Watch dispute exposes a baronet’s secret and a doomed innocence
Tony Drum mond confronts Stanley Claremont with proof of the stolen watch while Sir Loghlen faces a crisis over Sydney Drummond accused of theft. Sydney pleads innocence before the baronet as family secrets surface including a possible paternity claim by Sir Loghlen and the protective intervention of Mrs Willoughby and Frances O Meara.
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Tony
Stanley
Abraham Nailer
Mr. Claremont
Stanley Claremont
Sir Loghien O'Meara
Baronet
Sir Ilen
Loghlen
Sydney
Sir Loghlen
Tony Drummond
Drummond
Sydney Drummond
Abraham
Loghleneid
Frances O'Meara
Frances
Mrs. Willoughby
Sir Loghien
Electric bicycle with detachable motor attachment
A new electric bicycle attaches a dry chloride battery and motor under the saddle adding twenty seven pounds to the wheel. The complete setup with battery and switch weighs sixty pounds and can be turned off to ride as a normal bicycle. The motor drives the rear wheel via a silk band and a handle switch disconnects the current.
A Resemblance in a Witty Exchange
She jokes that the bicycle reminds her of him and says she has trouble starting it while he asks how that is possible. The exchange takes a humorous tone with a crisp Cleveland setting implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Deadly flood roars through Pittsburg area
Eighteen lost and many injured as a fierce wind and rain storm sweeps Pittsburg and Allegheny counties. A suspended boarding house in Cecil carries fifteen sleepers to drown. other deaths occur in East End and Sharpsburg as trees and roofs collapse. Rail lines suffer landslides but trains run with delays.
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Pittsburg
Higgins Wilkins
Painter's Run
Cecil
Chartlers
Bridgeville
McDonald
Painter’s Run
Chartiers Creek
Braddock
Turtle Creek
O’hara Township
Sewickley
Coraopolis
Bellevue
McKee
Rock
Millvale
Sharpsburg
Allegheny
International socialist congress excludes anarchists at London session
In London on July 30 Herr Singer presided as delegates are admitted or excluded by credential. The English section voted 223 to 104 to exclude anarchists prompting clashes outside. After hours of debate including leaders Tom Mann and James Kerr Hardie the congress voted 1812 to 21 2 to uphold Zurich resolution barring anarchists from the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere
Socialist Congress
London
International Socialist and Trades Union
Martin’s Town Hall
Herr Singer
Reichstag
Tom Mann
James Kerr Hardin
Herr Hyndman
Louis Mich
Zurich
Thieves at Work in Montana Cattle Rustling Ring
Custer county Montana reports a spike in cattle thefts as Stock Detective Smith arrests Harry Busby and John Blocker at Bushbys ranch on Witneys creek for eighty head of cattle with mutilated and rustler brands. Lou Fielding held after theft of thirty five cattle from O Fallon yards. chase ends in capture. The crackdown signals a widening gang operation spanning three years.
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Miles City
Mont
Custer County
Smith
Harry Busby
John Blocker
Bushby
Witney’ Creek
Terry
O'Fallon
Lou Fielding
Market Reports from Chicago and Midwestern Centers
Wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, ribs and beef prices quoted for July 30 at Chicago and other centers. Hogs market dull with prices down. cattle steady to slow. Also notes on Minneapolis and Milwaukee price movements and on track values for wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
South St. Paul
Withers Jr. Attempts Suicide in Baltimore
Hanson L. Withers Jr. of Philadelphia, 28, son of wealthy social figures, shot himself in the head at a Mount Vernon hotel in Baltimore. He also reportedly aimed at Walter Pierce, 26, who shared nearby apartments. Police were kept out of the matter. authorities note heavy drinking and a despondent mood over a failed romance.
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Baltimore
Hanson L. Withers, Jr
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Mount Vernon
Walter B. Pierce
Withers
More Men Strike In New York Labor Action
Three thousand pantmakers joined the tailors strike in New York bringing the total out to about 22,000 workers. The children's jacketmakers plan to quit tomorrow, citing grievances and refusing to deny sympathy for tailors. The tailors may abandon the contractors' alliance and seek individual contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Children’s
Brotherhood of Tailors
Contractors’ Association Immed'ately
Bryan Bolts If The Democratic Nominee Declares That Me Will Be Only the Issues Outlined in the Chicago Platform
St Louis July 28 The Populists reject the Democratic nomination for vice president and nominate Watson while Bryan remains firm on the Chicago platform issues. Speculation centers on possible withdrawals to unite silver forces, with Bryan appraising conditions for any possible acceptance. Bryan's telegram and Lincoln remarks emphasize sticking to free coinage and Chicago platform.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Watson
Bryan
Sewall
Efiver
Sewalls
Jones
National Populist Committee
Mr. Bryan
Senator Jones
United States
Lincoln
Neb
Butler elected chairman of Populist national committee
The Populist national committee met in St Louis on July 28 and elected Senator Butler of North Carolina chairman after a heated second ballot with 65 votes. J E Edgerton of Nebraska was chosen secretary and M C Rankin of Indiana treasurer. An executive committee includes Sovereign, Washburn, Taylor, Reed, Breidenthal and Dore. Headquarters may be in Washington.
