Squire Godfrey Finds Love and Accord in Octobers Past
In a Southern county, Squire Godfrey confronts past love Hetty and arranges a future with his daughter Susie. Hetty reveals she cared, John Wetherby marries Susie, and the squire, softened, agrees to the union. He confesses his own marriage plans as the two families unite with mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Godfrey
Hetty
Johnson Wetherby
Sohn
Susie
Wetherby
Squire
John
Lemuel
Esquire
Susan Martin
Honeysuck le Aden
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Miss Clara Clemens
Miss Clemens
Mise Clemens
Europe
Revenge Is Sweet Punishment in a Turkish Bath
A judge, famed in ordinary life, endures a brutal rubber’s rub down after a battle of wits and fists. The rubber taunts the tainted judge as blows land and questions echo. The scene ends with a sharp reminder of past punishment and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Pearson's Weekly
Facade Cherubs Mock Public Building Costs
A New York philosopher mocks decorative symbolism on public buildings. He cites cherubs atop a hall of records window, joking about cost accounts and failed imitation marble, noting such tales endure as Washington statue yarns persist in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hall of Records
Washington
Capitol
New York Press
Notable 1900s figures in U S and Europe on culture politics and industry
A survey of prominent individuals includes labor leader Eugene V Debs and editor William T Stead with remarks on socialism and industry. It notes Mrs Stead and their family, plus Dr. Austin Flint and actress Mabelle Gilman, and stories about Sir Chentung Liang Cheng and Adolphus Busch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Stead
Daniel C. Gilman
Chentung Liang Cheng
Clara Clemens
Adolphus Busch
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Debs
Roosevelt
Sherman
Moyer
Haywood
E. H. Harrirsman
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Havemeyer
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Haremeyer
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Mabelle Gilman
New York
Europe
William E. Corey
Steel Trust
D. C
Mabelle
Daniel ©. Gilman
William Ellis Corey
Dr. Gilman
Johns Hopkins
United States
Washington
Sir Chentung
Chinese Board of Foreign Affairs
Liang Tun Yeng
Tientsin
America
California
State University
St. Louis
Mr. Busch
San Francisco
Mainz
Germany
Busch
Taft of Ohio and His Presidency Ambitions
The article praises Secretary William H. Taft for his size tact and diplomacy noting his readiness to tackle hard duties and his effectiveness as an arbiter. It recalls his Yale days his Pacific duties as governor general of the Philippines and his reluctant acceptance of the Philippine commission chairmanship amid McKinley’s appeal to help build a new nation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
War Department
Taft
Washington
Teddy
Roosevelt
Pacific
Yale
Bill
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
The
Phillippines
Supreme Bench
Philippine Commission
McKinley
White House
Negative Bleesing at Lead Prompts Wealth Question
Dialogue frames wealth as a shield against annoyances. Dough asserts money has not bought happiness but has protected him from numerous irritations.
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A. M. Davies Ogden
Humors of Sculpture
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Austin Flint
Century Club
Negie Institute
Sir Chen Tung
Liang Cheng
Clemens
Enrique Creel
Percival
W. T. Stead
Ohio
Panama
Secretary Taft
Aly Senna
Bears
Castoria
Centaur Company
Jeffersonian
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg Stockman
Enquirer
J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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