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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

3

Midnight Intruder in Conservatory Murder Mystery

David Steel discovers a murdered man in the conservatory after returning home to find an open door and a stolen latch key. Inspector Marley and Dr Cross investigate as Steel contemplates a midnight walk that may connect to the crime. The injured man lies unconscious as police recover a cigar case and money from the scene.

David Marley Davi Cross Steel Laok Tate Brunswick Square James Lythem Dr. Cross Ife Downend Terrace Mrs. Steel Mrs Steel Corstortly Massa Evening Argus St. George’s Road Argus D. S Lockhart's North Street Sally

David Steel pays debt and faces cigar case mystery

David Steel settles a £974 16s 4d debt at Massa Mack offices and flees a threat of seizure. Later the cigar case with diamonds vanishes from his library. Inspector Marley probes, linking the case to Steel while hinting at a secretive benefactor and a possible police inquiry.

Steel Beckstein Messrs. Massa & Mack London David Mr. Massa Jericho Jerusalem Faugh Mr. Mossa Palace Eastbourne

Four Cent Tax on Novels Proposed by Paris Alderman

John Labusquire the Paris alderman proposes a municipal tax of four cents per novel to fund libraries and public services. He argues fiction is not educational and likens novel reading to intoxicants, though his bill exempts histories sciences and classics.

John Labusquire Paris New York World

Ring Off Please Connection With The Wrong Number

A humorous New York Times excerpt shows a telephone girl and a bill clerk planning marriage and daily duties. The engaged pair joke over who starts the fires in the morning, the man insisting the wife must rise first while the woman playfully ends the scene with ring off.

New York Times

Little Clara Tops Public School Writing Exam

A child named Clara completed her two years of lessons at her grandmother’s house and achieved a perfect score on a twenty page spelling review. She proudly told her father she did not miss a single word and that she was now “ourface in spelling.”

Clara Papa Harper's Magazine

The Reverend Fitting Pleads For Offering Cheer

The Rev Dr Fitting of Mount Morris Presbyterian church, a Southern pastor, delivers a Sunday talk praising the original and humorous spirit of worship. He remarks while announcing the offertory that he muses on where the poor are and, more often, where the rich are when he sees the contribution boxes.

Fitting Mount Morris

Nervous Wedding Gaffe and Household Misadventure

A nervous groom halts at the vestry door to confirm which hand wears the ring while the minister jokes about curses. A housemaid interrupts with a misfired cooking mishap as she explains the cook has boiled ping pong balls for tea, eliciting further chaos.

Philadelphia Times Jane Houvemnald

Misnomers and slang noted in lively exchange

Mrs Brown laments language and cites a so called civil engineer and a teller at the bank. Mrs Lamb agrees and recalls a bank teller who would not disclose how much her husband had there.

British government under pressure amid mixed reviews

The piece notes governmental strain with critics led by Kipling while supporters align with Austin Lif, reflecting a complex public reception.

Jasper Jumpuppe Kipling Austin

Dangerous kidney diseases cured by Peruna remedy highlights

Major T. H. Mars and others claim kidney catarrh relief and recovery after using Peruna and Manalin. Patients describe rapid improvement from Bright's disease and general kidney ailments, while the letter urges early Peruna use and offers Dr. Hartman’s advice.

T. H. Mars Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment Dunning Street Chicago Petruna Peruna H. Mars John Vance Wartford City Ind Ontario Canada Bright Manalin Brake Lartman Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

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