King Edward IV Edict Affects Kent Hanged Man Romance
The account recounts Edmond Koyle accused of stealing church silver. Montgomery argues a plot by Simon Winter to ruin Koyle for Margaret Manning. At the execution, Margaret claims the man in death by marriage, citing a royal edict that frees a condemned man if a betrothal is accepted. Winter is then hanged by mistake.
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Edmond Koyle
Kent
Edward IV
Koyle
Edmond Boyle
Margaret Manning
Simon Winter
Manning
Margaret
Boyle
Edmond
Montgomery
Winter
Farmer Manning
Edmond Korle
Opera Haunts A Salvation Army Hall
A dim crowd gathers as a Salvation Army night offers gramophone tunes and grand opera. Pompey Carlyle, famed as a tenor, in a featured song triggers a derelict’s breakdown revealing his past in opera and the wreck of addiction.
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Hopera
Isself
Pompey Carlyle
London
Tobacco Chefs Explain Sauces For Flavoring Tobacco
A Buffalo Express piece describes a tobacco chef who creates flavorings for chewing and smoking tobaccos. It contrasts common ingredients used for lower grades with the fermentation-based methods applied to Havana tobaccos, where different bacterial ferments define each leaf.
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Havana
Buffalo Express
Punishment After Death Jury Delivers Harsh Sentence
A man already serving life was convicted on two counts of assault to murder. The jury imposed five year terms on each count and ordered the body kept in prison for ten years after death, a grim reflection noted by the judge who likened it to striking a snake and believing in punishment after death.
A Statesman's Queer Ambition
Lord Grey, famed prime minister, sought more than reform. he envied an opera dancer's art and wished to dance as well as she, according to the London Globe.
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Lord Grey
Taglioni
Grey
London Globe
Right Back at Her
A brief exchange from a Buffalo Express column contrasts a husband’s cash allowance with whether charges at stores would be permitted. The dialogue shifts to a playful note on financial independence within marriage.
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Buffalo Express
An Unbiased Champion in Public Drinking Cups Debate
A Cleveland Plain Dealer passage notes a man who openly advocates for individual public drinking cups while others discuss his abstinence, claiming he has not drunk water for seven years. The exchange highlights a controversial public health or social issue with sharp public voices.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ten Commandments Quip Sparks Press Exchange
The exchange features Howell claiming the Ten Commandments are backwards and Jowell affirming obedience, as reported by the New York Press. The playful banter centers on interpretation and compliance with the commandments.
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Howell
Jowell
New York Press
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Salvation Army
McCormick and Wood
Batchelors
Paris Green
Bordeaux
Martin C. Ribsam
Trenton, N. J
Charles C. Groves
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe, Commercial Union, Niagara Ins. Co., Caledonian
Standard
Queen Ins. Co
North British & Mer
Camden Fire Ins.Co
Glens Falls
Ins. Co
N. America
Mercer Co. Mutual
F. A. Brown
SUN Opricac Mfo
F.c.leaming, Pres. Cor. State and
Warren St's
Trenton
Devoe
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothiers
East State St
John Winar
Gunson
Tate Street
San Francisco
Sunset
Pacific
Far West
Panama-Pacific Club
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Sunset Panamta-Pacifio
Battery Street
California
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