The Fatalism of Esther and a California Coaster
In Ina Wright Hanson's tale Esther recalls a past bond with Jack and her marriage to Judge Wells. A present escape ends with a perilous hill ride and Esther’s audacious laughter returning as the judge confronts their engagement.
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Sting
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A Few Words Women About Their Troubles
A brief notice lists hours of access or event times for women, indicating morning and afternoon slots on Sunday with specific start and end times. The fragmentary item presents schedule details without broader context.
Maxim at His Gun and the Automatic Puns Wealth Tale
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recounts Wiram Maxim’s rise to wealth and fame through an idea for an automatic gun. It notes his wartime revolts and how he sought to harness power after a sore shoulder. The piece mentions British gun restrictions and Maxim’s engine firing 600 cartridges a minute, reflecting the era’s gun tech intrigue and public interest.
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Paul Morton to retire from cabinet for railroading post
Linteaman and Railroad Expert Paul Morton secretary of the navy will retire next October to return to railroading. He is described as deeply aligned with western rail trend, having shaped the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system. Morton rose from office boy to vice president at major lines before joining government service. He credits hard work and opportunity for advancement. Also noted is Mrs Florence Maybrick not receiving a full pardon after fifteen years in a British prison and ongoing legal battles involving Baroness von Toques against David W. Armstrong and others.
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String And Lace Shoe Invention By Miss Falconer Of Louisville
Miss Elizabeth Falconer of Louisville has perfected a shoe fastening that allows wearing without stooping. A permanent top lace guides the shoe, while loosening the bottom string frees it. The aim is comfort for the elderly and infirm, with broad applicability beyond any single gender.
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Great Western sells homeseekers tickets to multiple regions
Chicago Great Western Railway announces reduced round trip rates for homeseekers on May 1 16 and June 20 to the north northwest south southeast and east with additional May 9 28 and June 13 27 fares to Minnesota the Dakotas and Canadian northwest Excur sion tickets available June 1 and 22 with favorable return limits Tickets also to Beloit for MWA picnic June 1 one dollar round trip valid June 1 only J B Sweatt agent
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Beloit
J. B. Sweatt
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