The Cornucopia And A Boy Friendly World
A column mixes childhood scenes and myths, describing Chinese toy sellers and wind toy plays, a priest’s Sunday school quiz on the heart, and a Pennsylvanian lyric theater manager’s misfortune profits. It notes good boys earn opportunities, and cites jokes about suffrage and gas meters.
Honeymoon of Masked Identities on a Sea Cruise
On a voyage to New York, Mrs. L. Smith meets a mysterious man who hides his true past. He confesses he is not married to her and that their bond began as a dangerous game of deception. She learns the truth, and they face an uncertain future together, aided by a detective.
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Pearson’s
Jupiter
Rhea
Melisseus
Crete
Amalthea
L. Smith
Lucy Smith
Lawrence Smith
Lucien
England
Southampton
New York
Mary Lucas
Money Burdens and Heir Apprentices in Finance Line
A long list details how heirs of major financiers train to take over family fortunes. Notables include William K Vanderbilt Jr, George F Baker Jr, J Pierpont Morgan Jr, and James J Hill's heirs. Also reports a mountain rescue near Lake Cushman where Ford Baker fell 500 feet but survived with injuries.
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United States
William K Vanderbilt, Jr
George F. Baker, Jr
Ogden Mills
D. ©. Mills
John D. Rockefeller
James Stillman
William Rockefeller
James J. Hill
Jacob Schiff
J. Pierpont Morgan
Averill Harriman
Kingdon Gould
George Gould Milons
Colorado
August Belmont, Jr
August Belmont & Co
Walter Hill
Young H. H. Rogers
William G. Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockfeller
John D. Archbold
John F. Archbold
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Watson Webb
Seward Webb
Northwestern Road
Milwaukee
Gaspard Bacon
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific Railroad
Augustus Barstow
Frank Q. Barstow
H. H. Rogers, Jr
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
House of Morgan & Company
Mortimer L. Schiff
Allan A. Ryan
Clendenin J. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Wall Street
Olympic Range
Lake Cushman
Ford Baker
Aberdeen
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
W. J. Patterson
Baker
Ghost at the Feast of Derbyshire Regiment Mystery
In a haunted tale from Augustus Hare's Life, a regiment lodges at a Derbyshire country house. An ensign fixates on the unseen behind the mistress, reports a whispering presence, and the colonel orders departure. A rider’s cry then reveals the mistress has cut her throat.
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Augustus Hare
Derbyshire
Harvest Moon Ballad by Inez May Feit
A lyrical poem recalls autumn through changing skies and ripening crops. It frames harvest time with imagery of reapers, corn and fruit, sunflowers, and the harvest moon, pairing beauty with duty and a bittersweet farewell as time passes.
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Brooks
Inez May Feit
Bohemian Twins in London Expose Remarkable Siblings
Two joined twins Rosa and Josefa Blazek arrived from Liege to be exhibited in London. Born in Prague they are 26, share a body from the side to the waist, differ in height, and speak only Czech. They operate jointly yet maintain separate minds and tastes. Their father Franz Blazek, a farmer, has a normal daughter with four children and a 17 year old son.
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London
Liege
Rosa
Josefa Blazek
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Aince Eng
Chang
Barnum
Blazek
Josefa
Prague
Bohemia
Franz Blazek
Mr. Blazek
Latent Defects Waiver Rule and Contract Violations Cited
Legal summaries cite Steltz v Armory Co on latent defects not waiving rights and when to sue for breach. Cases noted include Johnson v Fehse feldt on per bushel pricing not severable and Siegel v Marcus on non compete restraint violations. Also discussed are witness protection rules in South Carolina and policy waivers when agents die before trial.
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Steltz Vs. Armory Co
Idaho
L.R.A
N.S
Johnson Vs. Fehsefeldt
N. D
N. W
LRA
South Carolina
Berryn
Virginia State Inc. Co
Southeastern Reporter
South Carolina Supreme Court
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