Poorly pasted ad promises cheap goods at Stevenson Street
A damaged advertisement touts low prices on flour and vegetables, claiming 25 years of buying direct from first hands in eur jond lots to beat neighbors. It urges readers to visit at Stevenson Street opposite Drewster House for a “Mammoth Stuck” and prints.
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Andover Question in the Concrete debated in Charleston sermon
Rev William F Parson discusses the fate of those ignorant of Christ using a Japanese case Mr Kido to argue against annihilation Universalism and larger hope in mission work The sermon draws mixed reactions from Episcopalians and yields praise from Mr Kido at Washington City May 1 Charleston editorials report dating May 11 Charleston South Carolina.
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Queen Opens People’s Palace Parade Across London Street
London rejoiced as Queen opened the People’s Palace at Mile End with a parade from Partington station to Hyde Park. Crowds packed Whitechapel Road as 10 000 police safeguarded the route with flags banners and arches. The royal entourage visited the Mansion House for luncheon before departure. thefts marred proceedings as antique silver service went missing at the palace.
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Ex Governor Sprague’s Son Seeks Divorce Suit
Willis Sprague, son of ex Governor William Sprague and grandson of Chief Justice Chase, plans to sue for divorce on grounds his marriage to his stepmother’s daughter was not entered freely. The petition will be filed at the next term of the supreme court as he stayed with his father after Mrs Chase-Sprague left Canonchet. He has long taken his father’s side. his past actions and public image are noted.
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Black Eye For Monopoly Trial Shocks Town
A jury in a conspiracy case involving Byers, Milonga, and others returned a guilty verdict after a tense trial. Witnesses from the Standard Oil company faced scrutiny as the judge’s charge and court interruptions highlighted the high stakes and public interest. The defendant Matthews claimed blackmail and attacked the verdict while reporters noted the dramatic courtroom atmosphere and questions about the integrity of business practices.
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Dry Monopoly Wins at Brooklyn Jockey Club in Record Time
May meet opening day drew a huge crowd as Dry Monopole shattered the Li Liuua track record in a dramatic stretch drive. Exile, Hidalgo, Blue Wing and Boaz chased as McCarthy edged Garrison and Hamilton in a photo finish, earning $8,000 for Emory. Other races highlighted a busy program with Louisville, Chicago and Detroit results noted across the day.
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Mixed notices from Pallimara to New York extend across topics
The fragment includes mentions of Sort Thea Vears at Pallimara Br Tavis Mo May 10 and a mix of posts about the Misanalpp Valley Rowing Association, Supreme Court figures, and various incidents. It records obituaries, legal notices, accidents, labor disputes, and transport updates with names like William Woods, Butterworth, G E Foster, and Captain Hutchison, set against places including Washington City Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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