Knight of the golden helmet in the lane
A mock chivalric figure rides a crude apple limb horse down a lane in search of adventure. He encounters a tall man in flannels and a woman, misinterprets the scene, and the trio’s tension ends with the man and woman walking off together while the knight contemplates his mistaken quest.
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Nurente
Golden Helmet
Knight of the Golden
Charles
Billy
Margaret
Hal
Qena
Mick
Grafen
Knight of the Golden Helmet
Poison Arrows and Fear Cause Tetanic Wounds
The Pall Mall Gazette reports that fears of poison in arrow wounds, not actual toxins, caused tetanus in sailors and natives. A French commission found arrows were unpoisoned but left bone points in wounds, hindering healing. belief in sorcery also influenced outcomes.
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Solomon
Islands
New Caledonia
Pall Mall Gazette
His Vivid Imagination in Sunday School
A Chicago teacher in a Sunday school infant class tells children about a trip to Llory Land. A boy, Eddie, sobs and gasps, his sister explains he gets sick riding on a boat, interrupting the lesson with distress.
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Llory
Eddie
Chiengo News
Tragedian Returns From Tour Greeted By Friends
The tragedian arrives back from his tour and is warmly welcomed at the club. A dialogue with Tomlinson reveals casual humor about the journey, a reference to an old town, and a fellow who lent him $2 to leave town. The scene captures light, genial banter among acquaintances.
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Ranter
Tomlinson
Old Town
Harper’s Weekly
Dentist Kills Himself at Wife’s Grave in Melancholy
New York dentist Dr Randolph F Hass, grief stricken after his wife’s suicide on an ill omen day, drank poison at Woodlawn Cemetery as a watchman once prevented his prior attempt. He had abandoned practice, lived with his sister in law, and daily laid flowers on his wife’s grave. Mrs Hass, described as beautiful, died recently after a short marriage.
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New York
Randolph F. Hass
Woodlawn
Nass
Philip Goldstein
Dr. Hass
Taft to Speak on South Policy at New York Dinner
New York announces the North Carolina Society dinner on December 7 expects the largest Southern attendance in New York for such an event. President-elect Taft is expected to address the attendees on next administration policy toward the South and his own stance on the negro question.
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New York
North Carolina Society of New York
Taft
South
Poisons Child and Self In Memphis Double Tragedy
Memphis reports reveal Mrs. Nicholas P. Errington a Chicago woman thirty five who killed her seven year old daughter then took her own life in a stylish Memphis hotel. Police recovered papers including a Chicago address 8660 and a letter to her husband along with a life insurance policy.
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Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Nicholas P. Errington
Schiller Street
Lfe
Boy Victim of Fued In Oklahoma Shootout Ends in Death
Ardmore Oklahoma December reports a deadly gun exchange left Luther Ford, age twelve, dead. William Ballew died from wounds and Padeeman Smith Redman was seriously injured after John Foshee attempted to kill Ballew with a shotgun. Foshee is jailed. a related street feud involves a past killing of Foshee's brother.
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Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
Dee
Luther Ford
William Ballew
Padeeman Smith Redman
John Foshee
Ballew
Foshee
Bailey
Nine jailed as robbers found with nitroglycerine
Minneapolis detectives arrest nine men in a room where they were playing cards and drinking. A search found nitroglycerine soap wax and skeleton keys linking them to numerous safe robberies across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Roosevelt appoints Keefe immigration commissioner in Detroit
President Roosevelt names Daniel J. Keefe to head immigration affairs succeeding Frank P. Sargent. Keefe, president of the International Longshoremen's Union, supported Taft and resides in Detroit. Also mentions Parmelee will funds for coal aid to Chicago's poor after Frank Parmelee Jr's death.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Keefe
Frank P. Sargent
Keefe
International Longshoremen’s Union
Detroit
W. H. Taft
Chicago
John W. Parmelee
Frank Parmelee, Jr
Pineules for the Kidneys Trial Offer
A claim promotes Pineules as golden globules acting on the kidneys to relieve backache rheumatism lumbago and fatigue with quick results. A 30 days trial costs $1.00 and the product is said to purify the blood, sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Hand painted china for Xmas gifts at Gift Shop
Hand painted china is highlighted as a perfect Christmas gift at Gift Shop llléd2w. The display emphasizes unique seasonal pieces and suggests shoppers choose early for holiday specials and availability.
