Patria Fire Near Dover Triggers Bold Rescue At Sea
The Hamburg bound Patria left New York November 4 and caught fire near North Hinder light ship. The Russian steamer Ceres saved 150 passengers including many children and six infants, bringing them to Dover where US consul Prescott arranged a tug to land them. Captain Frohlich and crew remained aboard as rescue continued.
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Lenton
Patria
New York
Hamburg
Fite
Dover
Ceres
T Francis W. Prescott
United States
Europe
Pasaseigers
Herocs
French
Yarmouth
Frohitch
Contested Iowa election pits naturalization claims against Barrett
In Woodbury County Democrats contend James Barrett is not nat uralized and seek to block his seat. They question age and certificates issued to a Barrett relative while Barrett backs Cummins. A temporary injunction halts issuing certificates for the Ida Monona district until court rules. Nathan Lindsay, Democrat, claims Monona is constitutionally entitled to a seat. Scott, Republican, also elected, says Monona is Ida. If Mononge is a separate district Lindsay would be seated. Scott supports Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legioln
Sioux City
Iowa
Woodbery County
James Barrett
Barrett
Sentor
Ida-Mononu
Nathan Lindsay
Monona
Lindsay
W. A
Scott
Myea
Ida
Cummins
Indians Return to the Reservation after Northwest Colorado raid
Gov. Phog yesterday announced receipt of a telegram from EB A Hitchcock secretary of the Interior. The Utinah agent reports all Indians have returned to the reservation from Northwest Colorado where they have been killing game in violation of state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovrer
Cola
Phomag
EB. A. Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Utinah
Northwest Colorada
To Test the Law In Kansas City Case
William B Thayer of the Hinery Bird Dyayer Dry Goods company was fined 100 dollars for violating the department tore law and appealed to the state supreme court, after a test of constitutionality in the criminal court on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Willian B. Thayer
Hinery-Bird“Dyayer Dry Goods Company
State Supreme Court
Central Red Cross Society Receives Equipment Gift
Paris reports the Central Red Cross Society received from the Trench Red Cross Society a complete medical equipment and instruments sufficient for two field hospitals, presented through its president on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed Cross
Paris
Central Redross Society
Trench Red Cross Society
Peru Earthquake Shocks Lima at Night
Peru shaken as a strong earthquake rattles Liman at 12 30 yesterday morning. The shock caused great rumbling and left residents alarmed and anxious about aftershocks and potential damage. Local reports confirm no celestial phenomena accompanied the quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Liman
Hinds of Trouble Over the Count in Townsville
In Townsville Kentucky November 17 The slow tallying of election returns in Louataville drags toward next Tuesday or Wednesday. Democrats contest several precincts noting intimidation by soldiers. At precinct nineteen of the Ninth Ward officers could not sign complete tallies amid claims soldiers frightened voters. Republicans deny the claim and argue delays stem from other reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMD
Townsville
Loutaville
Wadge Worges
Kinead
Steamer Conestoga Sinks After Harbor Collision
The steamer Conestoga of the Anchor line sank at the harbor mouth after a race for ice from Buffalo to Chicago. A great hole in the bow caused rapid flooding but the crew was saved. Logs on cargo estimated around $100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conestoga
Buffalo
Lake Michigan
Tost
Insurance suit seeks 825000 from Freeman fur store fires
Joseph Mish, an insurance adjuster, and associates claim damages nearing 1 million against fifteen insurers. Freeman Far Co figures include lis Clark Henry Sent and Saurel Freeman, recently acquitted of conspiracy to commit arson. The suit targets insurers who held policies on Freeman's store destroyed by fire about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Solis
Chicago
Joseph Mish
Lis Clark
Henry Sent
Saurel Freeman
Freeman Far Company
Mish
Freeman's Fur
Cme
Sensational disclosures loom in Chicago bucketshop probe
The Chicago Board of Trade investigation tightens as buckshop activities surface among firms. McLain Brog has withdrawn from trading and another prominent firm is said to follow. The next grand jury will likely broaden its probe, and the board of trade investigation committee resumes examining methods used by those charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicano Board of Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
McLain‘Brog
Dewey Home Rumor Ties Parsonage to St Matthew's
Washington November 17 rumors swirl over Admiral Dewey transferring the Dewey home title to his wife and a plan to grant it as a parsonage for St Matthew's Church. Supposed moves include the family relocating to the former Secretary Alger residence on K Street, though the property is listed as Mrs Dewey's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
St. Matthew's Church
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Deweys
K Street
Alger
Mra. Dowey
Insane Woman Kills Son Then Commits Suicide at Sheridan
Mrs Goo Harding of Sheridan Wyoming murdered her four year old son with a razor and then slashed her own throat in a state of temporary insanity. Neighbors described her as the wife of a blacksmith and notes indicate hereditary mental illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Elders George Dudley and Mrs Unret Croaby Wed in Ireland
George Dudley aged seventy two and Mrs Unret Croaby aged forty seven were married at Illandran and on returning to Egan were greeted by a warm serenade that town historians recall as its most heartfelt.
