A Tiny Village Scheme Ends in a Surprising Union
A comely village maiden Marlie Danforth loves farmer Joe Walker. Her father forbids but Joe pursues with schemes to wed, a rapid elopement follows, and Marlie becomes Mrs Joe Walker in a haste marriage that upends old plans.
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New Tax Rule Targets Bitter Drink Sellers in January
Beginning January 1, sellers of stamped bitters like Hos tetter's and Home Stomach must pay a special tax as liquor dealers whether selling wholesale or retail. The regulation expands liquor licensing to bitters distributors.
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Graham
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Supreme Federal Appellate
Misfiring hunting dog proves disappointment in buyer
A man paying $100 for a hunting dog discovers the animal fails to point, leaving the buyer with an apparent disappointment and a lesson on expectations in field dog purchases.
Mexican Officials Seek Release Over Six Months Pay Delay
Mexican officials report no salary for six months and urge release from delays, likening their situation to Escobeco on payroll concerns to resolve the pay roll issue.
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Water Spring Found by Santa Clara Farmer
James Alleyn, a Santa Clara farmer, uncovers a fine spring of excellent water while rooting mustard weed. Local verification notes the discovery and quotes a biblical line about thirst.
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San Francisco
Political upheaval fuels anti negro enfranchisement drive
The failure of the Negro to vote Republican in the Southern states stirs Radical opinion about the mistake of enfranchising the race. They are already devising measures to disenfranchise the Negro as swiftly as he was enfranchised.
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Hogard
Rendis
Ren
Lyons
Chaigau
Congress aims to shift Indians to military department control
Congress moves to place Indian tribes under the military department while transferring Indian agents to the department of motive Pet Se, signaling a shift in governance and oversight of tribal affairs.
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Military Department
Department of Motive
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