May Morning in the Carey Household Reconciliation
Eleanor Carey faces a legal and social storm after her husband Henry Carey’s death and a contested will. She accepts a single offer of May festivities and faces a past lover Donald Gregory, choosing whether to join him at Craigmere. The tale follows her decision to relocate and the rekindling of youth and romance amid scandal.
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Menry €Arey
Dame Grundy
Henry Carey
Carey
Eleanor
America
Eleanor ‘Carey
Northwest
Hind
Nin
Donald Gregory
New England
New York
Paris
Craigmere
Jace
Dr. Dalton
Sweetheart
Tam
Adeline
Brand
Jenkins
Vandyck
Gregory
Donald
Strikes and Bombs Hit City Transit Silence Follows
News wires report arson and bomb threats against streetcar lines disrupting service. In Cre Thimdredin Street a tram was dynamited and a deadly device found near tracks at Broadsayv and East Pifty-fifth Street. A brick attack on a Woodland car injures a man and woman as riots flare with six trolley wires cut near Winderere. DuPont and Mahon propose arbitration to end violence, but DuPont refuses to restore jobs without violence stopping. Mayor Johnson says relief power only after unrest ends.
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Winderere Burns
Cleveland
Mimica Trietion Company
Othe Punion
Mehen
Mehon
DuPon
DuPont
Marbow
Johnson
Tanning of Leather Through the Ages
The article argues tanning is one of humanity’s oldest arts, suggesting its origins with early humans to prevent hides from rotting. It notes that despite other arts advancing, tanning methods remain similar to those described in ancient Herodotus era texts, reflecting enduring practical knowledge.
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Herodotus
Wendell Phillips and Blaine in Washington Banter
Wendell Phillips met James G. Blaine on the Senate floor after Blaine’s rhetoric on the Massachusetts Federalists. Phillips joked he wished he had been present for Blaine’s earlier remarks, while Blaine quipped that he would not have delivered the speech if Phillips had been there.
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Wendell Phillips
Blaine
Washington
United States Senate
James G. Blaine
Mr. Phillips
Congress
Governor King
Maine
Capitol
Massachusetts
Great Britain
John Phillips
Dawes
Edam Cheese Making in Holland’s Northern Region
The article describes Edam cheese production in northern Holland. It covers milk handling, curd formation, whey removal, kneading, pressing, salting, washing, drying, wrapping, and aging. It notes ten to twelve days to set and ripening lasting two to three months.
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Holland
Humanity Is Brave In Battle Of Life
A reflective meditation extols human bravery in daily life and suffering. It cites enduring courage in work, poverty, motherhood, and adversity, praising persistent spirits, then concludes with a quotation urging cheerful duty and steadfast faith as day ends.
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Tumanity
Heroe
Batttlefield
Reveille
Robert Louis Stevenson
Obsolete Occupations and a Caddie’s Quip Amid Golfhumor
A London Chronicle excerpt muses on now obsolete trades such as inholders upholders curriers and pattenmakers once found in Elizabethan times, noting their varying prominence at feastings. An English visitor in Carnoustie recalls a golf course caddie humorously sparring over a cigarette case and a half-croon on the guest.
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Stow
Lst
Old City
Foystars
Lorimars
Elizabeth
Charles I
London Chronicle
Carnoustie
California Democratic state convention endorses Bell for governor
Bresno May 19 The Demo radic state convention supports Theodore AL Bell Democratic candidate for governor two years out. Delegates favor the organization chair and endorse Bryan for president with a split vote for the Nebraskan ticket at the state convention.
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Bresno
Cali
Wits Controll Ly
Theodore AL Bell
Peathius
Adoree
Denver
Fey Teanparaus
Deiayves
Seuthnent
Wibod
Bryan
Thie
Pryan Leads in Alabama Primary with 75,000 Votes
May 1 report from Alabama shows Pryan leading the presidential race with 75,000 votes. Minnesota's Gasyney Rahmsen is mentioned as the other candidate on the ticket amid party committee activity and statewide polling figures.
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Aiontwomery
Abt
Alabamao Protess
Dentocrativ Proneers
Tetiras
Tivtvecas
Sistyeseven
Tie
Pom
Bryan
Gasyney Rahmsen
Minnesota
Otto
Opera Star Alfred Teatessay Dies in Sioux City Residence
Alfred Teatessay, famed tenor known for performances in Paris and New York, died after a decade in Sioux City. He rose to prominence on musical and operatic stages across two continents, including notable work in Milinia. His death marks the end of a celebrated career spanning Europe and America.
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Mary
Teatessay
Alfred
Tigre
Drasers
Cabel
Sioux City
Fercher
Paris
Milinia
New York City
Athletics Not Denied at Blind Meet in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on a May day the annual field meet of the Western Pennsylvania Institute for the Blind drew participants from local athletes. The event showcased sports enjoyed by visually impaired persons and featured comparisons of results with other institutions holding similar meets.
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Pittsburg
Buns Ccn
Penn- Sylvania
Tammany Denver Delegation to National Convention
Tammany's New York delegation will be represented at the Democratic National Convention in Denver by a Gelvlcitan Cou strong.
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Tammany
Denver
New York
Tammany Wall
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Connecticut Man
In New England news a Willimantic resident Alvin H Stimpson credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a full recovery after remedies failed. Four bottles cured him and left him free from kidney trouble. Statements also mention H J Moogk and Wm F Jungkunz.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimpson
Willigrantic, Conn
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
One Story and Attic Cottage by Daverman and Son
This 1808 design shows a spacious one story and attic cottage sized 41 by 61 feet with a circular piazza. Interior finish is hard wood except kitchen bedroom and bath pine and cypress. First story height ten feet, attic space for three rooms, seven foot basement, clapboard first story, cement second, cream with white trim exterior and slate cement accents. Estimated total with full plumbing mantels and grates is 82 000.
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J. H. Daverman & Son
A Green Old Age Swindled After Seventy
A dialogue notes a grandfather living to a green old age yet being swindled three times after turning seventy, highlighting a cautionary tale about aging and deception. The snippet conveys a terse exchange between Mabel and Jack on elder vulnerability.
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Mabel
Jack
Disturbed the Congregation Prompted Buy Honey and Tar
A note to the congregation last Sunday states a person who repeatedly coughed is asked to purchase Foley's Honey and Tar. Signed by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
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