Phil 1 The Hollow A Train Testament of Ned and Phil
In a crowded Irish railway carriage two travelers Ned Brady and Phil Gara clash with a harsh thief Micky the Wig. A probing young observer witnesses threats a knife and a fatal fight on a night trip toward Oldtown. Police arrive and Phil takes the blame. Ned aids him as rumors of the trial unfold in newspapers after.
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Religious press decline noted by Whiton sparks expo statue plan
Dr James M Whiton of New York argues national papers limit religious news and sermons leaving readers little to read amid life’s rush Women in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and North and South Dakota raise 8000 to fund a Sacajawea statue at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland Oregon next year The Briosbane Indian girl 16 held at Mandan winter camp amid gas blaze report follows.
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New York
Daily Press
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Portland
Ora
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Lewis and Clark
Milk Extinguishes Petroleum Fire, Says Journaldu Petrol
Readable excerpt notes that milk, readily available in most kitchens, can extinguish petroleum or gasoline fires. It states water worsens such fires, while milk stops burning and prevents danger.
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le Journal du Petrol
Commerce statistics record 1903 value and duties
The total value of all merchandise imported into Canada for consumption during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1903 was $233,790,516. Of this, $136,786,085 was dutiable and $96,894,451 non dutiable, with dutiable goods paying $97,110,354 in duties.
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Canada
Buttermilk Quest Ends With Spare Pour at Farm
A railroad officer longs for buttermilk in a farming country and searches many houses for a drink. At last a farmer’s wife offers a capful of a pale green lukewarm liquid she says she was saving for the page. Lippscott’s Magazine provides the tale.
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Lippincott’s
The Guard Outsmarted a Hot-Tempered Passenger
In a humorous tale, Mr Pilkington offers a half crown for sole carriage space during travel. A quarrelsome elderly gentleman tries to force entry, but the guard quiets him by hinting Pilkington’s hand is ailing. The irascible man departs, and Pilkington pays the guard the promised coin.
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Mr. Pilkington
Pilkington
Pillington
Hypochondria and a Humorous Mississippi Local Tale
Congressman John Sharp Williams recalls a Mississippi man who is a chronic hypochondriac. The man’s self mockery and a friend’s quip frame a lighthearted tale about doctors and faith in medical advice, as recounted in the New York Tribune.
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John Sharp Williams
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New York
Trib Une
The Colonel's Opinion on Leap Year Proposals
A humorous Exchange in the Chicago Record Herald features a colonel debating whether a woman may propose during leap year. He jokes that if a man is blind dumb or paralyzed he would be justified in refusing or avoiding proposals, then escapes by leaping over a taboret.
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Chicago Recond- Herald
Parsonage Offer Tied to Chimes Installation
A New York Weekly remark notes a plan to buy a nearby residence for the church parsonage after new chimes are installed. The deacon jokes about the high price but suggests delaying purchase until after the chimes come.
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Deacon de Gooil
New York Weekly
Hicks Gayman Laughs Over Cash Rumor
In a casual chat Hicks claims money makes Hicks-Gayman happy while Wicks doubts the claim. the exchange ends with a quip about cracking bottles, from the Cathodc Standard and Times.
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Hicks—Gayman
Wicks
Hicks
German Fruit Market Faces Unsettled Trade Practices
A 27.1 percent daily update highlights the present unsettled condition of the German market for foreign dried evaporated and preserved fruits due to the total absence of uniform practice and understanding among traders and authorities.
Arizona Kicker and the Gunfire In Editorial Row
The Arizona Kicker editor Mr Hellse, shot in self defense after Colonel Thompson, a gunman and critic, attacked in the office. Thompson died. coroner's inquest clears Hellse, who vows to resume work in a week as the newspaper presses on.
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Colonel Thompson
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Mr. Helleo
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Purity inspectors debate sulphurous acid limits for preserves
Discussion concerns the permissible amount of sulphurous acid in preserving food to avoid health hazards. The notice adds a shopping prompt urging readers to buy boys' clothing from Patterson to save money.
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Patterson
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