Lawrence Daniels Chooses Pearl Amboyne At Lake Linwood
Lawrence Daniels, a rising New York journalist, marries Pearl Amboyne, a working girl. At Adam's Ferry Lake Linwood their romance crosses social lines as Daniels saves her mother and herself from the Beetle Rock fire, proving genuine affection over wealth.
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Adam’s Ferry
Pearl Ambayone
Linwand
New York
Adan's Ferry
Lawrence Daniels
Pearl Anboyne
Miss Bova Jolille
Lawrence Daniel
Weil
Tara
Miss Jollite
Eva
Daniels
Lake Linwood
Adam's Ferry
Pearl Amboyne
Pearl Ardboyne
Pearl
Daniel
the Clarion
New Rat Trap A Success At Camden Saloon
Ed ward Carmany's Marion street Kaighn avenue Camden saloon used sticky flypaper to trap rats. Six dollars bought paper that snagged several pests. A patron dropped a drink and cried out as the paper seized a rat, which eventually died. Carmany laughed that the idea worked. The Philadelphia Record reports this curious method in a local nuisance case.
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Edward Carmany
Marion Street
Kaighn Avenue
Camden
Carmany
Jed
Philadelphia Record
Growth of Apple Crop Surges Across US and Canada in 1909
United States and Canada expect about twelve million barrels more apples in 1909 than 1908, totaling about 35 million barrels. Western yields rise with better quality, while eastern and central regions show varied gains and losses. The Northwest export outlook strengthens as Canada posts large gains and major fruit areas like Washington and Oregon expand orchards and premium car-loads fetch high prices.
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United States
Canada
Spokane
Wash
Ben Hi. Rice
Mississippi River
Mississippi
International Apple Shippers’ Association
New England
Central States
Middle Western
Iolaho
Washington
New Mexico
Colorado
New York
New Hampshire
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dominion of Canada
Nova Scotia
America
Liverpool
Wenatchee
Yakima
Lewiston-Clarkston
Walla Walla
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
Montana
Lewiston-Clarkson
State of Washington
Protect Mothers, Is Plea to Taft from Cincinnati Ladies
A Cincinnati suffrage era open letter adopted by the Susan B. Anthony club asks President Taft for a federal law to protect mothers and children and to compel deserters to support their families. Dr. Sarah M. Sievers to sign. The appeal cites 2700 deserting fathers in Cincinnati and 1500 in Chicago, arguing current laws allow fathers to evade support by moving states and urging women to have a voice in lawmaking.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Susan B. Anthony Club
Sarah M. Sievers
William H. Taft
The
United States
Army
Navy
Humane Society
Chicago
West Side
Humane Societies
Insists On Legal Marriage In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a Japanese woman, Mrs. Mikayawa, learned her informal Shin ceremony had no legal effect due to lack of license and officiant. After a clerk confirmed she was not legally married, she obtained a license and a justice officiated a new ceremony, giving her full options under American law.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kunigara Mikagawa
Mikayawa
Americans Fill London Steamers as Holiday Travel Peaks
The homeward stream of Americans to London grows daily with westbound ships full to every berth. Late arrivals cannot obtain space even by paying higher fares. London crowds resemble the early season, restaurants overflow with holiday revelers, and locals rue the travel fervor. A Virginian party sailed to Montreal with a large group, while another New York family voyaged to Savannah on a cargo ship.
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London
Romano
Montreal
New York
Boston
Savannah
Marriage boom defies rumor of decline in New York
Records in New York City marriage license bureau show a steady rise in marriages through June July and August of the current summer over the same months in 1908. Officials attribute the increase to improved business and employment with Cupid busy as in 1906 Bush days. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum suffers three broken ribs after a berry gathering accident near his South Norwalk studio and will be unable to work on the government statue for weeks.
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New York
Lcense Bureau
City
Ily
Cupid
Gutzom Borglum
South Norwalk
Conn
Reunion After Fifty Years Ties Welsh Lovers Again
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a 65 year old man Thomas J Evans and his former Welsh fiancé Mrs Eleanor Philipps meet again after half a century. They had planned to wed in Wales but separated before the ceremony. Both had emigrated to the United States and settled in the same valley with Welsh immigrants. Evans later learned Philipps was widowed for 18 years and they plan to marry in a happy culmination after fifty years apart. Mrs Evans had died three years prior to their reunion.
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Wilkesbarre
Wales
Thomas J. Evans
Evans
Eleanor Philipps
Kingston
Injured Fish Hawk Captured After Hourlong Battle
Arthur Baylor captured an injured osprey described as a fish hawk first seen in the area. The bird, wings six feet two inches span, fought fiercely over a chicken yard, sinking talons into Baylor during a lengthy encounter before being subdued with help from a passerby.
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Danville
Arthur Baylor
Baylor
Bina
Attorney Advertising for Estate Matters at Atlantic Iowa
C B Clovis attorney publishes estate law services in Atlantic Iowa. Will drawing probate and guardianship reports and appointments handled. General law practice advertised with emphasis on probate and administrator reports and guardianship matters.
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C. B. Clovis
Melcher
T. B. Swan
Atlantic
Iowa
J. B. Rockafellow
Wood & Savery Firm Ad Title Abstracts and Loans
Wood and Savery, successors to John H Wood, specialize in title abstracts and real estate loans. Located at Sixth and Chestnut Streets, they offer conveyances as a specialty with attorney services.
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D. O. Herbert
East Fifth Street
Giffen succeeds Thurman at local furniture and undertaking firm
J A Giffen becomes successor to C Thurman Furniture Company and operates as furniture dealer and undertaker. The business, located at Chestnut Street Atlantic LA, lists W M Bailey as licensed embalmer with day and night telephone contacts Musson 469 and 4605.
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J. A. Giffen
C. Thurman Furniture Company
W. M. Bailey
Musson
Bell T
Chestnut St
Atlantic
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A, Chapman
Beetle Rock
Philadelphia
China
Hymen
New York City
Fish Hawk
Hunter
Chas. A. Grubb
4Th and
Chestnut Streets
Max Emmert
J. D
Bell
C. G. Clark
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
R. A. Gamble
Opera House
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cook-Finley
Chestnut Street
Towa
A. S. Mullins
W.C. Hears
Smiley
Music
G. R. Miller
Lowa
D. S. Disbrow
J. F. Reid
Carson
Pottawattamie
Mills
Atlantic,a
Green
Butler
M. H. Butler
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