The Wanderer's Song
A lyrical reflection on returning home to a beloved hillside scene. The speaker envisions sunlit fields, clover, daisies, wild briar, and birdsong. The earth itself greets the wanderer as lilacs shade the gate and an open door welcomes him home.
Harold Stanley as Bank Clerk Earns Father’s Trust
In Upton California a flood endangers banker Haworth family. Harold Stanley devises a rope ferr y using a rifle and twine to save them, proving his worth to Haworth. Louis Haworth helps, and the bank rewards Harold with a trusted clerk position and a cottage for his mother.
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Harold Stanley
Louis
Job Stanley
Bayald
Bor
Harold
Stanley
William Haworth
Downton
Mr. Haworth
Upton
San Joaquin Valley
California
Mary
Louis Haworth
Llarald
Harald
Hal
M Mountains
Jollia
Mr Haworth
Familly
Harold Ball
Haworth
Asa Gifford
St. Louis
Mr. Harworth
Sitting Bull talks to a telephone in Native tongue tale
Old Chief Sitting Bull refuses to speak to a machine in paleface speech after hearing a test call arranged by Colonel Hugh Scott who values Indian sign language. Scott recalls his capture of Sitting Bull and other chiefs while claiming the device translates tribal tongues for insurrection suppression.
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White Toy
Hugh Scott
Savage
Philippines
Indians Were Much Grieved Because Colonel Scott
America
Colonel Scott
Sitting Bull
Indiana
New York Sun
Labor unions and wage demands sweep across North America
Musicians in Vallejo and carpenters in Belviie push for higher pay while hardwicks win better wiring terms. San Francisco planners form a cement workers council as unions press eight hour days, wage increases, and cooperative ventures across cities from Toronto to Oakland.
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Ao District Council of Cement Workers
San Francisco
Cal
Calo Building Material Teamsters’ Union
Winota Feather Workers
Unnion
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Tobonto
Can
International Union of Torseshoers
United States
Canad
Ps7th
New York
Orem
Ontario
Canadian Labor Party
Poronto
Sacramento Tliber People Association
Argenta
Ferro
Italy
New York Labor Bulletin
Department of Labor
Empire State
American Federation of Labor
David Ip
Stronecer
Haber
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Wetton
League of North Aster
Histenr
Iear Falls
Mont
Goutperso
Auertecany Federation of Labor
San Franksen
Puton
Gas and Water Workers
Dvanien
Metal Workers’ Union
Minneapolis
Amalgamated Engineers of England
Employers Federation
Joint Committee
London
Washington
Central Labor Union
Allied Council of Miscellaneous Trades
Allied Labor League of the
Chicaco
Bell
Dator
Chicago
Sydney
New South Wales
Unio
Commonwealth
Quotable quips from many papers on society and news
A collage of satirical snippets appears from New York Mail New York Press New York Sun Philadelphia Ledger Washington Post Philadelphia Enquirer and others. The items touch on marriages style headlines weather and public concerns with a mix of humor and commentary.
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New York Press
Pittsburg
New York Sun
Washington Post
Philadelphia Press
New York
Mark Twain
Oxford University
Oxford
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia Dnquirer
Ian Meelaren
Philadelphia Enquirer
New Jersey
Asia
New York Pferaldt
Philadelphia Ledger
New York World
New Plu
Chicago
New York Tribune
London
Nebraska
Washington Trevald
Cincinnati
Conner
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Herod
Vallejo
Belviie
Canada
Hardwick, Vi
San Jose
Cat Street Car Men's Union
Laundry Workers’ Union of
Alameda County
Boston
Mass
Louisville
Wall
New York Mail
New York Mall
Ruef
Pribia Delpla Ledger
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