Tenderloin Nights and the Rake in New York's Bright Shadows
A narrator walks Broadway and Seventh Avenue with the Rake through New York's Tenderloin. They watch dancers and singeers, meet a pianist, observe homeless women in distress, and witness lavish parties in glow from champagne and shadows, noting the district's mingled glamour and misery.
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New York
the Rake
Broadway
Rake
Tenderloin
Tami
Seventh Avenue
Danse du Centre
Church Pillar Holds Spelman Tomb Mystery
A fragment notes Clement Spelman believed buried in a church pillar tomb. The report hints at an unusual resting place as his final tomb and repository, with no further details available.
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Clement Spelman
Mr. Spelman
Outra Lady Refuses Life Insurance Interview
A woman demanded to be insured during a life policy examination. She dodged age questions, mocked the process, and insisted on non disclosure. She denied insanity in her family, scolding the doctor for asking private details and declaring herself married or single as she pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Martel Marthe
Magis
Chonseh
Brougsham
Novel Bala at Asti Hosts Dance in Wine Tank
In Asti Sonoma County California a Talion Swiss colony held a ball inside a half million gallon wine reservoir the largest of its kind. The 200 dancers fit within the 50 by 11 by 24 foot space after San Francisco merchants could not supply wine. The tank built last year served as a wine holding structure and was used for the event as an experiment and display of the colony.
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Asti
Sonoma County
California
Acene
Asth
San Francisco
Lince
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Constance Merrifield
Tyndall
Eighth Avenue
Ake
Tonderlain
Suse
Lve
Bullet
Gene Ueiman
Baek
Ohors
Siew
Weil
Shen
Woliar
Sixth Avenue
Wien
Mario
Wall Street
Paris
Spelman
Narburg
Nottingham
Robin Hood
al Freses
United States
Tombstone
Aziz
St. Paul
Ali Clarrade
Spelmin
Lerdy Massuer
Ooutra Lady
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