London thievery tale of Saunders and Taylor in Chicago
In Chicago a plan to rob a traveling diamond salesman unfolds as John F. Saunders and accomplice lure Taylor from a hotel to a fake house. Saunders robs Taylor of his gems, locking him in a closet for a day, while the real gems remained hidden. Taylor escapes with a stout heart after the ruse collapses.
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Honeymoon Costs in Washington Revealed by Hotel Manager
A Washington Post feature notes honeymoons for brides and grooms vary by taste and budget. It cites a luxury state bridal suite at 25 daily, private dining at 25, meals and wines at 100, plus 150 for drawing room and maid services, totaling about 300 a day, contrasted with a New England couple spending 10 daily in a similar hotel.
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Between Two Evils Choose Neither Between Two Goods Choose Both
A short aphorism notes a preference for not siding with bad options and urges embracing all good choices when possible. It attributes the sentiment to Hd wards.
Eerie Tales and Oddities From Fido to Acetylene Light
A quirky slice recalls painter Weeks who disliked dogs and mocked canine devotion with humorous anecdotes. It also recounts a rain soaked guardhouse miscue during a state troops review, where a guardsman’s countersign caused comic confusion. The piece notes acetylene lighting still used in towns and a table card design in red with ivory crest.
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