Frances Fol Cleveland Engaged to Princeton Official
Frances Folsom Cleveland widow of Grover Cleveland is engaged to Professor Thomas Jos Preston, Princeton alumnus and Wells College professor. The announcement details Cleveland’s age, her role as White House bride, and Preston’s background, including studies at Princeton and a later doctorate.
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Frances Fol- Cleveland
Grover Cleved
United States
Ohn Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Cleveland
Washington
White House
Clevelands
Ruth
Marlon
Frances
Richard
Esther
Minor
Dean West
Princeton
Anl
Brady
Sorbonne
Paris
America
Wellsvaligge
Aurora
N.Y
The Difference. aM de The Difference. aM de
A fragmented passage recounts a dramatic scene where one person professes devotion and control, while the other questions repeated injunctions and commitments, culminating in a tense exchange in front of witnesses.
Dangerous Talk Reflects Family Tears and Social Taboos
A fragment from a Wun Magazine piece shows a mother and daughter quarreling over propriety and class. The daughter resents family chores being linked to suitors, while the mother insists on modest behavior and privacy. The dialogue hints at marriage pressure and aging parents.
Prepared For Him Inevitable Opportunity Doorstep Tale
A smooth canvasser touts a life changing chance at a doorstep. A wary housewife retorts that opportunity arrives repeatedly, claiming she has saved a kettle of hot sudge for the occasion. The exchange ends with the caller departing.
Out at the Plate Gay Dog Dining Out Remark
A young bookkeeper walking to New York tries to impress friends by staying at a fashionable hotel. He economizes to make ends meet and is spotted dining on a park bench when a passing youth calls him out as dining out again.
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New York
Ello
George
St, Paul Dispateh
Fragmented Comic Snippets From Old Papers
Readable scraps from San Francisco Examiner and Boston Record feature quirky exchanges and cartoon captions. Characters like Mrs Excite and Professor Gazer appear in ironic dialogue while hints of a satire column appear across the clippings.
For Sale Two Pens and Driving Mare with Kit
Classified notices: two White Orpington pens for sale, a pullet laid month old, a driving mare with buggy and harness, and a cheap Estey organ for sale. Also lost cattle notices from Graceton Coke Co. two red Jersey milch cows and one white roan milch cow with horn. Lost knives found, and a substitute for rubber from beans discussed.
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Graceton Coke Co
Graceton
Horne
Greteen Coke Co
Steve Vogelhous
Lucerne
Japan
Fast Indies
Palmer Exposes Attempt To Bribe For Postmaster Job
Washington December 7 An unnamed Pennsylvania Democrat allegedly offered a bribe to a congressman to land a postmaster appointment under the Wilson administration. Representative Palmer, a Democratic leader, refused to disclose the bribe givers identity. The letter proposed a price of 500 dollars for endorsement and warned competition was keen. Palmer replied that such conduct constitutes a criminal offense.
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Washington
Dac
Pennsylvania
Congress
Wilson
Wastrade
Democratic Natonals
Penney
Yahla
Palmer
Girl Gets Souvenir From President-Elect Wilson
Indiana Pennsylvania reports Miss Marguerite Miller a local schoolgirl sent congratulatory letter to President-elect Wilson. Wilson replies expressing gratification and hopes she remains a friend and supporter as the years go by.
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Wilson
Indiana
Ini
Marguerite Miller
Dr Sun Yat Sen to raise funds for Chinese railways
In San Francisco on December 7 Dr Sun Yat Sen, the creator of the new China, will arrive aboard a Chinese steamer. He seeks to raise one third of a $600,000,000 fund to finance an elaborate railway system in China with one third provided by the government and another third by Chinese subscriptions.
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New China
San Francisco
Sun Yat Gen
Rakse
China
Vacation End Near For President-Elect Wilson In Bermuda
President-elect Wilson will end his Bermuda vacation next week. He plans to work on his annual message to the New Jersey legislature and answer letters. He will confer with Democratic leaders on forming his cabinet and other return plans to the United States.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Beating Causes Insanity in Sixty-Year-Old Spinster
Miss Julia Garretson aged fifty of a Griggstown area farm was beaten and robbed by a Black man last week. She later disappeared, was found wandering in Philadelphia in a demented condition, and has been adjudged insane in Somerville, New Jersey.
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Somerville
N. J
Julia Garretson
Garretson
Griggstown
Philadelphia
Keller Is Convicted in Brewery Owner Murder
John C. Kelley was found guilty of murder in Clearfield Pennsylvania for shooting and killing Joseph Roessner, proprietor of the Clearfield brewery, and seriously wounding three employees on September 14 test. Kelley’s attorneys moved for a new trial.
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Clearfield
John C. Kelley
Joseph Roessner
Keller
Weather Forecast With Snow Across Lakes Region
Fair tonight and Sunday with snow expected in lake areas. Weather outlook notes cold conditions and possible snow showers, with winds lighter inland and higher gusts near exposed shores. Residents should prepare for slick roads and adjust travel plans accordingly.
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