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Enn
George Dudley
Unrret Croaby
Illandran
Egan
Freight Train Wreck Near Savannah Crossing
Clinton Iowa November 17 a Burlington flyer from St Paul to Chicago collided with a Milwaukee freight at Savannah crossing. The impact cut the Burlington train in two and wrecked several cars with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Iowa
Boelington Flyer
St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
Savannah Crossing
Knights of Labor Delegates Take Harbor Excursion
Delegates to the Knights of Labor general assembly in Boston enjoyed an excursion down the harbor hosted by the municipal government. No morning session was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Boston
General Assembly
The
Munielmal
North Dakota Coke From Squite Hopes Rise
In Fargo on November 6 Western North Dakota eyes hopeful experiments in making coke from squite. If successful it promises greater wealth than gold mines and could impact the Missouri River region and beyond. Investors show security options on ignite coal deposits as prospects grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Godling
Missouri Nape
Mouse River
Largest Wisconsin illegal fishing haul seized at Lake Winnebago
In Take Winnebago by Special Wardens N I Carpenter and B Lucas of Fond du Lac and County Warden J E White of Appleton authorities captured forty thousand feet of deep winter gill nets and eight miles of set lines. Two alleged illegal fishermen Charles and August Long were arrested after a firearm display as 1075 pounds of fish were found and sold under law at Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Nelngor Land du Lac
Wis
Wisconsin
Winnebago
Carpenter
B. Lucas
Fond du Lac
J. E. White
Appleton
Charles
August Long
Oshkosh
Diver Edges Toward Fatal Water Accident in La Crosse
Bob Campbell, a professional diver, was injured while working in the La Crosse river near the city water main. He remained submerged for some time before coworkers surfaced him. He was unconscious on extraction with a tangled bell rope and water in the headpiece, and cramps noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Bob Campbell
la Crosse River
Campbell
White Pine Lumber Makers Set Uniform Price Increase
White pine lumber manufacturers in La Crosse Wis announce a uniform price mark up effective immediately. The advance is 50 cents per thousand on some dimensions and $1 per thousand on some uppers. Notices indicate all grades not yet advanced will soon rise by $1 per thousand across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Parmer Farm Fire Engulfs Buildings and Stock
Washington Iowa November 16 A fire destroyed two barns five outbuildings twenty tons of hay twenty five hundred bushels of grain four horses and most farm machinery including breechers and two engines valued under four thousand dollars with no insurance. Red Wing Minnesota November 13 a large fireball not a meteor crossed Goodhue county and fell in a field near Wastedo making two holes in the ground seen heard far away farmers digging for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
Washington
Iowa
William
Philips
Familly
Big Alty
Red Wing
Minn
Goodhue County
Wastedo
Fight on Busby Farm Kills Springer Wounds Busby
Kokomo Indiana November 15 In a fight between Orrin Springer Fred Smith and William Busby yesterday Springer was instantly killed and Busby wounded in the shoulder Springer and Smith were hunting and had been ordered off Busbys farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Orrin Springer
Fred Smith
William Busby
Springer
Busby
Smith
Investigation on students raid report delayed faculty meeting
Madison Wisconsin November 15 The investigation by the faculty disciplining committee into the students raid on the ladies ball foundry continues with the faculty meeting postponed until tomorrow. It is expected the committee will report then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Train wreck injures passengers near Rich Valley
Dubuque Iowa reports a Chicago Great Western wreck at Rich Valley near St. Paul damaged the engine mail and baggage car with several passengers slightly hurt. An observer from Japan, Tauno, a mining expert, visited the Black Hills to study ore treatment methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Chicago Great Western
Rich Valley
St. Paul
Japan
Deadwood
Tauno
Black Hills
Old Soldier and Old Actiler in Minnehaha County Dead
Dated Nov 15 in Wyoming Hayward a prominent farmer and old settler of Mapelton township in Minnehaha county died at his home he was an old soldier and part of Sioux Walls era activities the obituary notes his long life and status in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Walls
R. Wy. Hayward
Minnehaha
Mapleton Township
Milwaukee brewing firm buys Central City brewery
Brick Hills Projects Lead and C says a Milwaukee brewing company has purchased the old Central City brewery and plans a $20,000 plant to be erected immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Hills Projects
Lead, & C
Milwaukee Brewing Company
Central City
Robbery Suspect Sought After Boarding House Theft