Burdett Piano Tuner Offered At Brown's & Dollmeyer's
J. Burdett, a piano tuner, is taking orders at Brown's and Dollmeyer's store or by telephone at 306. The brief notice promotes his services in the local commerce section.
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S J. Burdett
Brown's & Dollmeyer
Cannon's Fries Please d Pleased by Mann Letters
In Waenington on December 2, supporters of Speaker Cannon report strong replies from Wilfnots delegation via Representative James KR. Mann of Chicago. Mann says new members have not written to pledge support and will study the situation before replying.
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Waenington
Cannon
James KR. Mann
Chicago
Wilfnots
Joseph G. Cannon
Mann
Night riders burn tobacco barn in Warrick county
Evansville Indiana December 2 night riders destroyed the tobacco barn of W. L. Gossar in Warrick county near Evansville. The barn contained tobacco valued at about 0 with insurance of 1000. Gossar had recently moved from Kentucky and it is said he refused to pool his tobacco while a resident there.
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Evansville
Ind
Night
W. EL. Gossar
Warrick County
Gossar
Kentucky
Ten Thousand Dollar World Champion Mild Cow Featured
The National Dairy show opened at the Coliseum in Chicago with Colantha's Fourth Johanna, the $10,000 world's champion milch cow insured for $15,000, among its premier attractions. General Manager Glover notes heavy effort to make each division the event's highlight and promises entertaining, instructional features including a duchysmaids' chorus in the costumes of the milk-producing nations.
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Chicago
Glover
Colantha
Children Guarded as Custody Battle Takes Stage
Paris reports the Princess de Sagan’s children are under constant guard to prevent abduction. Formerly Miss Anna Gould, the American heiress, the mother allows only their tutor priest and closest friends to see them as M Albert Clemenceau presents arguments in the court for the third instalment of Count Boni de Castellane’s custody suit.
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Paris
Princess de Sagan
Anna Gould
M. Albert Clemenceau
Count Boni de Castellane
Troops Withdrawn From Perth Amboy in Strike Actions
Governor Fort announced the withdrawal of two militia companies left in Perth Amboy after the Trenton battalion was sent home. He said troops were sent at the request of Middlesex county officials and lamented the necessity of enforcing order at the strike scene. He urged settlement by arbitration.
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Trenton
N. J
Perth Ambo
Perth Amboy
Cariff
Middlesex County
Yale Student Death by Own Action at West Rock
John Alan White a twenty year old Yale graduate student committed death by his own action by leaping from the top of West Rock in New Haven Conn. The 100 foot fall was preceded by a letter to his father. Authorities believe overstudy and mental derangement contributed as he pursued mathematics and philosophy after graduation.
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New Slaven, Conn
John Alan White
Yale Graduate School
West Rock
White
Irish-American Club Dominates Two-Day AAU Meet in New York
The Irish-American Athletic Club won the two-day Amateur Athletic Union championship with 84 points. P McDonald set a world record by throwing the 66 pound weight for height to 16 feet 1 inch. M P Driscoll ran a new two mile mark while Thomas Collings broke the five mile American record with 25.19 4. J J Elter led as top individual with 15 points, winning the 160 yard dash and both hurdle events.
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New York
Uec
Amateur Athletic Union
P. McDonald
M. P. Driscoll
Thomas Collings
FE. Carter
Collins
J.J. Elter
Dorando Pietri to Run Second American Marathon
New York Dec 2 Dorando Pietri plans a second American marathon at Madison Square Garden on Dec 16. He will compete with Tom Longbeat in a matchup once set for Buffalo.
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New York
Dorando Pietri
Madison Square Garden
Tom Longbeat
Buffalo
McCloskey to Manage Milwaukee Team in 1900
Milwaukee Dec. 2 John J McCloskey former St Louis National League manager will helm the Milwaukee American Association club in the 1900 season.
