Misconstrued Greaser George Tenderfoot Exchange
Greaser George and Redhorse Dan trade a rough quip about a tenderfoot. George taunts him by asking about shooting down East and notes the other says they cut each other dead sometimes. The exchange hints at frontier bravado and dark humor without graphic detail.
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Redhorse Dan
Greaser George
Great Mistake Daughter Snaps at Snoring Father
A playful exchange unfolds as a daughter asks if noise is from the air brake while a mother hushes a child, noting that the sound comes from the father snoring. The vignette captures a domestic moment with light humor.
New Woman Fires Husband in Cleveland Divorce Case
Cleveland woman Mrs Everton D. Fenn argues in court that a wife may discharge a balky husband as one would dismiss a cook or coachman. She cites Christian Science beliefs and recalls neglect during her husband’s illness at Chautauqua.
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Cleveland
Everton D. Fenn
Quaker Maid Wins Suitor by Quaker Dress and Love
Ruth Davies, a Quaker girl in Ellicott's Mills near Baltimore, laughs at a fashionably dressed Harry Rogers. He adopts Quaker garb and speech to woo her, proves sincere, and they marry within a year. Ruth’s friend Alice observes the romance in a rose taxed window setting.
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Ellicott’s Mills
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Harry Rogers
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Harry
Squire Davies
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Tucker Case Set for Trial on January Second
The trial of Charles L. Tucker for the March murder of Mabel Page of Weston will begin Monday January 2 at Fast Cambridge. Chief Justice Mason has assigned Judges Sherman and Sheldon to preside.
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Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
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Sheldon
Boston Baptist Union Holds 398th Meeting at Tremont Temple
Guests included Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and several pastors and missionaries. Barrett spoke on rescue work and urged elevating American at risk women over external colonization.
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Tremont Temple
Kate Waller Barrett
Florence Crittenden Homes
J. Stanley Durkee
Warren Street Free Baptist Church
Roxbury
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Fred P. Haggard
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Missionary Union
Nathaniel F. Thayer
Bowdoin Square
Bride Leaves Husband After Monotony Refers to Wife
Mrs. Evander L. Craig, a bride of three months in St. Louis, says her husband is too good and passive, making life monotonous. She has returned to her parents and vows never to return, criticizing his lack of authority and her need for guidance.
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ST. Louis
Evander Ll. Craig
Mr. Craig
Chorus Girls Are A Snare Worthy of Caution
New York magistrate in the Tombs Court discharged 17 year old Joseph Holzer after he was charged with stealing twenty dollars given to him to deliver to an insurance company. The prosecution alleged he was enamored of an actress and the judge warned him that chorus girls are a snare and a delusion.
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New York
Cornell
Joseph Holzer
Wendell Mischter
Mischter
Hahn
Crook
Goot
Anghel
Peculiar Divorce Will Contest In Newport Society
Newport, R I Nov 7 Mrs Charles Reeves a society caterer died suddenly last night A divorce she secured weeks earlier will not be operative for six months Friends say she may have drafted a will naming E A Lancaster as executor to bar her husband and daughter Sensational proceedings are hinted Reeves a head butler to Colonel Reginald Norman at Sandy Point plans to contest if the will excludes the family The issue to be raised is whether the will stands before the divorce becomes operative
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R. I
Charles Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Reginald Norman
Sandy Point
Eye of Decan stolen in Delhi heist prompts courier plot
Harvey Crook is drawn into a dealer Hahn's scheme to move a dozen imperial magnums of wine from Bombay to London. Hahn asks Crook to transport the wine for a commission, hinting at danger and a backstory of a priceless gem linked to the Goona Rajah.
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Goona
Delhi
Hahn
Harvey Crook
Bombay
P. & O. Mail
Crook
England
Dear Miss Champagne Love Letter Seeks Advice
An 18 year old in love with a 17 year old girl asks how to keep company while bashful. The column replies: pluck up courage to call on her, show attentiveness, and ask to call again, implying the desire to keep visiting and pursue a relationship.
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Miss Champagne
Not enough context to title this excerpt properly
The fragment presents a defense of condemning someone without hearing them, urging fairness and a chance to explain, noting the person has “always appeared good.”
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