Penitentiary Guard A F Goddard Slain by Paralysis Watch
A F Goddard, a guard at the penitentiary, collapsed in the officers dining room while eating dinner last Tuesday. He was taken to the prison hospital where doctors reported complete paralysis and little hope for recovery. He is a brother of Judge Goddard of the state supreme court and father of Gertrude Goddard, recently a stenographer at Fremont County Bank. Doctors say Bright’s disease complicates his condition and a fatal outcome is likely. Judge Goddard is expected from Denver today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Goddard
F. N. Carrier
Judge Goddard
State Supreme Court
Gertrude Goddard
Fremont County Bank
Burlingame
Kansas
Bright
Goddard
Denver
Carpet Bedding in Terrace Floral Design Probed
An article extols carpet bedding or floral stair carpets as stylish garden decor. It cites Eben E. Rexford and describes repeating color bands on a terrace steps, using alternanthera for dense foliage, with close planting three inches apart and height kept low. It notes reds, pinks, yellows as effective, stressing neat trimming and bold frame effects. A brief Chrysanthemum Calendar lists monthly care steps from January through August for flowering plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben E. Rexford
Fruit and Flower Notes for Gardeners and growers
Spring beauty claytonia carpets damp woodlands through April days. Gardeners prune roses and spray Concord grapes with Bordeaux mixture doubling yields. Francee carnation wins Lawson medal. Enchantress blooms resist heat. Start tuberous begonias and gloxinias. Seedless apples from Grand Junction reach New York. banana apple noted for its banana flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claytonia
Delaware
New York Exchange
Grand Junction
Colo
New York
Telephonic romance in Circleville central office
In Circleville a new telephone service struggles to attract subscribers as three young operators manage a growing but slow system. Margaret Baxter from Chicago grows curious about a caller seeking a reply from 234 J A sulkily answers with a brogue. The scene hints at a possible romantic or comic miscommunication amid the early days of town telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Circleville
Chicago
Margaret Baxter
Mr. Dickson
Jack
Margaret
Raanin
Birthday Surprise Transforms Family Trust in Chicago
In a Chicago home, Miss Ellen’s illness frees Margaret Baxter to coordinate care for Henry Dickson’s grandchildren. A secret bond grows as Mary Graves is favored, a birthday party for Reggie advances, and Charles Dickson returns from travel to a new arrangement, ending with a proposal and a plan to call Aunt Mary off.
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Margaret
Pax Charley
Mary
Reginald
Ellen
Bessie
Central
Henry Dickson
Excelsior Hardware Company
Bure
Tim
Church
Parthi
Paddy O’glyn
Donegal Fair
Charles Dickson
Chicago
Mary Graves
Mr. Dickson
Aunt Mary
Margaret Baxter
Miss Ellen
Dress Suit in Mining Camp Provokes Crowded Exhibit
A Reno dispatch reports Willard Hatch of Denver wearing evening dress in Goldfields Nevada, being paraded and viewed for 60 cents by miners at Joseph Brearly's resort before public consumption of wine at his club. The piece also notes a New York lawyer mocked for a derby hat as miners jeer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Weaver
Goldfields
Nev
Willard Hatch
Denver
Miners’ Club
Joseph Brearly
Reno
Hatch
Henry Ernest
New York
Cincinnati Colonel Plans Arctic Expedition for 1906
Colonel Max Fleischmann of Cincinnati announces a polar expedition for summer 1906 to the Arctic Ocean to hunt polar bears walrus musk ox and other game and attempt a farthest north stake. He will charter the steamer Laura formerly a whaling vessel built about 190 feet long and owned by Captain Magnus Glavver of Tromso Norway with a small crew and one or two companions. Fleischmann a Reds secretary and city official is about 28 and brother of Mayor Julius Fleischmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Max Fleischmann
Arctic
Saya
Laura
Colonel Fleischmann
Magnus Glavver
Tromso
Norway
Harry K. Stephens
Fleischmann
Cincinnati (Reds
Julius Fleischmann
Two weekly farm papers offered at special rate
The New York Tribune Farmer and the weekly Aecorp are promoted as fine agricultural weeklies. For a limited time, both can be sent to any address for one year at a price of $1.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Black
New York Tribune Farmer
Aecorp
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Seely Drug Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Reggie
Chilldren
Mr. Dickson, Sr
Miss Baxter
Maine
Waterford
Elton York
Eaton
Sherman Avenue
Ino. Charlese
Harrison Ave
W. Greihart
Raynolds Ave
Fremont Publishing Co
Street Hack
E. J. Agard
Walnut Avenue
South Canon
Geo
Jackson
Raynolds Avenue
E. L. Lowell
Greenwood Avenue
Lawrence
Main
Fresh Jersey
Park Ave
East Canon. Lott
H. Atwater
Macon Ave
Schiller
Prospect
Guy A. Hardy
Mack
Greenwood Ave
Ninth
Tenth
Amundson
South 5Th
Lincoln Park
Fruitmere
Canon City
Wood
East Carr Avenue
Cripple Creek
Colorado City
Canon City Realty
N. Sth
J. E Burson
E. A. Bradbury
South Fifth Street
Fremont Building & Loan Association
Guy O_ Hardy
Ren
Fifteenth Street
Studio Babberger
Ragsdale & Sons
Park Avenue
Herman Loehr
Gibson Lumber Co
River
Green
Bath
College
Cook
Yellowstone
J.E. C
Novelty Shear Co
la Salle Street
F. Grey- Gene-Binith
Jope
Mountains
Weateliff
Mise Waddington
Westcliff, Custer Co
A D. Neil
Pike Avenue
Babberger
Harrison
Fremont
Callonor
D. E. Parks
Helm Ave
American Beauty
Chatenay
Golden Gate
Gate City
H. Carnahan
North Second Street
Elisha Betts
Rivers
T. G. Cozine
Pike
P. Vain
Depot
Academy
River Street
Petuin
John Hardenberg
Iron Sprin
Tabernacle
Joseph Gay
Turnbull
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