Temple and Granger Case Heats Up in Indictment Threat
In the continued saga of the Gotham Trust trial, Temple schemes with Craven to prove Granger innocent while hunting for incriminating papers. A new secretary, Anna Dale, kindles tension as Temple reveals romantic longing, and a sudden phone call from attorneys signaling possible indictment shocks the room.
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Robert Granger
Gotham Trust Company
Cornelius Brady
Burton Temple
Granger
Sing Sing
Temple
Craven
Brady
De‘tective Cane
Miss Graham
Anna Dale
Miss Dale
Bradyard
Markley & Markley
Professor Napoleon Girls Auction Draws Large Seats Sale
The sale of seats has been large for a listing including Lola Wright Laura Arnold and many others. Names such as Fugates Pettijohn Newcomb Tuttle and Donson appear among the bidders in a period town event.
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For Fugates
Lola Wright
Laura K. Arnold
Francis S. Parks
John Taylor
Elmer W. Shepard
G. O. Wildhack
Peggy Pettijohn
John R. Newcomb
Orin Tuttle
E. Connaughton
Herbert Trague
H. A. ‘Utewiler
Jesse R. White
Otto Krauss
Charles A. Clary
Marguerite Strode Bennett
Ethel Sellers
Helen Donson
Robert J. Hamp
Norman F. Joseph
The World and His Wife at Daly's theater noted as fine drama
Ella Wheeler Wilcox praises The World and His Wife at Daly's theater as a powerful entertaining drama with a strong central moral idea. The piece holds attention with movement and emotion, warning that theatre shapes minds like a potter shapes clay, and urging broad audiences to see the production for its social influence and entertainment value.
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Daly’s
New York
Direct Ne
Daly’s Theater
Counting to a Billion: A Hypothetical Record pace
The text computes how long it would take a person counting at 200 per minute to reach one billion. At continuous counting this would take 9,512 years, 342 days, 5 hours and 20 minutes. Allowing 12 hours daily for rest extends to about 19,025 years.
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Britain
Judge reads list of former convictions to prisoner
The Philadelphia Inquirer records a judge announcing plans to read a list of the prisoner’s prior convictions, prompting the inmate to request permission to sit down. The exchange reflects courtroom decorum during a sentencing or review proceeding.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Woman’s Best Friend Is Woman, Dorothy Dix
A passionate defense of women supporting women over harsh stereotypes. Dorothy Dix argues that women aid fellow women in adversity, nurture talent, and sustain charitable efforts, while men are unreliable in times of sorrow. She counters the view that women are inherently envious and cruel to one another, highlighting mutual sympathy and communal strength.
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Anna
Temple
Hher
Hove
Amna
Dale
Saphira
Ananias
Ishmael
Jim Smith
Mary Jones
Jones
Smith
Mary
Jennie
Susan
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Maude Adams
Ethel Barrymore
Rose Stahl
Dorothy DIX
Grandmother style camp pie and cakes from kitchen notes
A collection of old home recipes describes Home Recipes with raisins and spices baked between crusts, Grandmother's Pumpkin Pies using fresh pumpkin, cream and molasses baked slowly in deep plates, and Twelve Cream Cakes made from boiled buttered flour and eggs with a milk cream filling.
Lost Day Tale of a Boy and a Scottish Farmer
A Washington Star excerpt recalls a boy who takes a job with a Scottish farmer. He sleeps in the barn and must rise at 4 o clock. He oversleeps to 4:30, receives a sharp rebuke from the farmer who stands gripped by a stern look as the forenoon begins.
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Washington Star
Raphael's Prophecies for December 8, 1908
Forecast notes an unfavorable day for Tuesday December 8 1908. It warns against quarrels in business and family sickness in the domestic circle. A child born that day will be quick tempered and careless, with success in business depending on birth hour.
Random Shots and the Weight of Pranks in a Letter
A poetical note from the Emporia Gazette recalls misfired pranks and their costs. An arrow lands wrong, a neighbor’s calf and fourth dollars, poison for rats and cats, a toy balloon that burns a farmer’s straw, and threats of law. The piece warns that a random shot rarely hits the proper target and may wound others.
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William
J. Hurlbut
Blanche Bates
Bruly
Rose Franchon
New York Central
Sun
Mr. Temple
Vonnegut Hardware CO
East
Washington St
J. Francis Wilson
Newton Cly
Coughlin & Wilson
Jos. I. Young
Mgr
Res
Broadway
King Coal CO
Blake St
Express
Mass. Ave
Marott’s
N. Penn. St
Minois St
Napoleon
Indianapolis
Govil
Gertrude Hass
They
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Raphael
Emporia
Kan
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