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St. Louis
National Committee
Butler
North Carolina
Allen
Nebraska
Gen. Weaver
Iowa
J. E. Edgerton
M. C. Rankin
Indiana
J. R. Sovereign
Arkansas
G. F. Washburn
Massachusetts
E. F. Taylor
Pennsylvania
H. W. Reed
Georgia
J. W. Breidenthal
Kansas
John 8. Dore
California
Washington
Emma Bates Declares Independent Bid for State Superintendent
Emma F Bates the present state superintendent of public instruction announced in Fargo that she will run as an independent candidate for state superintendent this fall after being turned down by the Briggs combination at the Grand Forks convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolter
Fargo
N. D
Emma F. Bates
Briggs
Grand Forks
Seventeenth Northwestern Saengerbund Ends in Dubuque
The seventeenth biennial saengerfest closed in Dubuque Iowa with Moritz Herring of Milwaukee chosen president Arthur Josetti Chicago named vice president and John Wunder Davenport elected secretary. Davenport will host the next fest in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Moritz Herring
Milwaukee
Arthur Josetti
Chicago
John Wunder
Davenport
Frederic Errazuriz Elected President of Chile
Frederic Errazuriz has been elected president of Chile in a formal vote. The outcome confirms his leadership role and sets the direction for the nation's policy and governance for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Errazuriz
Chile
Geld Democrats organize state central and executive committees
At the Minnesota Geld Democrats conference in St. Paul on July 30, Lawler named a five member committee to form a state central and executive body and organize for the coming campaign. The new state central committee includes chairman Robert A. Smith of St. Paul and secretary Jared How of St. Paul with two members from each district. An executive committee was also designated with Smith and How ex officio and several other members from St. Paul Winona Minneapolis and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Paul
Lawier
Lawler
Schrader
Robert A. Smith
Jared How
John Ludwig
Winona
W. Logan Blackerridge
Rochester
C. W. Schultz
Weethmere
J. & Hillseher
Manato
J. C. Pierce
Red Wing
T. H. Quinn
Faribault
Ernest Schrader
H. W. Lamberton
John C. Oswald
Minneapolis
J. Adam Bede
Rough Treatment of a Waiter at Lake Minnetonka
Frank Young, a waiter at the Hotel St. Louis in Minnetonka, says several hotel waiters abducted him in the woods and strung him up twice while accusing him of stealing $55 from a guest named Riley. He reports naming the assailants to the sheriff and says arrests will follow if the claim is proven.
