WEDDING DAY FOR A SMALL-TOWN DOCTOR
Dr Deering plans a future with Ray Clifford as a tramp appeals at his door asking for help. Ray, once married to John Brooks who died after a brawl, trials past hurt and her devotion to Deering. The scene sets the romance in a town where trust and past shadows collide.
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Gland Deering
Barry
Ray Clifford
the Deering
Ray
Deering
John Hrooks
Gil
Brooks
Doc Deering
Bigamist's Threat After Hospital Meeting
Deering confronts John Brooks who demands fifteen hundred to spare Miss Lennox and Miss Clifford. Brooks, a dying drunk, is exposed as Lennox’s husband, revealing a past marriage and Deering’s vow to protect the nurse. Brooks dies of pneumonia soon after, ending the danger to Deering’s planned union with Ray Clifford.
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Miss Lennox
Deering
Nevins
Ray
Doc
John Brooka
Brooks
Pye
Mss Lennox
Deerjig
Misa Lennox
Miss Clifford
Amusing Riches to Ruin The Wealthy Man
A tale of a self-made financier who amasses a palace and art, then loses it all as markets crash. His wife and daughters flaunt wealth while rivals drive him to ruin. In the end, auctions reveal half-price armor and bled book prices as the once-glittering library falls. Also notes amendments to Pennsylvania constitution and a slice of light humor on matrimony.
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Anti
Walla
Halle
Wseuldie
Bea
Strom
Do you know Miss Almont
A man recalls daily gifts and polite hints about Miss Almont. He notes that after suggesting she leave her eyebrows unpenciled she became angry and has since refused to speak to him. The exchange frames a personal dispute over appearance.
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Miss Almont
Mr’ Wrederickh
Through with Him and the Folly of Genius
A fragmented reminiscence features a woman distancing from Frederickh and recalling a past romance. A comic citizen questions a man with a broken nose, a pocket mirror yields a laugh, and an old doctor recalls a birth privilege misunderstood, framing a tale of vanity and mistaken lineage.
Pennsylvania constitutional debt amendment proposed
The joint resolution proposes amending section eight of article nine to limit debt by counties cities boroughs and townships to seven percent of assessed property value and restrict new debt to two percent without elector consent. It details Philadelphia’s special allowances for transit and wharf projects with a sinking fund and net revenue provisions, and considers existing Philadelphia debt on Jan 1 1874.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth of
Philadelpia
Philadelphia
Ely
Borrawlias
Philadelphia City Debt Methods for Construction Funds
A fragment outlines how Philadelphia may issue obligations for construction and reclamation with a sinking fund and no tax levy for interest and sinking fund charges until one year after project completion. It references guidance on interest, sinking funds, and constitutional provisions. A true copy is signed by ROBERT McAPEE as Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Clare Payne
Anid
HBO
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert McApee
the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania joint resolution on workplace compensation amendment
A stated joint resolution proposes amending section twenty one of article three of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would authorize laws on reasonable compensation for employee injuries and occupational diseases, while preserving existing limits on suits for death or property injuries and removing certain earlier provisions. The draft text contrasts with current wording and includes signatures of officials.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennnsylvania
Commonwealth ‘of Pennsylvania
a _ ROBERT, McAPEB
The
Commonwealth
Proposed Pennsylvania constitutional debt amendment text
Assembly proposed amendment to Article Nine Section Eight changing debt limits to seven percent of assessed value, two percent increase cap, Philadelphia wharves docks and port development exceptions, sinking fund, twenty five million cap for port improvements, annual tax plan, true copy of Joint Resolution No. 6 by Robert McAfee.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Pennay
United States
eRourth
General Assembly
Binet
Terefrom
Robert McAree
the Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Delaware
SehuYlkill
Robert McAfer
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania joint resolution abolishes Secretary of Internal Affairs
The General Assembly proposes amending Article Four to abolish the Secretary of Internal Affairs and transfer powers to other departments or officers as directed by law. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4.
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Robert McAfer
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Proposing Constitutional Amendment
The document notes a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution under the eighteenth article. It outlines a state system for registering transferring insuring and guaranteeing land titles by the state or counties, with funds and indemnity mechanisms, courts and officials empowered by the Legislature, and provisions for financing salaries from county treasuries. Signed by Robert McAfee.
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Ccounty
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania House Resolution Proposes Constitutional Amendment
A fragment notes a resolution from the Renais wad House of Representatives proposing an amendment to section eight article nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution. The text references a formal process of deliberation in the legislative body and signals constitutional change being considered. The wording is cut and lacks full context or outcome details.
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Monwealth
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Renais Wad House of Representatives
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