Pallid Man Faces Pursuit After Molineux Case
A pallid man, haunted by a murder, contemplates escape as authorities close in. He recalls the Low Bridge murder and the Bosphorus bag, while Prof. Osborne and Cornish push a Washington pursuit on the Congressional Limited through to him. The scene shifts to a perilous ruse on a billiard room fire escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esipe
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prof. Osborne
Molineux
Washington Post
Congressional Limited
Cornish
Lowbridge
Washington Star
Facta Dialogue on Income Deception Sparks Marital Dispute
A wife confronts her husband after their honeymoon about alleged income deception. He claims his position is worth 50 pounds, but he has been paid only ten dollars due to his boss’s decision. The exchange highlights mismatched pay and misunderstandings in early 20th century urban life.
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Chicago Evening News
Archie Young
Oaks Ave
West Superior
Wis
Sunday golf mood and quips from era voices
A quirky survey of Sunday golf feelings quotes a reluctant speaker and a sly remark about sermons. It notes a humorous line about being worn down by long sermons and a jab about a mother’s slipper crediting a clever man.
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Indianapolis Journal
Porto Rican tariff debate frames week in Congress
In Washington the Senate and House battled over the Porto Rican tariff and civil government bill for hours. House leaders signaled a possible war tax reduction and advanced land openers in Idaho and Oklahoma. Debates also covered Alaskan and Hawaiian measures with tributes paid to national figures.
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Washington
Senate
Avelock
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Payne
Ft. Hall
Oklahoma
M. S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Quay
Hawaii
McDowell
Ohio
Committee of Territories
Committee On Ways and Means
Secretary of War
United States Army
Laredo
Eagle Pass
el Paso
Dekoe
Kentucky
J. C. S. Blackburn
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Sullivan
Mississippi
Red River
Alexandria
Georgia
Jones
Arkansas
Richard Parks Bland
Missouri
Dick” Bland
Post Office Creates Four Rural Delivery Divisions
Washington April 9 The rural free delivery system expands prompting four divisions. Eastern with New York headquarters includes New England New York and Pennsylvania Special Agent E H Hathaway in charge. Middle division Indianapolis oversees Ohio and states west to Missouri and Louisiana led by F M Dice. Western division Denver head William K Annin. Southern division Washington headquarters H Conquest Clarke. Effective May 1. New Orleans April 7 Julius Moyse alias Capt Clarke jailed three years for impersonating a US officer and obtaining money by false pretenses after Mardi Gras marriage to Bertia Warken.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Postmaster General
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
E. H. Hathaway
Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio
Missouri
Louisiana
F. M. Dice
Iowa
Denver
William Kk. Annin
H. Conquest Clarke
New Orleans
Julius Moyse
Capt
Clarke
Bertia Warnken
Texas
United States
Actress Emily Coghlan Dies in Stamford at 36
New York April 3 Emily Coghlan actress sister of Rose and Charles Coghlan died at Stamford Connecticut early Sunday morning aged 36. Her death was unexpected though she had been ill with pneumonia.
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New York
Emily Coghlan
Rose
Charles Coghlan
Stamford, Conn
Anglo French Fishery Accord Ended on Newfoundland Shore
April 9 reports the British and French governments have removed the Anglo French modus vivendi covering fishery rights on the Newfoundland treaty shore until the end of the current year.
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Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Youthful millionaire presents built home to fiancée
A young millionaire unveils a dream home for his betrothed, claiming to have spent years and fortunes on an elaborate interior and costly furnishings. She responds with a request to furnish the residence again after moving in, seeking personal control over the decor.
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Promis
England's Armored Trains in Boer War Use
England's armored trains transport troops guard bridges and telegraphic lines in the Boer War, likened to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters that drives dyspepsia and protects the stomach, claiming fifty years of proven relief for indigestion biliousness and organ troubles.
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England
Hostetter
Dr Bones and the Old Idiot
The Doctor shrugs off titles and asks to be called by any name while a jab from London’s Art Bits frames the scene. A witty exchange hints at social snobbery and intimate knowing versus public labels.
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Miss Maison
Mr. Bones
Dr. Bones
London
Western Canada letters from Duhamel date January 24 1900
Postmarked from Duhamel Alberta a letter describes a winter trip to Wetaskiwin with travel by three seated rig, weather turning milder, ground frozen two feet, snow six inches, and a note of good health and greetings. Included is a medical sales blurb for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a brief quoted aphorism.
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Aes Bu
Thomas Tate
Duhamel
Alberta
Canada
P.S
Swanson
Alexander Futrell
Vanadale
Ark
Swanson Rneumatic Cure CO
Lake St
Ciaicago, Ill
Schoolteacher Punishment Recalled in Murky Fragment
Fragments describe a schoolteacher punished at home for late return. The text mentions writing on a slate and a strict deadline, signaling archival relic of disciplinary practice. The passage is fragmented and lacks full context or clear attribution.
Local Seed Catalog Notice Appears in Journal
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Salzer Seed Co and catalog offerings. Mentions postage costs and a notice directed to John A Salzer Seed Co. Details are incomplete but indicate seed trade context and catalog distribution.
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Salzer
Ad Sc
John A. Salzer
Vampire Thoughts Spark Laughing Exchange in Chicago
A playful chat from the Chicago Evening reflects a discussion on bats and names, with quirky wordplay about Grobats as a nickname for pit-heads and the phrase Think of Vampire eliciting humor from readers.
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Ruby
Chicago
Bogus Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief for Coughs
An old-time drug advertisement hawks a “Bromo Quinine Tablets” cure claiming instant results. The copy mocks a man blaming a house for illness and mentions Trinity Springs Indiana as its origin, reflecting a period promotional tone.
Unscrutable OCR fragment hints at drug label ad
Fragmentary text appears to reference iPACELESS DYES and a Monroe Drug Co product sold by all druggists. It includes stray phrases about honesty and theft and ends with a SA bulletin. No clear event or persons emerge from the readable content.
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Monroe Drug Co
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Palmer
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Market Report
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Cincinnati
Herlan
Baltimore
Southern
Bern Ebads
Allen
Piso
Trinity Springs
Tiamen Forzels
Vhison Globe
SA. W. Bulletin
Muscatine
Department of Interior
Ottawa
F. Peoley
Supt. of Immigration
D. L. Caven
Springfield
K. T. Holmes
Lod
Hi. H.greens
Box B
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Peron
Steeling Remedy Company
Omaha
Wabash
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Omaha- Wabash
C. S. Crane
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