In Red Lake Falls Minnesota on November 15 Spencer Sylvester a cattle buyer was robbed of $250 at a boarding house. His roommate who has disappeared is suspected in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Spencer Sylvester
Thunder and Rain Sweeps Northwest Region
A severe thunderstorm and rain hit the Northwest on November 16 with no snow yet reported in the area. The weather episode brought vivid lightning and heavy precipitation across the segment described, affecting local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Talls
Northwest
Fire destroys four barns near Mountain Lake
Warna Borach of Mountain Lake reports a blaze two miles north that destroyed four barns partly fed with hay and grain. Jas. McCreassier, also near town, suffered losses estimated at $7,000 with insurance unclear as to coverage and the fire origin remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warna Borach
Mountain Lake
Mlnn
Navy
Jas. McCreassier
New Lumber Company Incorporation in Winans Minnesota
Hayes Lucas Lumber Company is incorporated in Winans Minnesota with a capitalization of $200,000. The new firm is led by William Hayes, John W. Lucas, and Fred S. Bell, forming the key founders and managers for the venture announced on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lumber Company
Winans
Minn
Hayes. Lucas
South Dakota Vote Totals From Early County Returns
Unofficial returns from 40 of 63 counties show Carson leading by 5,670, Haney by 6,580, and Tuller by 4,074. Seven counties pending are Republican, with final outcomes expected to place Tuller and Carson near 6,000 each, White Puller about 1,000 behind. Bennett’s stronger showing accounts for about 500 votes more than rivals.
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Pierre
Carson
Haney
Tuller
Jess Han
Bennett
Embezzler Henry Ni Idyers Convicted in Minnesota Court
The November term of court ended with Henry Ni Idyers of Avoyen Murray County convicted of embezzling 840 dollars from the Peavy Istexator company in Worthington Minnesota. He was sentenced in the county after a change of venue from Avoca. He had earlier been tried for forging a ticket and was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peavy Elevator, Company
Worthington
Minn
Henry Ni Idyers
Ayoen
Murray County
Poisoning and Patent Medicines in 19th Century Adverts
Fragmentary OCR cites tea poisoning and health cures. Mentions Hostetters Stomach Bitters guiding digestion, with figures referencing bowel regulation and dyspepsia. Names appear garbled, but the passage centers on patent medicines and health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Making Allowances in Beethoven Jibe
A Washington Star fragment shows a bantering exchange where a young man asks about Beethoven’s must and curls, and a young woman replies that ragtime hadn’t yet been invented, framing a playful period dialogue about music and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Washington Star
Clements Larceny Case Moves for Change of Venue
The case against seven By Clements of La Crosse charged with second degree larceny for alleged banking fraud was postponed after the attorney requested a venue change due to local bitterness. The trial is set for Houston county next February in Caledon. Judgments totaling about $80,000 have already been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Sawmill Engine Explosion Wrecks Plant. One Hurt
At Wallaat One man was slightly injured when the Mortenson Lumber Co sawmill engine exploded wrecking the mill and engine house. The fire caused about 3000 dollars in damage and the mill will be closed for about fifteen days while repairs are made. The injured engineer is Herman Irenzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaat
Wausrv
Wis
Mortenson Limher Company
Herman Irenzel
Iil
Drowned Pastor of Iron River Reported Missing
Iron River Wisconsin November 16 Yesterday a report reached town that Titey L. A. Brink pastor of the Congregational church had been drowned in Superior. He left for West Superior the prior morning and was due back that evening. Mrs Brink received a telegram stating he had drowned but no trace or coroner confirmation exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Iron River
Wis
Titey
L. A. Brink
Congregational Church
West Superior
Frank Ohestik Located in San Francisco After Disappearance
Frank Ohestik of this city who vanished last July from his employers and relatives has been found in San Francisco. A letter from Charles Miller of Company B Forty-fifth volunteers indicates Ohestik has worked in San Francisco since last August and enlisted three weeks ago in the Sixth heavy artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chostik
Witona
Mill
Frank Ohestik
St. Paul
San Francisco
Charles Miller
Forty-fifth
Sixth Heavy Artillery
Threshing Delay Shrinks Minnesota Harvest Progress
Wloona Minnesota November 1. C A Ptelt er touring for the Minnesota Elevator company reports less than half threshing done in Western Minnesota and Northern towns. Heavy grain deliveries from farmers are about to start as labor shortages force farmers to prioritize plowing first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wloona
Minn
C. A. Ptelter
Minnesota Ele Vator Company
Minnesota
Woman sues saloon men for damages over husband liquor