Twelve Hundred at Cuban Races Inaugural Meeting
Twelve hundred people attended the Cuban Racing association's inaugural meeting at Almendares Park Havana. Six events were on the card.
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Havana
Cuban Racing Association
Atl Mendares Park
Another Football Victim in Boston Game
Quartermaster Sergeant Bird Dow died from injuries received in a football game in Boston on December 2. Authorities reported the fatal incident occurred after a hard play, with Dow succumbing to wounds sustained during the match.
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Boston
Bird Dow
Little Boy Named Carlisle Football Captain
Lincoln Neb Dec 2 Little Boy was chosen captain of the Carlisle Indian football team.
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Little Boy
Lincoln, Neb
Carlisle
Baby Emperor Pu Yi Enthroned In Pekin Ceremony
Pekin reports the three-year-old Pu Yi enthroned amid vast ancient ritual. Officials, scholars, and prominent Chinese figures attended as the new era began, with ceremonies moved up from the New Year to today to establish the infant ruler's status.
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Pekin
China
Middle Kingdom
Pu Yi
Kwang Sen
Rue Life Insurance Agent Shoots Self Before Policy Expiry
Butte Montana December 2 The coroner's investigation into W H Rue a life insurance agent finds he killed himself just minutes before a 34600 policy on his life expired.
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Butte
Mont
W. H. Rue
George J. Daniels Dead
Boston is shocked by the death of George I. Daniels, noted shoe manufacturer. He passed away in the city on December 2, with his family and business partners mourning the loss of a prominent local figure.
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George J. Daniels
Boston
George I. Daniels
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and nearby states
The forecast calls for Illinois and Indiana to be fair with valuable winds. Wisconsin and Illinois expect fair skies with rising temperatures. Lower Michigan will be fair with light winds.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilona
Michigan
Markets Heat Up As Chicago Board Closes Mixed Quoted
Wheat corn oats pork lard and live stock quotes are listed with open high low and close figures. Details show Dec May and July futures for wheat corn and oats, plus hogs cattle and sheep quotes and receipts. Strong activity noted in hogs and cattle with varied price ranges across categories and grades.
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Chicago
Der
Chicago Board of Trade
Law to Curb Scalpers Passes by New York Aldermen
New York Dec 2 The board of aldermen approved two ordinances to curb ticket speculation for theaters. If mayoral approval is given, tickets would be sold only in theater offices and hotels or agents selling tickets would be banned.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
McClellan
Girl Kills Salesman in Chicago Dispute
The salesman, wounded in the chest, staggered from Mrs. George Chambers’s home at 7 West Madison Street after a dispute over a picture. He died as Stelle Stent, sister of Mrs. Chambers, was alleged to have fired the shot.
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Chicago
Tlornberger
George Chambers
Madison Street
Sili Clunes
Stelle Stent
Chambers
Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief At Right Price
Personal experience says Man Zan Pile Remedy provides immediate relief for all forms of piles. Guaranteed 50c. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Lessons in china painting and tooled leather at Gift Shop
A Gift Shop offers lessons in china painting and traditional tooled leather crafting. Instructors guide beginners through decorative techniques and leatherwork basics with hands on demonstrations and practice projects.
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China
Garment Cleaning Guarantee Note Pasted in Letter
A fragmented note from Alec eMacily states clothes must go to the BB Dye Works for cleaning and pressing. It promises returns if items are not made exactly right with a guaranteed pressing.
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Guarentee
Alec
Woods Liver Medicine Promises Liver Relief
An early medicine advertisement touts Woods Liver Medicine in liquid form as regulating the liver, relieving headaches, constipation, stomach and kidney disorders, and acting as a gentle laxative. It claims tonic effects from the first dose and notes bottle sizes with pricing and local sellers H J Moogk and C P Guenther.
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Woods
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
John Spiess Buys Geo McCarty Meat Market on Stephen Street
John Spiess has purchased the Geo. McCarty meat market at 58 Stephen Street and plans to meet both longtime customers and many new friends from the Own OES group. The sale marks a new chapter for the storefront and its local clientele.
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John Spiess
Geo. McCarty
Stephenent
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