels from the arrest of Minol G Shaw, nephew of Quin cy Shaw, for embezzling $20,000 from Adams-Taylor Co. The column chronicles Gardner, son in law of Henry Cabot Lodge, clashing with Salem Mayor Hurley, and a swindle by Sir Herbrand Pelham Clinton targeting Boston elites. It also surveys temperance fights over the semi colon clause and ward dry law dynamics in Boston.
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Russell Hathaway
Boston
Minol G. Shaw
Quincy Shaw
Adams-Taylor Company
Shaw
Watts
Nolse
Gardner
Arthur Gardner
Henry Cabot Lodge
Repartes
Hurley
Salem
Moody
Back Bay
Sir Herbrand Pelham-Clinton
Sir Herbrand Pelnham-Clinton
England
Duke of Newcastle
Burke
Newcastle
Lord H. Pelham-Clinton
Massachusetts
Bark Bay
Fauburgs
Knew Thyself a Youth for Men Only Adlisted in Paper
An old Boston area ad offers a medical book titled Knew Thyself a Youth for Men, with a postpartum style note promising fresh seated postcards to readers. It touts health themes and a featured volume The Key to Health and Frontiers, with prices and mailing details in a late 19th century Boston Herald context.
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Mission On Earth
Noomainen
Armen
Hoston Herald
Won His Nurse Salary From Smallpox Quarantine
In Greater Boston Harrington, a smallpox patient, paid nurse Hooper 350 weekly for nine weeks of care. After recovery Harrington wed, and three days later Hooper learned his patient had secretly won back his nurse salary by poker. Hooper now is the one to pity.
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Gotham
Bravoor House
Eighth Street
Fifth Mene
Cafe Martin
Delmontco’s
New York
Metropolitan
Jet
Philadelphia
Charles E. Graves
Brenner
Lfe
Brenner Khavine
McKinley
May Sheskie
State Street
Chicago Medical Association
Kago
Greater
Boston
Harrington
Hooper
Jan
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Red Light
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Thas Cone
James Edward Graybill
R. Wayne Wilson
Macon
Savannah
Capitan
Ming
Donmmeny
Webster
Hie
Womer
Mlinois
Missouri
University of Illinois
Champaign
South Carolina
Illinois
L. M. Western
W. A. Cook
A. J. Briggle
Agnes Hill
H. W Wright
Binghamton
Nsw
Burna
Miss Hill
N Landers
Mr. Wright
Chicago Enterprise and Capital
Mexico
Republic
Urupan
Michoacan
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Tsedent
Minsi G. Shaw
Ledge
Edwin Voi
Hihi
Edwin Clapp
Atlanta
Whitechan Street
John AL Smith
Auburn Ave
Meirs
Whitehair
Banister's Fine Shoes
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
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