Mrs Norden of Clark has filed suits against T. S. Berner and Kjos & Bjornethen seeking totals of 6000 and 8000 dollars. She alleges they sold liquor to her husband causing damages to her by the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Walls
Mra
Norden
Clark
T. S. Berner
Kjos & Bjornethen
Winnebago Indians Begin Annual $26,000 Disbursement
Payments to Winnebagos at Black River Falls Wisconsin start under Special Agent Axel Jacobson. About half the funds, roughly $1,900 per person, will be distributed locally. The remaining sum will be paid at three other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebakoca
Black River Falls
Wis
Axel Jacobson
Poluta
Reverend Sylvester Nokes Accepts Advent Christian Call
Rev. Sylvester Nokes has accepted a call to lead the Advent Christian church in Bamboo Wisconsin to succeed Rev. O. Af. Owen who became pastor of a Minneapolis church last week He comes from Watertown Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamboo
Wis
Sylvester Nokes
Advent Christian Church
O. Af. Owen
Minneapolis
Watertown
Water storage domes rise in Missouri river canyons
Sioux Falls D I November 16 ranchers west of the Missouri river are using the dry season to build domes in canyons for storing large quantities of water next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Missouri River
Governor Murphy Reports No uprising in territory
Gov Murphy returns from northern territory where he investigated tension between sheriff posse and a small band of Apache Indians, declaring there is no danger of an uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Atlz
Gov. Murphy
Aheriff'g
Andrews Convicted in Second Degree Assault Case
In Fare, N D Novi on the sixteenth, after a thirty hour deliberation the jury found Andrews guilty of assault in the second degree on Mattie Loughery. The penalty fixed is five years at hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Fare
N. D
Novi
Mattie Loughery
Nce
Hard Rc
Wisconasin Pioneer Dies
Osceola Wis Nov 1 A W Sylvester a prominent farmer of Deronda died after a short illness He was one of the oldest residents in Polk county and seventy five years of age
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Wis
A. W. Sylvester
Deronda
Polk County
Farm residence destroyed by fire in Stewartville
Farm residence of M. E. Lobbs in Stewartville Minnesota burned on November 10. Occupied by August Rabela and his family. Mrs. Rabelo suffered severe burns while the family lost all clothing. Estimated loss about 4,000 dollars with 1,088 dollars reportedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewartville
Minn
M. E. ‘Lobbs
August Rabela
Died in Jail Man Edward Hane Dies in County Jail
Edward Hane, aged forty two, died of apoplexy in the county jail while awaiting sentence for a misdemeanor. Unmarried, his death occurred November 16 with no clumate of the county jail noted. The report records the deceased as Redfield, M. D. as location or source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
M. D
Edward Hane
Fire and water ruin Baldwin hardware store loss
The early morning blaze at Lettergeen and Pittman’s hardware store in Baldwin Wisconsin caused heavy damage from water and smoke. Officials estimate the loss at about 4000 dollars with damage appearing to originate from a chimney during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Wis
Lettergeen & Pittman
Wolfer to Resign as Warden in New York Move
The Prison Board of Stillwater convenes a special meeting after Warden Wolfer returns from New York. Edwin Dune of Iyota is present as authorities prepare to act on Wolfer's resignation to become supervisor of prisons in New York with a $3,000 salary. Wolfer appeared happy at the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantity
Stillwater
Minn
Wolfer
New York
Pyrpon Watagers
Edwin Dune
Iyota
Widow wins five thousand damages from railroad
Julia Hooper was awarded $5,000 against the Great Northern railroad after her husband, a railroad employee, was killed by a train while braking at Eagle Bend about a year earlier. The verdict was rendered in Glencoe Minnesota on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Glencoe
Minn
Julia Hooper
Great Northern Railroad
Eagle Bend
Successful Year for Sawmills in Winona Minnesota
The closing week of the sawmilling season in Winona reports a successful year. Water supply for log towing was good, lumber prices were higher than in some years, and there were no fires or accidents at the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Winong Mills
Mls
Two Fathers Arrested in Parlbwort Case
Parlbowt police arrested John Meck Cormick on the charge of unlawful relations with his crippled daughter. A warrant was issued for I. N. Horton on similar charges with his three daughters. Horton is a farmer living in Kenneyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlbowt
Minn
John Meck Cormick
I. N. Horton
Horton
Kenneyville
Minnesota Historical Society Jubilee marks 50 years
The Minnesota State Historical Society celebrated its fiftieth anniversary last night in St Paul. Pioneer settlers attended as ex-Governor Ramacy Judge Flandrau Gen Te Due Bishop Whipple and Senators Davis and Nelson delivered addresses.
