Gordon Browning Lockwood and the Browning-Miss Browning Tale
Gordon Browning Lockwood explains his name origins and a mix up with Miss Browning, detailing how Gordon Browning Lockwood became the intended name and how a librarian and family stories shaped his identity. He notes a nickname Getere and a connection to Gordon Browning as an uncle and postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Browning Lockswood
Getere
Mr. Lockwood
Biles Gorgon Browning
Jibraotiat
Les Browning
Lockwood
Gordon
Thomas
Wiliam
Zebadiah
Eva
George
Doi
Tos
Gordon Browning Lockwood
Jings
Ilka
Miss Browning
Mbrary
Browning Lockwood
Mixa Browning
Browning
Gordon Browning
Mixs Browning
Huma
George Browning Lockwood
Sing Sing prison Star of Hope prints from inside
Editorial force and printers are locked up at Sing Sing where the Star of Hope weekly, run by inmates, publishes poems and prison notices. It details staff roles, circulation, and editorials, with prisoner No 50.0 and others contributing literary pieces and commentary on crime and parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Sing Sing
Star of Hope
Aningle
Len
Therisoners
Cella
Sing Fire
Star At Hope
Linbtyne
Ster
Wiley
Fier
Walter Gran
Aiverags
Altice
Sear
Munner
Jong
Au- Jnr
Maud B. Yoorh
Bullington Booth
Assimant
Auburn
Clinton
Women's Prison
Women’s Prison
Free World
Inburmorgua
Baseball News
Ie Women's Prison At
No. Ad
Epileptic Boy Falls Under Train in Memphis
April ohn P Megridge, white bay, 38, stood near a passing train at Penney ventw and Tow a ave when he suffered an epileptic fit and fell under the wheels. He was crushed, taken home near the Illinois Central railroad hospital, where a physician said his condition was grave and likely fatal. The injury stemmed from a seizure while near the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
P Megridge
White Bay
Penney
Avin
The Great Scheme That Failed on the Ocean Runaway Plan
John Kingsland, a notorious lover of debuts, plans to woo Miss Marguerite Ericson aboard the Auguste Victoria. A misread sail time strands him in New York, while the Ericsons depart with Marguerite engaged to another man. The tale ends with John's heartbreak and a single missed opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal
Ming Klemmerer
Larry Jenking
Juba
Hin
Agan
Europe
Ericsons
Park-ave
Aociety
Ericson
Marguerits
John Kingeland
John
Acheme
Afar- Ruorite
Sarvealla
Erlcson
New York
Ohn Ats
Idam
Joan
Marguerite
Aeen
Miss Ericson
Millionaire Tied Up by Squaw in Dunkirk Tale
A melodramatic tale unfolds around Godfrey I Harris a New York millionaire who courts Sarah Reeves Thurrby of Lakewood then discovers she is an Indian squaw named divine Sarah. Harris travels from Lakewood to Cambridge Springs and Johnstown learning she is married to three men including Dwight Strunk. The piece traces a web of social status, jewels and a dramatic discovery in a revival of frontier intrigue.
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Dunkirk
Sarah Reeves Thurrby
Chautaus
Lake
Sarah
Lakewood
Godfrey I. Harris
New York
Fois
Harris
Chen Loaqin
Meg
Strunk
Jarris
Jerris
Waainabah
X Jewells
Cambridge Springs
Isuffato
Johnstown
Duchy
Sice
Callfarntin Mines
Dwight Strunk
Lake View
Mmé. A. Ruppert
Ragged Heir Inherits Brooklyn House Amid Court Case
In New York on April 2 Walter Hayes a ragged boy of four, sleeping rough, is found to own a three story Brooklyn house and a $10,000 estate. His parents died recently, leaving two sisters in care of guardianship. Judge Higginbotham expresses concern and orders guardianship with hope the boy can reclaim a home.
