The Boy and the Celebrity in a Hallway Dream
In a tenement building a shy aspiring writer dreams of a famous singer. He buys violets for the celebrated neighbor, only to glimpse a tired, plain woman behind the glamour.Moved by pity and longing, he befriends the singer across the hall and helps her sing the old ballad together, finding truth beyond fantasy.
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Beery
Rersef
Ang
Tasting the Climate in Alaska and Its Mystique
The passage recalls Ella Higginson’s Alaska portrait and an old Kiondiker’s claim that one can "taste" Alaska climate varying across Grenville channel Skagway White Horse and down the Yukon toward the Arctic Circle. He likens the taste to icicles formed from blue roulets flowers, a vivid local image. The narrator admits uncertainty about the Arctic Circle’s flavor, hinting at rugged frontier loyalty with Cyanide Bill.
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Ella Higginson
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Grenville Channel
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White Horse
Yukon
Artic Circle
Remarkable Duels Over Odd Causes and a Lost Arm
The London Chronicle recounts 18th century duels over strange quarrels from dogs and servants to goose feuds and even a bottle of anchovies. It notes Featherstonehaugh losing an arm in 1777 New York duel, and Major Noah dying in 187 at Hoboken over a card game dispute.
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Colonel Ramsey
Mr. Featherstone
Sterne
Barry
Smith
Cowther
New York
Featherstonehhaugh
Seventy-fifth
McPherson
Forty-second
Featherstonehaugh
Noah
Hoboken
London Chronicle
Getting Ready For Dry Territory in Training
A brief dialogue notes Yam drinks four quarts of water daily. When asked if it’s for health, the reply is no. He explains the practice is part of training for a forthcoming trip south. The exchange hints at disciplined regimen and motivation for travel.
The Joy of Having a Cold Explained
The passage hints at why a cold makes a person feel superior to those without. It notes constant self references to the ailment and the attention it garners. The author asks for a medical explanation of any physiological cause behind this mood shift.
Balloonists of America Likely Stranded in Sierra Madre Snow
Fear grows for six men aboard the balloon America missing since Saturday as relief parties fan out from Pasadena. Government rangers and Pasadena Elks lodge conduct mountain searches amid deep snow. Captain Mueller aimed for a foothill landing but strong winds prevented descent.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mojave
Los Angeles
America
Mojave Desert
S. L. Carlton
Government
Forestry Rangers
San Gabriel Reserve
Elks’ Lodge
Mueller
Miners in Conference Stand Fast for Union Recognition
In Scranton Pennsylvania the tri district convention of anthracite miners opened with a pledge to strike if coal companies do not replace the expired agreement. United Mine Workers President Thomas J. Lewis said the union will demand recognition as the central goal, insisting that other demands are reasonable and just.
Puddlers' Wages Reduced In Lebanon Steel Plant
The American Iron and Steel company posted notices that starting April 5 puddlers will be paid 32.75 per ton instead of 4.50. About 860 men will be affected.
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Puddiers
Lebanon
American Iron and Steel Company
GRAFT INDICTMENTS RISE IN CITY COUNCIL SCANDAL
Grand Jury returns six indictments in graft cases. Dallas C. Dyers, IA. Griffin, Councilman Charles Stewart, and H. L. Bolger are named. Four indicted men posted bonds. one telephoned to appear. Byers traveled to Europe for health.
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Feurope
Dallas C. Dyers
IA. Griffin
Columbia National Bank
Charles Stewart
Hf. L. Bolger
Byers
Europe
Knapp Denounces Sherman Act as Mischievous Legislation
Cambridge March 23 Chairman Martin A Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission condemned the Sherman antitrust act as applied by courts calling it the most mistaken and mischievous legislation Congress has enacted He said any restraint upon competition even if beneficial is criminal law in his Harvard address.
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Cambridge
Mass
Congress
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Annuities for Ex Presidents Proposed by McCumber Bill
Washington March 23 Senator McCumber introduces a bill to grant annuities to ex presidents and widows. Any ex president would receive 10000 a year as retired commander in chief of the army and navy. Upon his death his widow would receive 5000 a year. The provisions apply to widows of any living ex president.
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McCumber
Army
Navy
United States
Cure Defeats Demarest In Billiards Match
New York on March 22 Louis Cure defeated Calvin Demarest in a billiards match with a score of 600 to oud.
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Cure
Demarest
New York
Louis Cure
Calvin Demarest
Simple Remedy for La Grippe in Yellow Package
The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe coughs that can lead to pneumonia. It claims the product stops coughs and strengthens lungs, preventing serious outcomes, and warns to refuse substitutes. Lists H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz as contacts.
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H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
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