Christmas Eve Rush Turns To Wedding After Forged Letter
Ruth faces a crowded New Year’s Eve in a city, where a forged letter from Jim Boland causes confusion about marriage. Jeff, her protector, reveals Boland forged the note, and Jin is implicated in past fraud. They escape the crowd and plan a quiet wedding with the minister as dawn breaks on a hopeful New Year.
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Ascape
Jeff
Jol
California
le Lad
Iemer
Hero
Robbl‘era
Ruth
Jaffer Bon Berrian
Mirries
Bronson
Wyoming
Jim Bolan
Bho
Arizona
San Hernandez
Jim Bolahd
Jin
Tyiee
Jall
Berrina
Jed
Dr. Mountford
Jim Boland
Pouttet
Tig Eal
Keepsake Cabinet Card Idea For New Year Gift
A keepsake cabinet described as a dark walnut chest about eighteen inches high with tiny log branding three drawers and a secret key lock. It suggests storing tokens like a faded jewel, letters or photographs that a girl may keep for private memory, a holy of holies in moments of solitude.
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St. Louis Republic
Great Swear Off public meeting in Cactus Town
In Cactus Town a public meeting dubbed the Great Swear Off was held to curb drinking customs at New Year. The crowd discussed the town’s fondness for carousing and noted several locals had learned that booze and powder do not mix, with no killings reported.
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Cactus Town
Thrice-a-Week World promises broader reach and cheaper news
The Thrice-a-Week World editors promise a better paper in 1908 with news from around the world, impartial politics, full markets, cartoons, and fiction. Subscriptions offer the Thrice-a-Week World plus Indiana Progress for $1.75 a year, or $2 for both papers, and ads promote jewelry sale and a local history offer.
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Tss
Evilap Iy
Indiana
Denver Republican on Gambling and Honor Among Outlaws
The piece ridicules leaving drinking and cursing while admitting crooked gambling and Poker Bill antics. It claims the speakers believed they were better than Spotted Pup and aimed to lead a higher life, denying a swear-off despite the temptations.
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Spotted Pup
Jing
Denver Republican
Death by Own Action in Studio Threats Prompt Tragic End
Susie Wyman, fifty, separated from husband Walter Wyman, killed herself in daughter Caro’s studio after telephoning to warn she would end her life. She left a key in the studio letter box and had previously made threats, with Mrs Wyman formerly a concert singer and tied to Pall Adelphia. Her last address was 127 South Sixteenth Street Philadelphia.
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Sid
New York
Hay Daghter
Mia
Susie Wyman
Music Toachar
Pall Adelphia
Wyman
South
Aixteenth Street
Philadelpha
Walter Wyman
Chicago
Caro
Morence
Lorenz
Gurope
Edward Pf, Wyman
Yonkers
Brooklyn ‘Navy Yard
Philip 8S
West One Hundred and Ninth Street
Miss Coro
Dean
Fifty-first Street
New Year's Calls and the Great Social Leveler
A column discusses New Year s day calls as a social leveler, citing Chicago Tribune to note lively streets and universal access from clerks to millionaires. It contrasts class interactions, describing the ritual as a social equalizer and outlining traditional English customs for ushering in the new year with apple tree dances and door openings.
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Chicago Tribune
Ple Parveny
Claimed Murder at Miss Coro Studio and Eighteen Skeletons Found
A man reports a fatal impact after a threatened act at Miss Coro's studio. Police recover a corpse with a gas tube nearby. Elsewhere in Neading Pa, eighteen skeletons were found in Dr Stolze's closets, moved to a grave. Historical anecdotes also recount the Kaiser’s awkward kiss and Edison’s memory lapse at the tax office.
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John ‘Stolze
Neading
Stolze
Potter Field
Public notice to Mary Gilpin heirs in Indian County case
In No 8 Mural War, 1808, the court in Indian County issues notice to Mary Gilpin and her heirs and executors regarding a mortgage claim by William Date to Mary Gilpin. The notice sets Monday January 6, 1008, for appearance to show cause why the mortgage should not be discharged.
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Mery
Ats Mavel
Poulioner
Aldose
Ktari
Mary ‘Gilpin
Mary Gilpin
Helra
Rog
Delta
Acobe
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