Senator Milbank Seems Won Over By Your Naval Base Bill
A heated Senate scene unfolds as your naval base bill persuades Senator Milbank of Arkansas to rise and discuss the currency question. He remains obligated for information he once received, promising to keep the floor until your arrival despite Peabody’s likely wrath. A chase to the capitol ends with Bud and Langdon reaching the senate chamber after a high speed ride, learning Norton tipped the way for the wake and Carolina’s sake.
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Milbank
Arkansas
Peabody
Pilgrim's Progress
Bud
Capitol
Langdon
Senate Chamber
Langdon’s Senate Speech Sparks Naval Base Row
Langdon’s remarks on The New South and the South of the Future rally support as Peabody and Stevens scramble to discredit him. The naval affairs committee action on Altacoola land fuels a tense, behind the scenes fight over government assets and a supposed alliance to shield officials.
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Langdon
Peabody
Stevens
Senate
Milbank
Naval Base
Standard Steel
Langdous
Jake Steinert
Telfer
Jake
Naval Affairs Committee
Altacoola Land 13
Desert
Dick Cullen
Hansel
Cullen
Storton
Horton
Montana
Tharp
Naval
South
Mississippi
Lorton
Morton
J. D. Telfer
Gulf City
Gulf City Land Company
Horton Ecolly
Washington
Norton
Altacoola
Beauregard
Bud Wiaines
Senate Scandal and Letter End Langdon's Trial
The senate confronts charges amid Peabody and Stevens as Horton moves to form a investigating panel over Gulf City graft. Langdon accuses, a forged contract claim surfaces, and a letter from Charles Norton appears declaring the plot exposed before Langdon reveals Norton’s name. The scene closes with Langdon's vindication and a South Mississippian nostalgia.
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Apepbody
Stevens
Telfer
Gulf City
Washington
Langdon
Senate
Peabody
Charles Norton
Horton
Congressmmn
Norton
Mississippi
Hils
Dickens Manuscript of Carol Passes Through Many Hands
Tl F Dickens recounts the original manuscript of his father Charles Dickens Carol. It was given to Thoms Milton who sold it to Francis Harvey for £59. Churchill kept it until 1882 then sold it after photographing pages. Birmingham bookseller Mr Venett bought it for £200 before Stuart ML Samuel acquired it for £300.
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F. Dickens
Thoms Milton
Milton
Francis Harvey
George Churchil
Churchill
Vennett
Birmingham
Stuart ML. Samuel
Keiington Palace Gardens
London
Potsdam Seen as Prussian Versailles in Century Note
Robert Haven Schauffler writes that Potsdam rivals Berlin in representing Prussia. He argues Potsdam reflects the stern, iron values of the House of Hohenzollern, while Berlin appears cold beneath gray Prussian weather. Potsdam shines in sunlight with blooming flowers, revealing its unique charm.
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Versailles
Potsdam
Germany
Bavaria
Berlin
Robert Haven Schauffler
Not Particular. Calye Flattered at Luncheon Exchange
An elderly spinster at a ladies' luncheon condones Mme Calve's reception, noting that only discriminating praise counts as praise. Mme Calve dismisses such talk, saying any flattering praise will do. Washington Star report captures sharp exchange over flattery and taste.
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Mme. Calye
Mme. Calve
Washington Star
A Funny Family Electric Hair Quip
A child notes electricity in his mother's hair after she mentions her combing. He considers their family odd and recalls a previous remark about papa bad wheels in his head. He theorizes that if they put their heads together they might make an electric motor.
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New York Times
Work Weakets the Kidneys in Daily Labor Strain
An old Denton a crowd ad extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for disordered kidneys and back pain. It quotes Charles E. Allen near Denton Md declaring a complete cure after using the pills bought from Douglass' Palace Drug Store. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. agents. Remember the name Dean’s.
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Denton
Dean
Charles E. Allen
Dunn
Douglass’ Palace
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Fruit Growers urged to modernize spraying for scale control
A Maryland farmer urges fruit growers to modernize farming methods to combat San Jose scale using Orchard Brand Lime and Sulphur Wash. The article notes the pest can kill orchards within years, praises Thompson Chemical Co. for a spray solution, cites J Spencer Lapham's success in Baltimore with seven prizes, and encourages consultation before ordering sprays.
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San Jose
Prince George County
Thompson Chemical Co
J.spencer Lapham
Horticultural Society
Baltimore
A. G. Gelletly
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Warrior
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James Neighbors
Whiteleysburg
Jack Price
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G. T. Redden & CO
T. Fred Garey
Purnell Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Carter Block
MR. Smith
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Denton National Bank
Papa Lapappi
Tekls
Pups
Board of Directors
Harvey L. Cooper
Murderkill River
Phiadelphia
Sthami
Frederica
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Lowerstor
Philadelphia
Dover
Freederica
Marcel Thuralay
Mondlay
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Lpin
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Doat
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Keystone 3
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Richmond
Jonjetty
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Nevada
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H. B.sanders & CO
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