The Authors Romance Sparks at Clinton Station
Mary Bell, an aspiring novelist, meets Bryant Hawley on the train to Clinton. He turns out to be Denslow, better known as Helen Hepburn, an author she admires. Their chance seating leads to an awkward start and a mutual blush. A reception introduces Hawley and Hepburn, sealing a lifelong romance.
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Helen Hepburn
Clinton Mary Bell
Bryant Hawley
Dryant Hawley
Clinton
Cood
Caotuulf
Miss Duncan
Mr. Denslow
Chicago Tribune
Sedalia the vigilant landlady in a shared home
In a domestic tale set in Sedalia Sedalia polices household habits and health in a bustling dwelling. A flirtatious boarder Mr Trimmorth resents her care yet falls under her influence as pneumonia heals him and he asks her to marry. Sedalia sets a playful condition about a coat.
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Sedalla
Sedalia
Alexander Trimmorth
Mr. Trimmorth
Raglan
Tribune
Breakfast order prompts return in Boston tale
An affable waiter asks if the guest has ordered breakfast. The guest replies that he seeks someone to take his order and requests two soft dolled eggs and a piece of apple pie. The waiter asks about conditions in Boston since his departure, as reported by the Philadelphia Press.
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Boston
Philadelphia Press
Prudent Pa. Bridges Clingstone Marries Miss Foxey
Bridges Clingstone claims marrying Miss Foxey came from belief her father was wealthy. When pressed, he recalls the old man burned up the die given as a wedding present, a fiery anecdote about the inheritance joke.
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Briges—Clingstone
Miss Foxey
Briges
Talent for execution cited in local chatter
A Philadelphia gossip note from the Rialetto mentions a girl at the pia co showing notable execution talent, with another tongue in cheek remark about a butcher. The tersely quoted exchange highlights a sharp, colloquial take on skill and craft within the city’s social circle.
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Piaco
Philadelphia Ralletio
Premature blast near Kalama sinks three men and injures six
A blast at a rock cut south of Kalama on the Washington and Oregon railroad at 10 am fatally wounds Scotty Heeney and injures Thomas Graham and Hugh Jamison among two other workers. Survivors report two men were handling powder in a drill hole when the explosion occurred. Six others suffer injuries but are not expected to die.
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Kalama
Wash
New
Washington & Oregon
Thomas Graham
Hugh Jameson
Portland
Jamison
Scotty’ Heeney
Ekuli
Dougles Mines Near Myrtle Creek Show Rapid Boom
Special to the Guard from Roseruxe reports mining near Myrtle Creek fueling optimism for Douglas County. Ore values rise with tests showing Continental ore at 878.91 per ton and Bowman and Kurtz samples pegged at 1500 per ton. Prospectors swarm the hills as crews push multiple tunnels and extensions at Continental, Continenal, Legal Tender, and Gold Ridge companies.
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Myrtle Creek
Douglese
Oregon
Martha Randa
Bowman and Kurtz
Douglas County
Gold Ridge Mining Company
Hall and
Commings
Ostman
Baker County Wool Clip Estimate and Trade Rise
Baker City reporters estimate Baker county will ship about 1.5 million pounds of wool this year with much already in warehouses. Prices show a rising trend as a large firm bids 10 cents for 200000 pounds and expects 11 cents soon. About 40000 pounds sold recently and over 200000 pounds expected in the next two weeks. Lee Bros, prominent growers, plan to take 609 sheep to a new range, acknowledging strong local demand.
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Baker City
Baker County
Lee Bros
Staho
Mad Dog Panics and Saloon Plot Rock City
Special to the Guard reports saloon men in this prohibition state attempted to blow up the First Methodist church after bitter pastor attacks. Also in brief: a deadly tornado in Dana Nebraska kills nine. mad dogs bite twenty five in Chicago. coal miners in West Virginia show turbulent outbreak imminent. Balfour Sartoris wedding called off. Jim Hill plans to extend the Great Northern to Republic mining region. British cabinet reviews the Nicaragua treaty.
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Manattan Kasas
San Francisco Attorney Prods Chinese Witnesses in Court
In a railway damage case a well known San Francisco attorney, famed for handling Chinese witnesses, sidestepped standard oath questions. He asked the witness Kee Lang for his name and address, then veered into a query about belief, prompting Lang to announce a Thursday evening address to the State Ministerial Association on the Divinity of Christ.
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Sauaien
San Francisco
Kee Lang
Christ
New Discovery Saves Child From Whooping Cough
Mrs W Havi land of Armonk NY credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered, and the medicine is praised as infallible for coughs and colds. W L DeLano guarantees $1 bottles, trial bottles free.
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W . Haviland
Armonk
W L DeLano
Land parcel with pasture near depot and school described
A large tract of land offered at 259 per acre with 416 acres cultivated, well watered prairie, abundant timber, a four room house and a barn for 103 tons of hay, located 2 miles from the depot and public school, in malaria districts. Campbell of Grab Grove’s Tonic advertised as blood tonic.
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Camptell
Grakp Grove
Marion County Crops Show Bright Prospect For Harvest
In Western Oregon a week of warm weather improved crop prospects with heavy grain and hay yields expected. Barley and clover crops advance while hops show strong growth. Prune and apple crops look unusually promising with higher yields anticipated. Social events report: Congregational ladies hosted a globe themed luncheon with stations representing Washington Berlin Tokyo and Los Angeles. Northwestern Normal College awarded seven graduates and Mt Angel Catholic College prepares for next Tuesday’s commencement drawing many friends.
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Balem
Oregon
Salem
Congregational Church
Washington
Berlin
Tokyo
Los Angles
Terrible Explosion Reported in Kirkman
A bulletin quotes N E Palmer describing a stove explosion that burned a woman severely. The doctor’s care failed to heal the running sore, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. Useful for cuts and skin ailments, 25 cents at W L De Lano's.
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N E Palmer
Kirkman
Bucklen
Fate CHRar Colombis bicycle 1900 model for sale
Advertises a fate CHRar Colombis bicycle described as a 1900 model offered for sale. Inquiries requested through the contact phrase.
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Colombis
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