Portraits and Perils at the Anglesea Caravan
In Anglesea the artist-narrator records a day beside a desolate moor lake where the caravan draws an audience. He chronicles painting in open air, a lone Welsh girl named Matt who befriends him, and hints of future encounters with William Jones.
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Anglesea
Trish
Tencross
Fister
Cornwall
Tim
Wes
Gom
William
Devil
William Jones
Willam Jones
Ireland
Fass
Monk
Monkshurst
Fureka
Jones Territory
Roxe
Mate
Matt
Ian
Senate and House Battle Over Payne Tariff Debated
The Senate did not meet on Saturday while the House debated the Payne tariff bill. Free hides and wood pulp dominated discussion as Republicans pressed for free lumber. Democrats clashed over sea island cotton and citrus protections. A rule change and several amendments sparked further votes and partisan tension.
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Senate
Sparkman
Fin
O'Elnekk
House
Payne
Committee On Rules
Louisiana
Mr. Clark
Florida
Bryan
Sea Island
Handell
Texas
Messrs
Bartlett
Calderhead
Kan
Burgess
Stanley
Wobson
Ala
Gillespie
Lexus
Thistlewood
Saunders
Reeder
Madden
Til
House of Representatives
Tawney
Minn
Scott
House Republican Organization
United Action
Speaker Cannon
Standard Company
Stantey
Clark
Fla
A Loser Dialogued Question on Mrs Rogers Furs
A fragment presents a line about Mrs Rogers possibly buying new furs this winter after a bridge game last night. The snippet evokes social talk and a judge's library setting without a full narrative.
Fine Fruit Graftleigh boast sparks plum tree remark
In a casual chat, Biggs I overhears Graftleigh brag about his family tree. The remark leads to a quip that it must be a plum tree.
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Biggs
Graftleigh
D. J. Digga
Gomez Deemed Ineligible for Municipal Board Seat
Rev Gen Smith rules Dominador Gomez, labor leader and recent municipal board member, ineligible on grounds of noncitizenship and a prior crime conviction in the Philippines.
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Gen. Smith
The
Philippines
Dominador Gomez
Financial Chicago Shows Substantial Recovery in March
Amid broader turmoil mediatory efforts ease inflation and advance. April bank payments indicate greater money use and March clearings set a record, signaling recovery in leading activities though some production areas still idle. March permits for commercial structures reached 53 valued at 2.3165 million dollars, versus 50 and 517 thousand in 1908. Real estate, bonds, and stocks investments are high with local securities sales up about 10 percent from last year. Local deposits stay strong while country withdrawals remain small due to spring farming and improvements inland.
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Mareh
Chicago Distriet Gamber A
Tos
Aid
Review of Trade
Business Quiet Yet Shows Signs of Spring optimism
The week reveals a mixed outlook with wholesale demand between seasons and jobbing filling orders. Iron and steel activity rises though prices fall. pig iron is dull. A strike in anthracite coal was averted. bituminous coal and shoe trades stay weak. US weekly failures 204 vs 226 prior. Canadian failures 23.
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United States
Bradstreet
Live Stock and Grain Quotes From Major Markets
Market notes show Chicago cattle at 4.00 to 7.15, hogs 4.50 to 7.25, and sheep 3.00 to 6.00. Wheat No. 2 ranges 1.25 to 1.40, corn No. 2 about 0.60 to 0.70, with rye and oats also listed. Prices across Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, New York, and Toledo reflect varied grain and livestock activity and bid ranges.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste
Milwaukee
New York
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Robert Buchanan
Dick Swiveller
Work of Congress
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