Silas F Quigley To Arrive in New York Tale
A man creates a web of letters and disguises to woo Stella while posing as Silas F Quigley. He meets editor Mr Ellicott who reveals a family plan to guide him to honest work and a future at the magazine, ending with dinner with Ellicott's wife Stella.
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Fate
Stella
Hudson
Charley
Bilas F. Quigley
Bella
Mars
Earth
Schnellheimer
Silas F. Quigley
Schnellenheimer
Edward Everett Egglestone
Edward Everett Hgglestone
New York
Charleys
Quigley
Ellic
Mr. Quigley
Mr. Ellicott
Oxford
Ohio
Ellicott Notification Society
United States
New York City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
V. P
Schnellenheim
Austrian is Mobbed in Waterloo Shop Courtesy
Joe Yelik an Austrian in Illinois Central shops at Waterloo was mobbed after cheering the torpedoing of the Tuscania. He was expelled then doused with paint, forced to kneel and kiss the American flag, and knocked down after further abuse when the paint blinded his eyes.
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Joe Yelik
Tuscania
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Clermont Adopts War Orphans In Patriot Town
Residents of Clermont honor former Governor Lorraine by adopting war orphans. The Ladies Aid Society has taken in a French baby girl with annual costs of 26.50 dollars. Anna Larrabee and her mother have each adopted multiple orphans for relatives.
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Clermont
Lorraine
Red Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna Larrabee
Larrabee
Waterloo cigarette dealers fined for sales to youths
Twenty dealers appeared before a justice of the peace charged with selling cigarettes and tobacco to boys under 16. The action, filed by Grace Ament, truant and probation officer, led most dealers to pay fines ranging from 88 to 25 dollars without contest.
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Waterloo
Justice of the Peace
Grace Ament
Stolen Cattle Found Near Lawler and New Hampton
Last month 18 head of cattle disappeared from W. Eggleston's farm near New Hampton. After a long search authorities traced them to R. Brennan's farm near Lawler. Brennan confessed to stealing the cattle and was arrested in New Hampton.
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W. Eggleston
New Hampton
R. Brennan
Lawler
Brennan
Lions Roar Explained for Those Who Think They Are Deaf
Scientists reveal the true reason lions roar may not be linked to hearing loss but to communication needs and environmental factors. The study analyzes vocalization patterns and the social dynamics within lion pride to explain roar behavior.
Haiti Bans Food Exports to War Allied Nations
Haiti prohibits shipment of food stuffs to countries at war with the United States or allied states. The order targets nations directly involved in the conflict and those connected to them, aiming to curb trade with belligerents and pressure the war effort.
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Haiti
United States
Year 1917 Sets U.S. Farm Production Records
The year 1917 established new high production records for corn rye oats white and sweet potatoes tobacco beans and onions.
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Lewis Hopkins Rogers
Shortstory Publishing Company
Great Britain
M. J. Soukup
Decorah, Lowa
Peter Johnson & Sons
VECO
Postville
Sound
McCormick
John C. Hecker
Leo Beucher
R. J. Waters
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