Bessie Barton's Mistake in a Village Tale
In a rural tale, Bessie Barton faces social pressures as her fiancé George Howard struggles with poverty and a rival, Mr. Ashley. A letter from Ashley foreshadows trouble, while Bessie contemplates marriage, duty, and a hoped for reunion with George after a long separation. Her father watches events with wary resolve.
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C.F. Merrill
Miller Harton
Bessie
Witties
George
Shan
Cote
Virginia City
Nevada
England
Tearle
Fryinpan
Peter
Jude Mount
Rigarette
Aude
Ashley Aneh
Ana
Tikit
Iniaelt
Te Garden Patel
Hensle
Thomen
Mile
Uli
Aho
Ashley
Miller Burton
Jim
Mr. Ashley
Anhley
Mgathet
Hosaie
George Howard
The Postman Delivers A Very Personal Letter
A fragment from a village scene shows a domestic letter delivery dreamily delayed. An old miller and a distraught Measie await news while the postman finally reveals the letter is addressed to Minn Benale and marked not delivered.
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Powiman
Timy
Tile
Mies Garton
Barty Caniaie
Minn Benale
Measie
Mill
Ponteen
Tammany Leader Declares For Hearst
New York April 21 Charles JF Murphy Tammany leader commits to Hearst for the Democrat nomination for Governor in an interview at the Fourteenth street wigwam He notes Tammany divided but leans to Hearst while pledging to follow the majority sentiment at the State Convention and district attorney Jerome’s candidacy remains a factor
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New York
Charles JF. Murphy
Tammany
W. R. Hearst
Fourteenth Street
Puscell
Jerome
Murphy
Hearst
Taitany
Heaps
Tammany T0
Old Mill Wheel and Love Songs Echo in Wartime Ballad Runs
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page blends music and sentiment. It references old tunes like Home Sweet Home and Around the World, mentions a new writer behind wartime songs, and notes fans crying for ballads amid social changes and industrial vibrations.
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Sung Weller
Fagan
Seniment
Bern
Mere
Diites
Eoon
Klee
Akee
Bhid Rowe
Appian
Wall Street Stocks Tin Pan Footnote Amid Dividend News
New York stock listings show large names like Vanderbilt and Rocketeer with sizable values. The executive committee of Pacific and Southern Packet companies planned annual dividends while confirming 6 percent and 24 percent dividend rates on various Pacific lines. A tentative 5 percent dividend on common Union Pacific stock was noted, with adjustments tied to earnings and investments.
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New York
Wifione
Eh Hinretinnn
Kine
Edward VI
Wiliam Rocketeer
Alfred AG Vanderbilt
Calan
Puebtic
Uehuay
Union
Jared
Public Auction at front entrance of Ju nelary Building
By authority at noon on Thursday October 1st 190K a sale of various items will be held at the front entrance to the Jnelary Building Nosotity. Items include Tenis Cash UH Gold Coin plane and Girthiee parts. applications accepted at Land Department Honolulu by JAS. W. PRATT Commissioner of Public Laws. Assent Hd, September 11.
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Land Department
Duviteinry Huttding
Honolulu
Jas
W. Pratt
Public Laws
What A Burial Contract Will Do For You
Territory readers are urged to join the Harrison Mutual Burial Association. Members 1 to 70 years old gain immediate protection from death costs with a S100 general benefit and up to 800 funeral coverage. Membership is affordable and designed to ease burial expenses for relatives.
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Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Turkey
Troy Chemical Co
Binghamton, N
Thin City
Marrtin Burnela
California St
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Bessie Barton
Teanie
Moat
Elle
Tien
Hartley
Man
Frank
Rien
Chicago Record-Herald
Willie
Ymin
Aron
Ayer
Paris
Gotkyer GL
Territory OF Hawaii
Joseph H. Nishwitz
Howeph
Nishwite al
Lordeburg
Oatilu
WeenaMe
Halle
Elaine Meniinthe Mali
Dickoy i Honaluta
Poperly
Homer Nishwitz
Ninbwhia
Devonpad
Carduh
Uilalldtawe
Yale
Mrs. Kearns
Chutneys
Pacific Mail
Oceanic
Annie Kearns
Hotel ST
Honolulu, TH
Ass'n Undertakers
Retary
Alakea
King ST
San Francisco
Amie i Gwens
Binghamton N. Y
Hollister Drug OH
Hondlu
Noell
Es. Nishi
Nouanu
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