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Gruaste to Throw Off an Influence
A tale of Elisha Hereford and his wife explores a life split between wit and poor judgment. After eloping with a large fortune, Hereford vanishes in Constantinople, leaving $19,000 and his ashes in trust. Mrs Hereford preserves sentiment with a marble tomb, and a freak aeroplane scheme brings him back in a wreck. She then seizes control of finances, selling the tomb and urn to reclaim funds and guard the family purse.
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American Press
Elisha Hereford
Elisha
Hereford
Constantinople
Tarbox
Jim Twickler
Naiter
Thereba
HOLT
Alcohol’s impact on workers shown in magazine piece
McClure’s summarizes Dr Henry Smith Williams citing Prof Aschofenturg’s four day trial with four typesetters. On two alcoholic days workers showed up to fourteen percent slower production, while three of four finished more slowly, implying beer or wine can reduce output and raise costs in competitive settings.
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Henry Smith Williams
Aschofenturg
Sayat
Menanre
Tr. Williams
Warsaw wedding ties unusual family knot in Tucker clan
Albert Tucker wed Lula E. Tucker, the divorced wife of his son John Tucker, just hours after Albert had secured a divorce himself. Warsaw residents buzz over the tangled family links and the unexpected nuptial arrangement.
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Albert Tucker
Lula E. Tucker
John Tucker
Albert B. Tucker
Tucker
The Code of Courtship
A quirky verse on coded messages in courtship, showing lovers sending numeric postcards to convey love and rejections. It humorously depicts the suspense of awaiting a response and the heartbreak of a declined proposal through a coded language.
Netherlands Presses Venezuela Over May Decree
Caracas reports a Dutch foreign affairs minister demands Venezuela fulfill the Jam protocol without delay. Caracas notes Venezuela will not yield to Holland’s demands and that the country is preparing to resist a potential invasion with major coastal defense guns ready for emergency use.
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Caatro
Caracas
Venezuela
Netherlands
de Reys
Holland
Venezuelan Major Castro Arrives in New York for Visit
Det major Carmelo Castro brother of Venezuela's president arrived on the steamer Zulia. Reports said he may form an artillery corps to defend Venezuela, but he denied political aims, stating the trip is for pleasure. He plans to stay about a month, then visit Paris and spend winter in Europe. He is twenty years old.
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Carmelo Castro
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Venezuela
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Vencuela
Paris
Europe
Sisters Slick in Dodging Board Bill
New York report claims Katherine and Charlotte Pollion released from Blackwell’s telland in June earned three months for defrauding the Hotel Bristol of 135. They allegedly posed as Missen Smith and lived as boarders for six weeks before leaving with belongings. Mrs Malcolm says they offered plausible excuses to dodge bills.
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Katherine
Charlotte Pollion
Blackwell
Teland
Bristol
E. J. Malcolm
West Ninety-fifth Street
Malcolm
Missen Smith
Salks
Trade invasion feared as foreign firms plan English factories
London reports a syndicate of German American Russian and French capitalists forming to acquire English factories for producing foreign patented articles at cost. The plan aims to bypass British patentees by manufacturing locally and selling at cost with a small commission, sparing inventors the expense of running their own plants.
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Tran and Steel Trades Journal
Great Britain
England
Britain
Cannon selling Nebra farm and land near Pender Ont
Speaker Cannon reports selling 49 000 worth of Nebraska farm land and offering more property. A 700 acre farm sold for seventy owners with nearby market prices around 8754 to 80. Cannon, who bought the land years ago, reportedly owns thousands of acres in eastern Nebraska amid the corn and wheat belt. Also, a separate item notes a 2 000 strong mob storming a house in Theria where Nicholas Hector, a black man, resisted rent and was attacked. no wounds among assailants reported.
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Speaker Cannon
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Cannon
Corn
Actress Tells of A C Browns Gifts in Court
New York Oct 14 Edna Wallace Hopper testified before receiver Charles Ke Littlefield about gifts from A C Brown end of firm including a $7500 automobile and a $23000 life policy. She said the transfers occurred before trouble, that she had never received the car, and that her engagement to Brown was the sole consideration. The ring remained with Hopper as the receiver pressed for its return.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Charles Ke Littlefield
Bars Co
A. Q. Brown
Wih
Anid Mies Hopper
Brown
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Hopper
Mish Hopper
Deil's Reply to Burns Draws 1771 Note Controversy in New York
A New York notice reports a 1771 ten pound English note presented to Controller Mete for payment, with experts calculating possible city liability near ten thousand dollars. The piece mixes commentary on Burns and Robene poems, citing a Canadian passerby and a Toronto pamphlet. The item blends literary satire with financial curiosity about colonial era debt and the old York coat of arms.
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Sisteia
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Nina
York
Oklahoma bank guaranty case moved to docket in Supreme Court
A. B. Browne for both sides asked the Supreme Court to advance Nobel State Bank of Oklahoma versus Governor C. N. Haskell and state officers. The motion cites a constitutional bank guaranty law and ties the issue to a presidential candidate’s platform advocating a similar act. The request stresses national interest in bank deposit guarantees.
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Plaintiaf
A. B. Browne
Srpreme Court of the
United States
Nobel State Bank of
Oklahoma
C. N. Haskell
Parliament Besieged by Unemployed and Suffragists
London observers report unrest as unemployed workers join women suffragists to pressure Parliament. Police attempted to disperse crowds but protesters regrouped, windows boarded, businesses disrupted. Mrs Drummond, Mrs Pankhurst, and Christabel Pankhurst were jailed on incitement warrants after urging the public to “rush” the House of Commons.
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London
Boneton
Drummond
Pankhurst
Cristabel Pankhurst
Conirh
House of Commons
Nazareth Man Reoffends After Brain Operation
Charles Spur Walty, a Nazareth resident and years old, underwent brain surgery in Philadelphia two years ago to curb unlawful acts. He is charged with stealing wine from a local hotel cellar. The operation reportedly failed to remove the alleged criminal impulse. Before the operation, he resisted arrest, claiming a revolver was drawn against him.
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Easton
Charles Spur
Walty
Nazareth
Philadelphia
Toeal Hotel
Manila Merchants Urge Action Over Cholera Crisis
The Manila Merchants Association passed resolutions censuring the insular government for inaction on cholera in the provinces and for failure to prevent the disease's entry into Manila. It condemns provincial municipal autonomy and appoints a committee to hold the Philippine Commission responsible for health bureau inefficiency.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
Sie
Bureau of Health
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