The Rail Chief Confesses in Moonlit Graveyard
Dick Ramsey and Thad go west to seek luck, but Ramsey is murdered during a hold up on a runaway. Years later President Greydon of the Lakeville line reveals he was one of the would‑be robbers, confessing at the grave of Ramsey, and is sentenced to prison.
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Dick Ramsey
Thad
Lakeville
Riverdale
Fe Wire
the Wire
Express
Ame
Alge
Peeple
Tam
Hone
Victoria
Greydon
Lakeville & Laska Railway
Neraely
A Poker Plot Never Ends in Love
Uncle Samuel devises a ruse to test Ruthie and Jack by staging a poker game with hidden aces. Ruthie suspects Jack’s dishonesty when aces spill out, but the ruse backfires as Ruth decides it was a misunderstanding. A playful, chaotic domestic scene ends with Ruth still engaged to the minister and Jack invited to help train pups.
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Jack
Samuel
Ruth
Uncle Samuel
Ruthie
Sten
Weill
Jask
Sister
Ruthiz
Iverson
Mrs. White
Miss Ruth
Laughne
Meadowbrook
Uncle Samus
Debut of Dorothy Holahan Sister of Jane Stuart on Stage
Miss Collie Holahan 17 year old daughter of Maurice Holahan debuts at Murray Hill theater as Dorothy Stuart. Sister Jane Stuart once led the Crane company. Dollie praised as born comedienne with operatic potential. Family approval followed her plea to pursue the stage as a profession.
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New York
Collie Holahan
Murray Hill
Miss Holahan
Maurice Holahan
Board of Public Improvements of
New York City
Lfe
Dorothy Stuart
Miss Holeahan
Jane Stuart
Wiliam H. Crane
Louis Auer
Milwaukee
Dollie
Mrs. Auer
Papa
Mamma
Earnings Versus Salary in a Philadelphia Firm
A Philadelphia salesman recalls a lesson in earnings when a senior partner visits and notices the assistant book keeper, a steady, shrewd young man. Asked about his weekly pay, the clerk reveals he earns twenty dollars, while the partner says he only gets half that, highlighting wage differences in the firm.
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Philadelphia
York Tribune
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Jack’s
Blaine Cartwright
Tack
Ruth White
White
Ladysmith
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