Burglar's romance ends in twist of love and exposure
In Castletown, a skilled burglar known as Mr. Smith poses as a benefactor offering a silver exhibition at the Grange. His plan unravels when Miss Lorimer reveals she is his fiancée and confesses she actually tricked him to unmask Emley, a real impostor, ending with Emley’s quiet departure as Lorimer’s fiancé reconciles with her admirer.
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Dick Kinley
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Sid
Jenkinson
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Lormer
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Hmney
Miss Lormer
Mr. Bailey
Frank
Jeanin Mich
Mr. Emiey
Mr. Emsey
Lorimer
Abe Sald
Stearone
Mr. Remley
R. la Saunderson
Platt Seat Challenge Promised by League Leader
New York January meeting of the Pontal Progress League at Cooper Union heard chairman Poat of Battle Creek announce plans to seek a U S Supreme Court restraining order to prevent Senator Thomas C Platt of New York from taking his seat He alleged Platts actions betray New York and favor a corporation He said lawyers would file again next week and that the court might grant relief despite uncertainties He also noted a subscription promo and a joke about poker in the closing lines.
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Pontal Progress League
Cooper Union
Poatt
Battle Creek
Mich
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas C. Platt
Aau
Pow
Post
Thomas C. Patt
United States Express Company
Matt
Etyreas
Ellie HH. Roberts
United
Supreme Court
Washington
Thoran C. Platt
United States
Pawwihie
Questioan
D. J. Dawson
Nathan Wilwon
Senator Pratt
United States Supreme Court
Stanford Base Ball Practice Opens Ahead of Intercollegiate Year
Stanford University gears up for baseball practice under Coach Cowden on the Stanford diamond starting Monday with freshmen first. The varsity will play every Saturday, no veteran nine initially, while Batting and pitching work are emphasized. James Lanagan may coach pitchers as the club aims to develop a strong team. Meanwhile Jubex White plans a late March or early March fight against Jimmy Britt with managerial efforts for gate receipts and terms.
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University of Californ
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Sales
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Colbert
Chalmers
Beott
Dalty
Dudley
Britt
New York
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England
Jimmy Britt
Mitchell
White
Charles White
Spike Sullivan
London
James White
Charley White
Sullivan
Spike
Duck Shooting Spooks Hunters From Richland Bay
Hunters who have long used Richardsons Bay for duck season largely abandon the area due to oily water. Birds, many coated with oil, drift toward the cuarabes as southwest winds push discharge toward Point Richmond. Sausalito hunts seek new spots while oil-free ducks head for safer ponds seeking an even break.
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Rafael
Joh
Richard= son's Bay
Ater
Point Richmond
Richardson's
Hoppe Wins Heavy 400 Point Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe the boy billiardist defeats Jacob Schaeffer 400 to 127 in a 400 point balk line contest at eight inches. Hoppe’s high run reaches 168 as news from Kansas City notes his career best. Simultaneously Washington Congress debates impeachment charges against Judge Charles Swayne in the Northern District of Florida as the House considers per article votes.
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Willie Hoppe
Jacob Schaeffer
Hoppe
Bwayne
Washington
Indy Tlouse
Charles Swayne
Florida
Littlefield
Maine
Swayne
Algbt
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Gurlett
California
Judiciary
Hasking Bank
Rules of the Contest Opens December First for Prize Draw
The contest opens December first at 8 p m and runs until March fifteenth. Any person except current The Bulletin staff or their immediate family may enter. New subscribers earn double votes, transfers between household members are not allowed, and all names are subject to investigation. Final count by three disinterested judges with no appeal. Only one name per ballot. prizes include a Pope Tribune automobile, an Angelus piano, an L C Smith shotgun, a Premo Genior camera, a twenty dollar tool cabinet, and Port Costa flour.
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Newt Bee
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Frasco
Dover
Gemares
Emiry
Jenkinson
Iinley
FM. Smith
the Grange
Emley
Paris
Smaith
Femie
Smith
Ielow
Iran
Uille
Grange
Tue Borner
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