Thanksgiving Comes Home for Jimmy the Artist
Jimmy Webster the aspiring artist leaves home for New York with $180 to study art. Four roommates endure poverty in a rented loft as rent, hunger, and failed ambitions threaten to crush them. George Seabright rescues Jimmy on the eve of Thanksgiving, promising a grateful return home.
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Webster
Geraldine
New York
George Seabright
George
Jimmy
Goodby
Big George Seabright
Fragmentary exchange of insults and bravado in prose
A damaged OCR fragment shows a tense exchange where a beautiful girl resists an unwanted approach and a young man deflects with bravado and mock flirtation. The lines hint at a coercive undertone and social tension within a romantic encounter.
Standard Oil Ordered Dissolved in Restraint of Trade Case
The United States circuit court in St Louis ordered the Standard Oil Company dissolved for illegal restraints on trade. The suit named John D Rockefeller and others, seeking to halt a monopoly in interstate and international commerce. The decision followed extensive filings and long trial records.
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St. Paul
Standard Oil Company
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Sanborn
Vandeventer
Cheyenne
Hook
Leavenworth
Adams
Frank B Kellogg
Charles B. Morrison
Chicago
United States
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
David T. Watson
Pittsburg
Moristz Rosenthal
John G Johnson
Philadelphia
John D Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry M. Flagler
Henry H. Rogers
John D Archbold
Oliver H
Dr Cook Sends Away Report On Polar Claim
Frederick A. Cook’s 50 000 word report for the University of Copenhagen was shipped under guard aboard the Scandinavian American liner United States. It will be stored in the captain’s strong box and handed only to authorized university representatives on arrival in Copenhagen, with a verdict expected by early next year.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
University of Copenhagen
North Pole
United States
Walter Lonsdale
Copenhagen
First National Bank Dillon Montana Report Nov 16 1909
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana at close of business November 16 1909. It lists resources including Loans and Discounts 1220360.28 Overdrafts 156370.74 U S Bonds 60000.00 etc and total assets 996250.32 with liabilities: Capital 100000.00 Surplus 200000.00 Deposits 897909.66 and other items. Signed by President B F White and notary A S Johnson on November 20 1909.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U. S
A. Een
State of
Beaverhead
I.B. F. White
B. PF. Wartz
A. S. Johnson
Supreme Court Upholds 214 Mills Tax Levy
The Montana supreme court sustains the legislature's 214 mill tax levy for this and next year. An injunction failed. opponents argued the next year's $300 million assessment requires a 113 mill reduction, but the court rules the basic law is not self executing and future levies cannot exceed 1.5 mills after reaching the limit.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Jin
Air Ship Monopoly Formed by Wrights Aims for Dominance
New York reports the Wright brothers form a million dollar company to build aeroplanes backed by a dozen multimillionaires. The plan is to establish a monopoly in heavier than air machines with Delancey Nicoll as general counsel. No stock is offered for sale.
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New York
Wright Brothers
Delancey Nicoll
Pushing Automobile Record Shocks Chicago
Chicago records show thirty deaths and 216 injuries in the present season per the Record-Herald. It marks the highest death toll in nine years. County warrants are called in on November 20. interest ceases on unpresented warrants after that date. W. F. Casigore, County Treasurer.
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Chicago
Illinois
Record-Herald
W. F. Casigore
Land Promoter Stings Eastern Buyer in Madison Valley
M Finnegan of Winona Michigan returned from inspecting 20 acres bought for 60 dollars per acre from a Chicago land company. He found high altitude hay and grain land unsuitable for apples and costly monthly payments left him disillusioned, among several east buyers likewise stung.
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Virginia City
M. Finnagan
Winona
Houghton County
Michigan
Madison Valley
Chicago
Finnegan
East
New York Scientist Demonstrates Reanimation by Electricity
Dr. Louise G. Rabinovitch, a Russian-born physician, demonstrated to New York Edison officials that she can revive a rabbit with electric stimulation. Observers noted the heart and lungs resumed function and saw the value of an anesthetic in the process.
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New York City
Louise G. Rabinovitch
France
New York Edison Company
Robinovitch
Taxes Now Due Before November Delinquency
Taxes are due and delinquent on the 30th day of November at 6 oclock p m unless paid prior thereto a 10 percent penalty will be added. W F Casumorsg A1-8t.
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W. F. Casumorsg
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