An Episode of Bridge Whist
A scandal erupts at a social circle when Miss Bend is accused of shoplifting lace and Mrs Lyman is implicated. The affair ends with a private settlement after Miss Bend proves her innocence and Mrs Lyman flees abroad. The piece exposes gossip, class codes, and the social handling of alleged offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bend
Mr. Cunningham
Abe
Tier
Dargen
Dargen & Co
Miss Bond
Indy
Mins Bend
Lyman
Package stolen from Wells Fargo express in Salem to Meyers
A $50,000 valued package en route to Joseph Meyers in Portland vanished after arriving from Salem by Southern Pacific on August 21. Wells Fargo detectives probe the Union depot theft, noting door access and a missing documents bundle, including jewelry and promissory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Wells Parga Kxpress Company
Salem
Albert
Capital National Bank
Aml
Josep M. Meyers
Southern Pacific
Vere
Ang
Mie Express Company
Joseph Meyers
Express Company
Mackwith
Wella Fargo
He Express Company
Barre
Vt. l
Standard Oil Hearings Resume In Extradition Case
In New York the Standard Oil inquiry before Special Examiner Franklin Ferrine resumed. Collings of Kentucky testified about errors in an indictment, subornational perjury claims, and the companys operations in Illinois and Kentucky. He described tank wagon distribution, interstate business, and pre 1906 activity while the hearing adjourned for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil
Franklin Ferrine
Mening
UT. Collings
Standard Oi Company
Kenytucky
Hosential
Standart Oi Company
Seeason
Qullings
Standard Toe
Collings
Utie Toe
Iinoja
Ulindle
Ohio
Veneen
Rosenthal
Nolle
Taxewell
Pust
Standard
Kentucky
Ferries
Kellogg
Examiner Ferrise
Dancers Captivate Chicago Society Women
A Chicago theatrical man lauds society women as gifted dancers whose grace and expression rival professionals. Mrs. Rublee, Mrs. John Murphy, and Miss Chisholm are highlighted for charm, versatility, and confidence on the ballroom floor, with dancing praised as valuable for youth development and physical poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lie
Iene
George Hublee
Rublee
John B. Murphy
Toran
Marjorie Chishore
Miss Chisholm
Mixa Chistolin
Pir
White Australia debate shapes immigration policy
London editors urge a measured stance on immigration and naval protection as Australia faces the crucible of 20th century policy. Victoria reports strong loyalty to Britain as Alfred Deakin and the Melbourne Argus laud the American fleet visit and its peaceful ties. Melbourne announces rewards for 221 sailors who straggled from ships during the Albany patrol search.
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London
Epa- Dmre
Australia
the Times
North Australia
Austra
Times
Victoria
Sir Toomas
Gideon Armicadel
Hurl of Crewe
Melbourne
Alfred Deakin
Empire
America
United States
Melhourne Argus
Oicere
Great Britain
Pacific
Albany
Omaha Doctor’s Death Linked to Earlier Suicide Attempts
The World-Herald reports Dr. Fredeek Kuatin's death on his Omaha porch last week followed by prior suicide attempts by Dr. Rustin. It details how Rustin allegedly tried to end his life during a fever crisis by faking typhoid fever to appear natural, and an inquest was opened as Rustin’s widow sat among spectators.
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Omaha
Sept. T
Fredeek Kuatin
The
Omaha: World-Herald
Rustin
World-Herald
Russell
Berkman Jailed in Riot Incitement Case in New York
Alesander Herk man, anarchist, to five days in jail after conviction for inciting a riot at Cooper Union meeting. Mary Smith fined $10. The event arose during a steel strike era. Reitman and Ker wager spoke against anarchist ideas as police broke up the disturbance.
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New York
Alesander Herkman
Will
Cooper London
Mary Smith
Horkman
Homestead
Monty U Prick
Mratherhiwod
J. Kade Man
Milsionaire Hube
Ben Reitman
Reitman
Emma Tieldmann
Charles Kerwager
Central Federated Union
Sly
Harriman Line Set to Open Canal Trade Route
San Francisco reports that after a Spreckels visit, Oceanic Steamship will sell vessels Ventura Sierra and Sonoma to Pacific Mail, enabling an express service to Ancon and broadening coast bidders for canal supplies. Harriman also warned of apathy in the presidential vote, fearing it could threaten conservative turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John D. Sprecklex
BK. H. Harriman
Oceanic Steamship Company
Spreckles
Pacific Mbit Steamship Company
Farriman Enterprises
Ventura
Sierra
Sonoma
Honolulu
Australia
Mr. Harriman
Ancon
Manama
J. M. Harriman
Oregon
Harriman
Field Officers Take Test Ride on Secondary Tour
Grand Isle reports 13 officers above captain grade started a second mounted test ride under Major General Frederick D. Grant. They travel about 50 miles through surrounding country, with a return to halt for the night. The group previously covered similar ground, showing little discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Isle
Secon
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Tifay
Arctic Heights Awe Inspires Lone Ballooning Tale
An excerpt from Al Lert White Vorse in Success describes the chilling calm above arctic skies. The author recalls hundreds of fevbergs forming a sea of clouds and reflects on the loneliness and danger of falling from a great height while noting the safety of not actually landing.
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Arctic
A Goldenrod Theme for September Home Entertaining
A Won't Home Companion September piece praises a suburban setting with goldenrod decor. Lush trees line the lane and a lawn canopy hosts two tables. A central basket of goldenrod, yellow tulle bows, and gold-edged place cards set a gold color theme with canary yellow china and orange peel baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayag
Sardinieres
Jofon
Canadian Pacific Yields In Labor Dispute
Winnipeg September report states Canadian Pacific will restore striking mechanics to their previous roles under the wage scale agreed by a conciliation board. The decision awaits a second board’s review on disputed points, signaling an unexpected concession after the company had warned workers they could not rejoin unless they returned by August 20.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Board of Conciliation
Diepite
Playwright Ditrichstein Held on Charge in Stamford
Stamford Conn Sept 2 Leo Ditrichstein playwright actor arrested a week ago for violating state laws by inviting Major Frederick Scauvier to fight a bully a demurrer was overruled and he was held for the superior court under the same bonds of 1000
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Stamford
Conn
Leo Dittichstein
Frederick Scauvier
Ditrichstein
Fear of Race Conflict Grips Ranene City Me
After a white man was killed by a Black man last Saturday, residents fear race clashes. Tension rises as rumors spread that Black residents are arming themselves, while authorities urge calm and urge continued vigilance.
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Ranene City
Mrearma
Visleare
A Pulpit Malaprop and Lips Care Tips Featured
A long article recalls a celebrated clergyman known for humorous misstatements from early service days and his later blushes at slips. It also offers 1910s style beauty tips for lips using glycerin and rosewater, cologne mixtures, and caution against biting lips.
When You Are Tired Do Not Overwork or Read Too Much
Advice on pacing and rest for mental fatigue. Do not push yourself to complete all tasks in a day with 364 more to go. Seek light company, avoid heavy woes, and give the mind a rest. A side lemon juice in cold water is suggested for training stamina.
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Standard OU Company
Amateur Danseuses
Jane
Chicago Society
London Times
HE Industries
Austin
Serkman
Oceanic Company
Major Straub
Boston Fort
Vermont
Magazine Review
Hallooning
Kanamas
Middle Atlantic States
Deward
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