Adams Says Halloween Inquiry Report Not Ready
Madison Wis Nov 17 President Adams of the university said no report from the committee investigating students Halloween activities would be issued today. He could not confirm a report by week’s end but indicated a report likely within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
W S
Adams
Wnilverelty
Fined and Property Confiscated at Lake Lacs incident
Princeton Minnesota November 17 Ole Peterson of Inuit county was arrested at Mile Lacs lake for violating Vic gime law and fined 25 dollars and coats, amounting to MO. Between sixty and seventy barrels of fish and his nets were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Minn
Ole Peterson
Inuit County
Mile Lacs Lake
Fire Damages Almelander Riinelander Clothing Stock
A textile store and tailor shop in Almelander Riinelander Wisconsin suffered fire damage on November 17. C Frederickson’s clothing stock was ruined, valued at about 8000 dollars, with insurance covering losses. Krueger and Dickey tailor shop, located in the rear, also sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almelander
Riinelander
Wis
C. Frederickson
Lumber Mill Fire Destroys Belcher Finishing Plant
Lumber mill of the Charles Belcher Finisher Company at Red Wlog Minnesota burned to the ground. All workmen escaped unharmed. Fire origin unknown. Loss about 15000 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wlog
Minn
Charles Belcher Finibher Company
Lead resident dies in fall from embankment
Hugh Me Fride, aged one of Lead's oldest residents, fell from an embankment early today and died instantly, leaving a widow and thirty children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh MeFride
Lead
Senator Hart Injured After Fall From Ladder
Senator Vance Hart of Tiuron and D. fell from a ladder while putting up storm sash yesterday, breaking his right arm, fracturing two or three ribs, and sustaining numerous cuts and bruises. He was treated at UW Medical Center and is reported in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Hart
Tiuron
Vance
The Best is Cheapest Motto Prompts Cures Claim
An advertisement proclaims that good clothes and food are most serviceable. It extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best and cheapest medicine because it claims to cure. The message contrasts with other remedies that allegedly fail to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Personally Conducted Pullman Tour to Southern California
A weekly personally conducted Pullman tour departs St Paul at 8 10 a m each Monday starting October 23 to Los Angeles via Chicago Great Western Kansas City and Santa Fe Route. Travel avoids winter blocks with four berth sleeper cars and comfort rivaling standard sleepers at a low rate. For information contact J Po Elmer in St Paul or I H Lord in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toara
California
Chicago Great Western
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Toa Angeles
St. Paul
Angeles
Los Angles
J. Po Elmer
Honeymoon Terrace Chicago Flats Forbids Children
The Chicago West Side building Honeymoon Terrace hosts young couples after marriage while denying leases to families with children. Friction with agents and residents frames the seven story quadrangular block as a “Honeymoon Terrace” housing pattern. The Chicago Record notes the policy creates a childless, newlyweds-reserved residence, with market workers grinning at the back stairs amid the arrange me nt of flowers and bright sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honeymoon Terrace
Honeymoon ‘Terrace
Cole l
John Smyth Co. Seals Low Price for Sewing Machines
Advertisement notes sewing machines priced at 514.85 from the John Smyth Co. Promises attractive terms and catalogs of goods for home use including food and other items. Company touted as reliable with new country-house reputation and aggressive ad terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smyth Co
Boy’s urgent plea rattles merchant in Costly Town
A cheeky boy barges into a merchant’s office asking to see a man, pressuring for a price. The merchant insists the person is busy, while the boy claims the man has just left Cheapstle. The scene ends with the boy’s impudence and the merchant’s firm stance.
October Mood Echoes Across Distant Seasons
A fragmentary dialogue from the Washington Blar captures a poetic young woman remarking on October’s sadness while a young man responds about a pocket full of sharpened pencils and a wary mood. The exchange hints at themes of timing, politics, and looming decisions in a clipped, era voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hut Under the welt News Snippet
A fragment from Ohlepgo Tribune recalls a park exchange where a remark about a neck and a walk sparks estrangement between two people, Ethel and Young Chubbleigh, with humor implied in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubbleigh
Ethel
Ohlepgo Tribune
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