Indiana's Richest Woman Weds in Peasac
The wealthiest woman in Indiana, Clare Stanley, is reported to have wed in Oh say, with the late Maso J. Osgood estate cited as the ownership basis of the fortune. The couple, near union, faces a high-profile alliance affecting a vast inheritance once valued around 800,000. The marriage reportedly occurred despite opposition from the bridegroom's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasac
Nate i
May Ried
Preely Ilanehlér
Maso J. Osgood
Clare Stanley
San Ae Wedi
Enitinnapilts
Suleman Tor
Eliy
Manage
Witde
The Secrets of Tammany's Success Revealed In Debate
An analysis by Gistavis Myers traces Tammany Hall's rise amid New York's immigrant surge, arguing its adaptiveness, control of independent voters, and strategic use of reforms. It contrasts its methods with reformers and outlines the political balance that allowed Tammany to shape governance and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Dais
ISM
New York
Une
Tumoxny Hall
Tanintuny
Tammany
Tamimtuy
Vilern
Tammy Hall
Knowle
Rae
Tormern
Pamir
Flese
Ibn Jeadare
Momanta
Tammany Wat
Gatholles
Pontine
Timmany
Hint
Eluinee
Supreme Court Upholds Congress Power Over Territories
The article reports the US Supreme Court ruling upholding Congress power to govern territories, including Puerto Rico, with a majority decision sustaining federal authority. It notes disagreements within the court and the administration’s flawed contentions, naming justices Cray, White, Shiras, and McReynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court of the
United States
Cray
White
Prof Munsterberg on the Mental Powers of Women
The article surveys Hugo Munsterberg's views on female intellect and social roles. It argues that innate differences persist despite equal opportunities, warning that mere honesty and energy cannot substitute for intellectual strength in societal reform. It notes enduring stereotypes about women’s minds across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Munsterberg
Manaberberg
Warnesines
Bart
The Household Mistress and the System of Service
This piece argues for clear boundaries between employer and housekeeper, stressing moral duties, privacy, and respectful handling of personal matters. It urges systematic housekeeping, proper rest, recreation, and a well ventilated room for the maid, tying these to mutual prosperity and wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walch
Dormaid
Mistyemica
Auch
Bart Jay Whnatriston
Viantion
Barry Pain and His Literary Path Noted
A brief notice discusses Barry Pain, his education at Cambridge, early works including a juvenile performance and the book In Mull Paneer, with Andrew Lang’s remarks. It mentions his essays, London reception, and later cockney writings as part of his literary output.
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Barry Pain
Arthur
Cambridge
Lenin
Uyssue
Andrew Lang
Ivery Liter
London
Bo Napers
Eberar
Cambridge magazine stirs talent praise amid odd driver tale
A Cambridge magazine letter asks for the stallion's name after a driver joke. Garry Patt Tre java bap is noted as a rising talent whose novels and school stories are praised. Pain, a writer of many works, is described as youthful, amiable, and willing to perform.
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Oswess
Arkiele
Cambridge Magazine
Ye Caikbridge
Jatek de
Garry Patt
Java
Amin
lLounger
Electric Mail Boxes Proposed by A Bustotinatt
Inventor A Bustotinat unveils a street box system using wired central control and automatic signals to locate opened boxes. Central office records box activity instantly, aiding theft deterrence and route tracking. Demonstrations cited in San Francisco Chicago and Analog locations with Sunday collection adjustments.
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A.bustotinatt
Toliberg
Clark
Central Ofice
Alte
Fee
Ina
Aml
Mall
Wien
Chicago
Moorharts
Lasalle
Tavsnileg
Old, Hut Ever New. A Mary Tutor Curtain Of Hair Charms
A fragmented antique text extols a subject described with mythic traits and vivid imagery. It references a Mary Tutor curtain, a dramatic gaze, and attire, while mingling pseudoscientific claims about digestion and vitality with ornate prose. The piece blends fascination with personality and fashion in a period style.
Unclear fishing expedition described with strange terms
The text details a fishing outing and local fishing gear with references to regions near Lake Miche and weeks in Muay. It mentions an island stay, weather, and the appeal of fishing gear, bait, and methods, with scattered notes on species and seasonal behavior.
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Jamnaal
United States
Allen
Fabermen
Ohio
Linder Erlin
Miche
Sind
Uyer Giedtir Daltrey
Hans Fnlushit
Mika Gilime
Mohmee Letake
Wermeet van Lie
Ollie Wannista
Grover Cleveland
Taternyn
Une Mittedines Island
Wien
Wet Inca
Dave Laeert
Marcigtat Selene
Jaeat
Tao Tan Tegian
Horton Story Ends In Goose Roast Farce
George Norton, a waiter, recounts a comical tale about Hortom and a goose that nearly gets eaten during a Sunday dinner. A kitchen scramble leads to a confession and a light warning as Horton's narrating talent faces the unintended culinary backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norton
Greta
Athens
Hevasne
Chiesa
le Maat
Gorda
Ofoem
Lelkir
Helen
Sheenokwen
Mr. Horton
Ramissal
Horton
Catholic Foresters Meeting in Michigan City
The Catholic Foresters assembly has been in session since Tuesday, with five days remaining before the election. Notable attendees include T. Trimigser and E. Weiss, amid reports from local lodges and upcoming sessions at Hehat.
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Elwood
Tne
Witeh
Trimigser
Taheort
Criol Rile Talley
Diammonds
Michigan City
Feorst Supreme of
Honan
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Fort Wayne Journal
Fort Wayne
Nebraska
Ohita Wesleyan University
Iyo
Chae
W. Paire Iie
Anidge Alen
Myrion
Poien
Bort Wayne
Rte En Deeliany
Philadetmita
Indiana
Gistavis Myers
Annie
Wrenn
Britain
Awestrem
United Mtlmnes
Heaslan
Tony
Democraty
Tava
Usditein
Comstitatien
Hirkiah
Supreme Court
George I
Hougekeerer's
Midex W. Quinby
Dune Forum
Lawley Gralee
Ornaule
Judas
Keile
Momat
Paris
Wlyne
Neurt County
Vandalia
Rurode
We Aye Wen
Aiowk
Dijon
Peter
Wabel Tyler
Regi Wadine
Wren
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Put-in-Bay
Hortom
Catholic Foresters OF the Diana
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