Smoots Only Wife and the Telephone Incident
A overheard exchange at Central involving Smoot’s wife and a clerk leads to a complaint from the Telephone Company manager. The involved clerk is to apologize for insulting a female employee, and a later letter from the manager prompts efforts to “frighten the thing out.” The young woman accepts the contrite reply and cautions future behavior. Philadelphia Telegraph.
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Central
Fraighten
Eal
Olfien
Philadelphia ‘Telegraph
Assignee's Sale of Noted Library Volumes and Works
A listing of library sale items includes Helen Hunt Jackson and Rymala by George Eliot, Leariot Letter, The Rulers of the South, Life and Letter of Thomas Burley, The Life of Gladstone, Wallowing the Bauater, The Complete Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Hume's England, Tennyson in 18 volumes, Byron's Complete Works, The New Century Encyclopedia, and The American Civil War by Livut Cod. Items described with volumes, bindings, and bindings types.
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Helen Hunt Jackwon
Rymala
George Eliot
Ucerlet
Leariot
Maw Gorne
South
Maxton Crawford
Thomas Burley
Ble Son
Gladstone
Justin McCarthy
Tennyson
Kit Oder
Morocco
Eno
Byron
Golden Rule Bazaar Catalog Fragments and Goods List
A clipped inventory listing books, gift items, and various goods. Includes references to naval officer texts, political economy volumes, anthologies, a travel history work, and a Japanese title. Also mentions accessories such as neckties, handkerchief cases, smoker sets, and hotel street location.
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Toman Empire
Led. Preena
At, Mahan
D. Shield Nicholsony Uiveralty
Edinburgh
Bydmund
Stedman
Ching
Lord Narlow Beresford
Warkiman
Clay Ghote Watanna
Standard Poets
Oxford Biblon
Regon Block
Hotel Street
The Metre of the Pruvture review by Lane Allen
A detailed literary critique of Lane Allen's The Metre of the Pruvture praising its stylistic flow and moral themes. The piece contrasts readers who discard books with public opinion and notes Allen's work as a significant, thoughtful novel akin to The Kentucky Cardinal and The Choir Invisible. It argues the novel reveals an honest growth from youthful inexperience to mature outlook, with emphasis on character and spirit rather than sensationalism. The review discusses interviews and reactions, situating the book among contemporary fiction and literary standards.
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Baru Lane Allen
MacAustin Co
Neworks
Attens
Action Department
Geerat
Jytene
Kentucky
Aready
Cormun
Anattey Place
Hay
Walker
Mike Abe
Ale Alfen
Ann
Merrie
Anna Mortage
Harriet Crane
Margaret Hing
Alton
Mont Charming
Keneltah
Tate
Henian Hihiine
Wuamie eFtien
Pioneer Building and Loan Association opens for subscription
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii announces new stock, with monthly per share payments and withdrawal terms. Secretary at 122 King Street explains the twenty seventh series and profit distribution details while promoting a pain relief product and printing services in a cluttered ad-filled notice.
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THE
Pioneer Building and Loan Association OF Hawaii
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New British Ambassador Receives President Amid Diplomatic Hopes
Mortimer Domund, newly appointed British ambassador to Washington by King Edward, was formally received by the President. Durand pledged to serve faithfully and work for the welfare of both nations, expressing happiness at the chance to help and strengthen ties.
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Mortimer Domund
Byala
Edward
Great Britain
Washington
Durand
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Smoot
Mt Wantington
Fenee Avery
Eure Himalt
Hieven
Ak Ford
Dalton's
Lan Avenue
Chicago
Hume
England
Golden Rule Bazaar
Uncle Sam
Cite Department
Ghar
King Street
Perry Davie Pelee
Butletie Fon
Colombia
Pauikuma Kepti
Benorfie Wow
Manama
Senor Manone
Turkeys
Honolulu
Metropolitan Meat Company
Telfphone Main
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Consolidated A Mite Works Co
Tal, Main
Mission Furniture
Porter Furniture Company
Turf Goods
L. Never
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