Prosaic Lawyer Entangled in a Lurid Case
A steadily conventional lawyer narrates a summer of travel and danger, befriending McKnight and encountering forged notes in a Bronson case. A windowed house, a mysterious next-door stare, and the Pittsburg Bronson trial set off a sensational, evolving pursuit ending with a mass of charred papers and a blossoming link to Alison West.
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Pittsburg
McKnight
Furanga
Ontario
Washington
Chevy Chase
Statute Law
Richmond
Lollie
Alleghany Mountains
Gulf Stream
Bermuda
Bronson
Andy
Richey
Evening Paper
Gemi
Ndow
George
MckKnight
North
South
West
Blakeley
Asa
Grand Rapids
Pittsburg Iron Firm
Eastern College
Pullman
Union Station
Cronson
Lawrence Blakeley
Blakeley & McKnight
John Gilmore
Gilmore
Whistler
East End
New York
Mr. Blakeley
Miss Gardner
Westinghouse Electric
Mr. Gilmore
Taman
Alison West
Rascal
Himelf
Allison
Duke of Connaught Likely Next Governor General of Canada
The article argues the Popular Brother of the late King Edward, the Duke of Connaught, is likely to become Canada’s governor general, bringing royal presence at Rideau Hall and a grand social scene. It notes Connaught’s age, royal connections, and the role’s social influence, with a fee of 50,000 dollars a year and a largely ceremonial political power.
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Duke of Connaught
Edward
Dominions
Ottawa
Canada
Victoria
Dominion
Marquis of
Victorian
Emperor William
King Eoward
Alice Maud Mary
Czarina
Russia
Alfred
Duke of
Eeinburg
Leopold
Duke of Albany
Selena
Princesa Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Louise
Duchess of
Argyle
Beatrice
Henry of Battenberg
Prussia
Margaret
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Prince Arthur Patrick
Victoria Patricia
Europa
Patricia
Btatecraft
England
Ireland
Dommnion
The Girt and the Minor Canon in a Dollar House Library
A shopper searches for a child's story The Girt and the Minor Canon found only in dollar houses downstairs. Three pricey doll houses hold libraries with a score of tiny books each containing a complete child tale.
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Doll House Library
Toy Department
Try This Summer Coca-Cola Ad Copy and Offers
An advertising snippet urges readers to visit soda fountains or buy Coca-Cola in bottles for refreshment and energy relief. It promotes a free booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola from the Coca-Cola Co in Atlanta and offers a Baseball Record Book for 1910 featuring Casey At The Bat and league schedules.
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Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola
Casey
A Fitting Design for Legal Letter Heads
A divorce lawyer commissions 10 000 letter heads with a design featuring Patrick Henry and the phrase Give me Liberty or give me death. The request specifies an upper left corner image and distinct lettering to convey a fitting, professional look.
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Patrick Henry
Lippincott's
Senator Beveridge Quotes on Corrupt Politician and Plagiarist
In Cleveland after dinner Senator Beveridge ridiculed a corrupt politician. He cited a minister convicted of plagiarism who claimed occasional borrowing for sermons with a cue: two fingers at the start and two at the end to show it is quoted.
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Beveridge
Cleveland
Doctor's Thanksgiving Advice to Lost Voice Patient
A joke from Harper's Weekly features a doctor advising Mr Bingle to recall Thanksgiving when his wife loses her voice, then humorously charges him two dollars for service. The exchange centers on a playful misinterpretation of timing and a light medical quip.
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Eoan
Ceremoiae
Roberts Stair
G. Rettner
Dean
Hidney
Naralisa Waggoner
Carterville
Bafor
Donn's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Post
Postum Ceresl Co., Ltd
Battie Creek
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