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Mount Vernon
Chester Hill
Celmé
Tle Stary
Rae
Sival
Peorte
Rim
McUina- Hon
New York
Walter Hayes
Brooklyn
Franklin Tayine
Taylor
Francis RL Hayes
Weirfield
Gertrude
Madelaine
Beecher
Maristrate Higginbotham
One Who Has Been There Envies Our Lot
A reader from Lexington Rich notes that a national subscriber envies the writer’s stable, demanding job, while lamenting the eight years of toil with minimal reward and meager sustenance in a bleak, thankless role.
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Vias
Ile
Kor Gomé
Lexington
Local society chatter and small town misreads
A column of humorous vignettes describes Blis Collexe-ave girl trying to seem wise at society gatherings, a deaf school student charming peers with lip reading, boys chasing a ball in a narrow street, a baby miswake scene at grandma's, and a concert mix up when Goodfellow and friends seek programs. The tone is playful, with local names and quirky anecdotes.
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Blis
Sbe
van Tomlinson
Michard Carver
Janice
Mr. Dooley
Living image of Lovey and Tommy sparks curiosity in memoir
A narrator recalls observing Lovey and Tommy and the strange scene around them. He learns Renney and Willy are names, notes family deaths, and mentions a prize fight between McGovern and Young Corbet. A $100 bet on Corbet’s victory stands out as the night’s stake.
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Lovey
Tommy
Renney
Willy
Ant
L Pover
Fipya Woods
Ana
McGovern
Young Cornbett
San Francie
Fevenng
Treet
Corbets
Michigan farmer performs self surgery on facial growth
In Corunna Michigan on April 22 Gottlab Brotzie a German farmer removed a malignant facial growth with a razor after opting to self operate when a doctor said the procedure would be costly. He cut open the growth removed its interior and cleaned the wound. the healing is reported as perfect.
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Corunna
Mich
Gottlab Brotzie
Brotzie
Grotale
Bible Reading in Public Schools Debate Sparks At Alliance Meeting
An executive committee of the Western American section of The Alliance of the Reformed Churches debated Bible reading in public schools. Dr Beattie urged uniform laws and daily Bible reading. opponents warned of alarm and possible government disengagement. General Prime supported reading while questioning Beattie’s data. The Beattie report was recommitted for next meeting. The piece also notes a health advertisement about Kidney health.
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York
Executive Commission
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Ray
F. H. Heattle
Loulavilla
Beat- Lew
W. SP. Brayan
Chicago
Hoosevelt
Pritsteritt
BR. E. Prime
Sehyuts
Pount
Dr. Beattie
Sles
Bryan
Roosevelt
Bentis
We Charge We for a Shave at Phoenix Barber Shop
An odd local ad promotes shaving services with a playful claim of value at any share or price. It mentions Phoenix Barber Shop at 43 Market and Rambler Ghent Bicycles and references Koebring Gro at 28 Virginia and various typewriter styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Rambler
Ghent
Koebring & Gro
Virginia
Headlines Missing. Sun Office Ad Briefly Promoted
Fragmentary notice from The Sun mentions telephone and mail services with unclear figures seventy percent and eighteen percent in a garbled line. No coherent event or names are readable from the text provided.
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Elizabeth Browning
Teng RY Tsacei
Sandow
Anne
Yan Ia
Dr. Pierce
WW. H. Wells
Willd
N.C
Perce
Dade
John Kingsland
Andros
Pattows
Teddie
Peddie
Oweet
Millionaire
Ieee
Baltimore News
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Vaeher
Bobby
Norrow
Walesdhre St
Jonn
Fred
Papa
Damma
June Stibbs
Anatico
Petty
Soren
Goodirtow
Ma Chum
Goodfenow
Samrhow
Goodfellow
Aly
Hlare
Pike
Araviua Designe
Teckel
Patra
Tate
Ute
Tatoo
Ewe Krades
Soe Valde
BBC Brussels
YAM
Sac
Michigan
Hamond
Mme A. Ruppert
New York City
Henry J. Huder
Indianapolis, Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
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