Bunco Hints at Boston Theft Near Devonshire and Water
A Minnesota farmer Chadwick visiting Boston with wife and daughter was robbed of $500 in cash after two quick strangers led him to a post office near the federal building on Devonshire and Water streets. One man posed as the lead, entered the sub-treasury, and vanished with the money. Chadwick later found no trace of the bunco men.
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Professor Foster Wins Controversial Baptist Denomination Row
Mirage reports turmoil at a Chicago Baptist meeting over Professor George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago. A heated four hour session ended with a disputed resolution and threats of removal from the Baptist ministry. The outcome left Foster’s status unclear amid accusations and party splits among ministers.
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George Burman Foster
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Ie Guul & Baptist
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Chicago
Foster
Baptist Conference
Gould Separation Case Drunken Spouse Testimony Heard
Howard Gould faced a public separation action with his wife Mrs. Gould as witnesses described her intoxication and erratic conduct at Castle Gould. Witness Elijah Malloy recounted meetings, servants and the couple at their New York home, while Gardener Malloy testified to Mrs. Gould's drinking and abusive remarks toward Gould.
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Supreme Court
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Watson
Sidatre
Castle Gould
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Mre
Gould
Hye War
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The Man Roosevelt Lincoln Cannon Secret Power
A magazine review discusses public figures and moral vigor linking Teddy Roosevelt Lincoln and Wilson era leadership to American ideals. It contrasts private power with moral standards and notes health, labor, and urban migration issues, including pest control and farm employment observations.
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Buccena Magasine
Stnatora
Tabbista
Hs Power
Sishal
Wer Soret
Theodore Roosevalt
Sperrer
Commission HOUSES_repr sent low order of morals
Forrest Crisery alleges American husbandman is victim of crooked agents and middlemen controlling markets. Growers nationwide in orchards and fields from Washington to Maine face distant markets, high middleman cuts, and deceptive circulars. Traders in cities promise profits while bypassing growers.
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Greney
Sra Cnet
Better Not Take Whiskey Bawled On Perils Of Boiled Coke
Fragmentary note warns against whiskey with odd phrasing about a sudden chill and a fat bottle of Fatah for 1y Carger. Advice to keep it on hand appears, but the text is unclear and appears as garbled OCR.
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Mra. Gould
Bin
Mra. Ing
Yessy Davie
Fatah
Farwell announces retirement and 15 day general sale
A D Farwell declares retirement from the A D Farwell Co and orders a fifteen day sale to reduce stock by ten thousand dollars. The sale begins June 17 with discounts of twenty to thirty percent on all summer and winter clothing hats and furnishings. Open Thursday at eight in the morning.
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Hats and Straw Sailors in Panama Prices
Classified item list shows Soft and Stiff Hats priced at 50 Panama and 00 Panama Eats at $3.00. Straw Sailors noted with signature Straw Sailors and stock number 35 19.
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Dis Esseaines
Panama
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