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Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis
Frank Oung
St. Louis
Minnetonka
Riley
Young
Briggs of North Dakota Visits Minneapolis Candidate Talks Politics
Frank A. Briggs Republican nominee for North Dakota governor stays at Hampshire Arms with Mrs. Briggs and daughter Stella in Minneapolis. He refutes any defection fears, notes his nomination was unexpected, and backs McKinley. Briggs formerly typeworked for the Minneapolis Tribune in the 1870s and held Morton county treasurer and state auditor posts before moving to Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Briggs
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Frank A. Briggs
Hampshire Arms
Briggs
Stella
McKinley
Mr. Briggs
Heinous Crime Charged in Litchfield Case
Charles Nelson was arrested Saturday evening in Litchfield Minnesota on a charge of assault against his ten year old daughter. The act is alleged to have occurred nearly a month ago. The child is reported in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Minn
Charles Nelson
I. Kassed
Drowned Man Charles Hill in Buffalo Drinking Incident
A man named Charles Hill drowned in Buffalo Minnesota after his boat drifted to shore with provisions and oars aboard. He was reportedly under the influence of liquor when he attempted the lake crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Minn
Charles Hill
Olivia’s Flour Mill Burns in Olivia Minnesota
Fire broke out in the Olivia flouring mill this morning. Both buildings and machinery were partially burned. Loss about $9,000 with $7,540 insured. Owners are Kubesh & Brown. Cause of the fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia
Olivia, Minn
Kubesh & Brown
Minneapolis Couple Arrested for Mail Fraud Over Mexican Land Deal
Robert G. Coleman and his wife of Minneapolis were arrested in St. Paul on a mail fraud charge. They allegedly tried to swindle Mrs. E. A. Fitzgerald of $1,000 in a Mexican land deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Robert G. Coleman
Minneapolis
E. A. Fitzgerald
Foreman Peter Olson Killed Struck by Train in Harshaw
Tomahawk July 30. Peter Olson unmarried section foreman for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad at Harshaw Wis was struck and killed instantly while trying to move a handcar off the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomahawk
Wis
Peter Olson
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Harshaw
Farmer Haley Kills Wife Then Kills Self in Bedford County
Nashville report states farmer Haley shot and killed his wife near Richmond in Bedford county then shot himself and cut his throat. No cause can be ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Richmond
Bedford County
Haley
Duluth Sawmill to Close for Two Months Amid Lumber glut
Mitchell & McClure’s saw mill the largest in Duluth will shut for two months due to plummeting demand. The docks are at capacity and eastern markets show no relief. About 250 to 300 mill workers face unemployment. a wave of closures could reach nearly all Duluth mills and affect 1,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Mitchell & McClure
Chicago
Man slays parents and self in Iowa Falls crime scene
In Iowa Falls Frank Pierson attacked his aged father and mother with a razor after starting a fire in a trunk. He cut his mother severely and then slashed his own throat, surviving while his mother and the fire scene left a precarious aftermath and an earlier brother’s death in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Frank Pierson
Pierson
I Reassured
Albert
Frank
Chicago
Doolin Gang Robs Mail Stage Near Lacy Oklahoma
In a remote gulch west of Lacy Oklahoma Territory a mail stage was halted by outlaws who seized express and mail sacks along with two passengers. Authorities suspect the reformed band of Bill Doolin, a condemned murderer who escaped Guthrie jail weeks ago, sparked the raid.
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Doolin
Wichita
Kan
Lacy
Oklahoma Territory
Bui
Guthrie
Bankers Increase Gold Reserve With New Inflows
Washington July 2. Bankers fulfilled promises by turning in gold to the treasury. The silver reserve rose by 1.145 million in coin with 400 thousand from Boston 250 thousand from Chicago and 495 thousand from New York. Today 129 thousand in gold coin and 5.4 thousand in gold bars were drawn leaving the reserve at 105.0739 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Boston
Chicago
New York
Board of Public Works Abolished in St Paul
Mayor Dean signed the ordinance abolishing the board of public works in St Paul and will name a new commissioner by week’s end. The likely appointee is John Copeland, despite efforts to delay until the law is tested. Mayor Doran remains firm on proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
St. Paul
Dean
John Copeland
Doran
Mill Fire Destroys Donkey Bros Flour Mill in Preston
A serious blaze Saturday night consumed Donkey Bros flour mill in Preston Minnesota causing a loss of 15009 dollars with 5000 dollars insured. Fire authorities report full destruction of the mill and damage to nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Minn
Donkey Bros
Hobart Joins Champlain Golf Club as Active Player
Plattsburg N Y July 20 Hon G A Hobart has joined the Hotel Champlain Golf club and is an active player of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Plattsburg
N. Y
G. A
Hotel Champlain Golf Club
Millais in Critical Condition at Royal Academy
London reports Sir John E. Millais president of the Royal Academy is in a critical condition and unable to take nourishment. The end is expected within hours.
Proving the Big Muddy on Missouri River Work
Washington July 29 Col W A Jones led improvement work on the Missouri River between Great Falls and points downstream. The effort focused on river navigation, flood control, and sediment management near the Big Muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Maton
W. A. Jones
Missouri River
Floods Hit Swiss Alps and Cantons Causing Wide Damage
Special reports describe serious floods in the Berlez Alps, Jura mountains, and Canton of Vaud with the lower Valais. Bridges carried away roads destroyed and railway travel interrupted. Fields damaged but no fatalities reported.
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Switzerland
Berne
Berlez Alps
Jura Mountains
Canton of
Vaud
Valsais
Ross-Denies St London Denies Cup Challenge
James Ross, owner of the yacht Glencairn, rejects published Canada report that he plans to challenge the American Cup next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
St. London
James Ross
Glencairn
Canada
Cardinal Gibbons Birthday Dinner in Cape May
Cape May New Jersey special edition notes Cardinal Gibbons celebrated his sixty second birthday here yesterday. An evening dinner in his honor was hosted by Cockroft Thomas of Philadelphia.
