Wedding Breakfast Widow? A City Clergyman and Marion Evans
Marion Evans attends Elizabeth Stanton Bull iehily wedding and meets the groom’s friend, a minister in disguise. She misreads him as a gambler and jokes about shoes, while he reveals he is the parish minister. They arrange a meeting for the next afternoon to discuss her alleged sins.
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Daily Story Pub. Co
Marion Evans
Elizabeth Stanton Bull
Morgover
Cly
Nice
Elizabeth
Marion
Elzabeth
Bankie
Ely
Marlon
Jessie Jones
Eliabeth
Heanor
Eleanor
Eleanors
Marian
Evert
Delert
Yale
India
Connecticut
Iowa
Tadla
Tim
Tona
Tam
Miller
Unitarian
Mr. Miller
Speef
Palex
Sepat
Tio
Ith
Miss Evans
Hall Decoration Ideas For Narrow Passageways
The article discusses improving narrow halls with paint schemes and textures. It recommends cream tones with Anaglypta or dado, muted greens blues and browns, and suggests felt or rugs with caution due to wear. It also proposes a glass upper-wall window to brighten hall spaces and mentions suitable curtain treatments.
Decorative hall decor outlines stylish improvements
The article describes upgrading a hall with green or blue tones, dark oak furniture, and pale green silk curtains. It suggests a black oak hall seat, a grandfather clock, and a brass palm stand. Additions include a wrought iron lamp, framed pictures, and carefully chosen decorative furniture to make the space appealing. It notes a nonopening wall window view to the writing room and advises draping the hall door with silk material to match the color scheme.
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England
Colored signal glasses on railroad prove successful
The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad adopts colored signal glasses for danger red, safety green, and caution yellow. Uniform, sealed lenses allow consistent distance estimation, with signals visible one to three miles. Change from white to green reduces confusion from obstructive white signals.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford
Baltimore dog shelter reports July admissions and total cared for
At Baltimore's shelter on an old hotel site 699 animals were received in July while about a year of operation has seen 4496 animals cared for. The facility offers large pens with running water and sleeping benches and is building a glass house for winter use. A belgian traveler shares tales of octopuses in the Congo River attacking canoes and dragging victims to their caves.
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Baltimore
Congo Free State
Uelle
Wiliam Jennings Pryan
Lone Star Mins
Philadelphia Inquirer
Imagination and Hair Growth Case From Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Record item recounts a patient coerced by a brave surgeon to test a hair growth tale. The patient, financier William Jennings Bryan affair aside, notes a gas pumped plan. a wind pump quip ends, taunting the crowd. A French Agricultural Society note describes preserving wine with carbonic gas. Highland shepherds once brought dogs to church, provoking parishioners as sermons end.
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Phila-delphia
Ian Jity
Huntington story and Colton suit letters reveal lobbyist methods
The Widow of Gen Colton sues to recover missions alleged diverted to Huntington. confidential letters between Huntington and Colton's lawyer reveal lobbying tactics and views of partners and elites. A fragmentary print shows bold phrasing and odd spellings, illustrating era conflicts and the public fire over Central Pacific extortions.
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Colton
Huntington
Stanfords
Atta
Central Pacific
Lawsyers
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