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Cape May
N. J
Cardinal Y
Gibbons
Cockroft Thomas
Philadelphia
North Dakota Republican Convention Nominates Ticket
The North Dakota Republican convention in Grand Forks nominated candidates for statewide offices including M. N. Johnson for Congress from Nelson county, Frank A. Briggs for Governor from Morton, J. M. Devine for Lieutenant Governor from La Moure, Fred Falley for Secretary of State from Richland, George Nichols for Treasurer from Cass, N. B. Hansson for Auditor from Ransom, Alfred E. Wallin for Chief Justice from Barnes? The Budgemen did not bolt.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
M. N. Johnson
Nelson County
Frank A. Briggs
Morton County
J. M.devine
la Moure County
Fred Falley
Richland County
George Nichols
Cass County
N. B. Hansson
Ransom County
Chhef
Alfred E. Wallin
F. B. Fancher
Stutsman County
J. G. Holland
Traill County
Agriculture
H. A. Thomas
Minnewauken
L. L. Walton
Wells
J. Wamberg
Steele
John R. Gibson
Pembina
Budge
Gen G W Jones Dies Ex Senator from Iowa at 92
Gen G W Jones, oldest surviving ex senator, died last night in Dubuque Iowa aged ninety two. He served as a delegate to Congress for a territory that became Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and West excluding the Pacific coast. He was Iowa’s first senator and helped shape early national policy in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Dubuque
Iowa
G. W. Jones
United States
Congress
Wisconsin
Michigan
West
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Druggists Elect Fargo Association Officers
Fargo North Dakota Special The North Dakota Pharmaceutical association elected officers for the ensuing year. President E C Lisbon first vice president T W Kibbe second vice president H Lennoux secretary and treasurer W S Parker Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota I‘harmaceutical Association
E. C. Lisbon
T. W. Kibbe
Pit
H. Lennoux
W. 8. Parker
Lisbon
Whisky Killed Him in York County Barn Find
Wits ticken aged thirty eight died after a party of five drank a gallon of whisky last night. He was found dead this morning in a barn near Logarsville, in York county. His parents reside at La Crosse Wisconsin.
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York
Witticken
la Crosse
Wis
Logarsville
County
Minnesota News Highlights From St Paul to Bemidji
The report covers a string of incidents and developments across Minnesota including attempted suicide of Charles Gustafson in St Paul, runaway accidents involving the Dalrymple sisters, a plans for an Indian village attraction at the state fair, and possible convention of the National Real Estate association in St Paul. It notes drownings at Mankato and Dundas, a death from a tumor in Washington county, a new elevator project at Glenwood, a fire at Chatfield, and the commitment of Ami Cutter to Fergus Falls asylum. Also details storm damage near Henning, cornerstone ceremony at Heron Lake, a counterfeiting arrest in St Paul, a silver men’s conference in Austin, and the Mankato tramper ordinance. Additional items include a drowning near Dundas, release of two youths from Red Wing, a reward for a horse thief, and a training school opening at Albert Lea. The Winona incident of a scaffold fall, a stabbing near New Paynesville, severe wind damage at Barnesville, and grain-lodging reports are listed. The Mankato council seeks tramp control, while Adolph Francia’s leap from a barge is noted. Arson suspect Griefendorf is jailed in St Paul after a tipped raid. Finally, Walker gains new freight routing via rail and river to Bemidji, boosting local business.
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Charles Gustafson
St. Paul
A. R. Dalrymple
Blanche Dalrymple
St. Pau
Minnesota
National Real Estate Association
August Strait
Nicollet County
Mankato
Abraham Scingeldecker
Denmark
Washington County
Glenwood
J. F. Dougherty
W. J. Wilson
C. T. Booth
Chatfield
Ami Cutter
Anoka
Fergus Falls
Henning
John Halvorson
Heron Lake
Lawless
Montgomery
Richard Munroe
Minneapois
Gustav Zeiss
Peter C. Hathaway
Red Wing
W. C. Williston
Hastings
D.T. Quealy
John Casey
P. E. Mulnare
Albert Patchle
Freeborn County
Albert Lea
John Gatz
New School of St. Joseph’s Society
Winona
New Paynesville
New Spanish Parliament Stamp Issued for Deputies
The Westminster Gazette notes a new postage stamp for Spanish deputies. Legislators must affix the stamp to their letters, obtained gratis from the chamber secretary. The red stamp bears the Spanish arms and the inscription Congreso de los Diputados.
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M. P
England
Cowper
Cortes
Congreso de Los Deputadoes
Westminster Gazette
Tomatoes and Cancer Debate Sparks Medical Crusade
The British Medical Journal fights the belief that tomatoes cause cancer and urges clearer public understanding of fruit safety. The Philadelphia Record notes fears over raspberries blackberries and grapes are overblown and seeds pose negligible risk as fruit season arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Debating Society Discusses Global Blame and Dolly Daring Costume
Dr Portman greets a group of young ladies forming a debating society. The last meeting debated which is to blame in the present difficulty between Spain and Venezuela, but most time was spent on Dolly Daring's new bicycle costume.
Best Lot of Chickens Raised on Dry Grain Feed
An American Fancier account describes a brood with end brooders allowed to roam a woodland patch. They received cracked corn, rice, and whole wheat in covered troughs and thrived compared to other pens. The free range and shade favored this natural feeding method.
Veil of Mint Rising Warns of Malaria Dangers
In lowlands the morning or evening air may carry malaria seeds and fever. The ad promotes Hoster's stomach Bitters as both a protective tonic and remedy, claiming it strengthens defenses for those in miasmatic regions and treats dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble and rheumatism.
Howling Winds Spark Melancholy Quotes at Inn
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt features a melancholy boarder noting the winds howl and a humorous reference to the teeth of the gale. Mr. Asbury Pepper suggests the gale might have a toothache in a witty exchange reflecting weather mood.
Principal Value Told In A Juvenile Lesson
A brief Texas Siftings joke shows a teacher asking for the principal value of history. Johnnie answers with a q uip and a tale of buying history from a bookstore for two dollars and charging the class three dollars, yielding a one dollar profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Johnnie Chaffie
Johnnie Chatfie
Texas Siftings
How to Grow 40c Wheat in Salzer Fall Seed Catalogue
Salzer's Fall Seed Catalogue promises valuable guidance for farmers, detailing 40c wheat and fall sowing. Request the catalogue and free seed samples by sending a 4 cent stamp to John A. Salzer Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzer
John A. Salzer
Guilty as Charged in Razor Slashing Spark
Report notes a courtroom exchange tied to a sparring incident between Jasper Johnson and an unnamed defendant. The defendant admits to slashing Johnson with a razor after a ring match. Witnesses reference a third party nickname Cat Black and a left handed insinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Johnson
Cat Coon
Han
Detroit Free Press
Witty quip on Mr Welham and his wife’s cooking
The Indianapolis Journal quotes a joke about Mr Welham with a sad expression. A remark notes a woman at the bottom of it all, his wife, whose cooking allegedly causes his dyspepsia.
Czar Nicholas Visits Europe Alone and Penny Mint Output
The Chicago Record notes Czar Nicholas will visit European sovereigns alone. It mentions the British mint producing coins weekly including half pennies and farthings. Also references Mrs C of Denver and Piso's Cure as a cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Nicholas
Europe
Staking Tomatoes Boosts Yield and Quality
A report from American Agriculturist explains staking tomatoes increases sun and air circulation, keeps fruit off the ground, eases harvesting, and concentrates growth in larger clusters. It advises three and a half foot rows, two foot spacing, three to four foot stakes, single-plant support, and regular tying as the vines top out.
Broadway chat turns to lesson in acting methods
In a quoted exchange a man and woman argue over a dramatic teaching method. The woman mentions Mr Belasco dragging Mrs Carter by the hair. The man suggests a safer alternative like placing her on a bicycle and letting her fall off.
Easy to Please. The king of Aragon quote in Washington Times
Quote about four things worth living for old wine to drink old wood to burn old books to read and old friends to converse with attributed to the king of Aragon from a Washington Times feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon
Washington Times
Call Protocol Between Mr Dun and Mr Owens
In the Cleveland Leader an exchange shows Mr Dun with an unpaid bill asking when to call again. Mr Owens responds it would be improper to call until he has completed the current call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dun
Information for Pink Pills Beneficiaries
A notice states that anyone helped by Dr Williams Pink Pills can request valuable information by writing to Pink Pills P O Box 1502 Philadelphia PA.
Modest Fashion Talk Sparks Laughs in Chicago Record
In a comic exchange, Smith boasts his wife will not wear short skirts or bloomers while Jones presses on. Smith defends his stance noting her tenderness about shoes. The piece reflects light social wit from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Chicago
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