Laura Jean Libbey Chapter XIV Continues
The story follows Donald Murray a wealthy but embattled politician facing a fierce governor race in Massachusetts. His wife Gabrielle pushes him toward ambition while public scrutiny intensifies. Betsy Murray secretly funds Donald’s future by saving enough to buy out a local mill, altering their fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Murray
Gabrielle
Massachusetts
Boston
Donald “Murray
Betsy Murray
Donald
Betsy
Don
Jove
Jhn
Lyda
John
Flo
Amusements
The Grand presents Richard Golden in A Case of Divorce with Canfield Carlton Alf Grant and Ethel Hoag plus Galetti monkeys and a foreign film lineup. Park features Fallen by the Way Side a melodrama with Grace Carrol and John Baird, plus Cecil Spooner in The Dancer and the King. Majestic hosts In the Bishop's Carriage from Forepaugh stock. Empire shows Merry Maidens and The Avenue Girls burlesque. Park previews Fallen by the Way Side three days Monday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
GRAND
Xsien
Richard Golden & CO
Gilitius Traine
Grant & Hoar
Canned
Carlton
Mignoatte
Kokin
Lestis
Bandy & Wilson
Kin
Spencer Kely
Frederick Rose
Empire
Sam Rice
Avenue Girls
Richard Golden
Varieties
Clay M. Greene
Golden
Canfield
the Grand
St. Louis
Alf Grant
Ethel Hoag
Galetti
Spencer Kelly
Mignonette Kokin
Four Lesters
England
Wilson
Kinodrome
Grace Carrol
Gotham Theater
John Baird
Cecil Spooner
Majestic
Furepaugh Stock Company
Channing Pollack
Miriam Nicholson
Liebler & Co
Foerepaugh
the Empire
Butler, Jacobs and Lowry
Tulu Beeson
Buck
Richard K. Fox
Bowling Tourney Ends in Cincinnati After US Congress Meet
The American Bowling Congress event closed Saturday afternoon with the women’s tournament concluding at night. Local teams returned Sunday to try to erase memories of a weak national showing. Eighty three teams bowled. Miss Kern of St. Louis defeated Mrs. Wosskopf of Cincinnati 9171 to 788 in five games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Dinner to Monte Cross In Philadelphia Monday Night
Philadelphia sporting writers plan a dinner for Monte Cross a popular American League player in the city Monday night Harry Pulliam National League president will serve as chief speaker Ben Johnson John J Sullivan and other notables will attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Monte Cross
Harry Pulliam
National League
Ben Johnson
John Tu. Sullivan
Death Grip of Appendicitis Warned By Nurse Matron
A prominent hospital nurse-matron warns against constipation and urges families to treat it promptly. She prescribes a mixture of Cascara, Cardial essence, and Riubarb syrup to be taken after meals by adults and children, claiming it cures acute or chronic constipation without opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuyrse
McCreery Released by Columbus Team
Tom McCreery was released by the Columbus team of the A A. McCreery is praised as a superior outfielder compared with the Hoosier group and may be a strong target for Watkins to recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McCreery
Columbus
A. A
McCreery
Purdue Faculty Board OKs Seven-Game Football Schedule
Purdue faculty athletic board votes in favor of a seven game football schedule. Purdue wins in a basketball game against Eartham late at night with a score near 15 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laivayette
Ind
Purdue Faculty Athletic Board
Purdue
Eartham
Joe Singer Beats Jerry Murphy in National Club Fight
Philadelphia report states Joe Singer of Denver defeated Jerry Murphy of Indianapolis at the National Athletic club event on Saturday night in a boxing match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Singer
Denver
Jerry Murphy
Indianapolis
National Athletic Club
Sluckmeyer Captures YMCA Welterweight Title
Harry Sluckmeyer won the welterweight wrestling title at the YMCA on Saturday night, defeating rivals to clinch the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckmeyer
Harry Sluckmeyer
There's a Reason Postum Beats Coffee Claim
An old advertisement argues coffee harms some people and suggests switching to Postum, a wheat based beverage with no coffee or drugs. It claims headaches palpitations and nervousness disappear when avoiding coffee and endorses Postum as a wholesome daily drink.
Simple Home Remedy For Rheumatism And Kidney Trouble
A New York health publication favors a home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Adults take a teaspoon after meals plus bedtime with water. claim is it clears kidneys, reduces swelling, and eases rheumatic pains, especially in elders. A local pharmacist notes it helps kidneys filter waste and uric acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Breeders Urged to Target Extreme Speed in Horses
Vet and trainer John Splan, visiting Indianapolis, says buyers pay top prices for horses under 2 90, urging breeders to expand operations to meet demand for extreme speed. He cites Harvester, a $9,000 colt in Memphis, and notes San Mateo could be a strong investment for speed-focused breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Splan
Indianapolis
Splan
Lexington Sala
Mr. Splan
Uillein
Milwaukee
Ed Geer
Origins of moving pictures and early devices
Sir John Herschel after dinner in 1826 discusses showing both sides of a shilling at once. Babbage creates a model that demonstrates persistence of vision, leading to the than miatrope and the zoetrope with dancing figures. Muybridge later makes first systematic photographs at regular intervals in 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Herschel
Charles Babbage
Babbage
Sir John
Pr. Fitton
Muybridge
Wild Bill Moonshiner Sentenced in Georgia Federal Case
A mountain moonshiner nicknamed Wild Bill was found guilty in a Georgia federal court. The judge condemned his criminal record but showed pity and sentenced him to six years in the Atlanta federal prison. Bill left quietly after the verdict, remarking that he was glad the judge was not angry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Bill
Georgia
Atlanta
Bill
Cleveland
Poets Born Not Made In Washington Exchange
A young versifier in Washington sought critique from a publisher in the copyright division of the Library of Congress. The publisher advised him to burn the work. The poet argued poets are born not made, and the publisher replied it won’t help to shift blame to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Library of Congress
No restraint sought yet for rich uncle with cars and planes
Watt notes Gramercy remarks on a rich uncle who loves fast cars and flying machines. Park says they will delay and wait for developments to seek a quicker decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WATT
Gramercy
Park
Women Lead in the Crusade Against Liquor
Mrs John A Logan reports temperance gains across the nation. Mothers drive the reform, influencing legislatures to pass high license laws and restraints. Southern states tighten prohibitions amid growing concern over alcohol’s social costs, with Germany and Sweden cited for anti drink measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Washington
Congressmn
South
Friends of
Meine
Georgian
Alabama
Germany
Sweden
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Cures
Patent medicine advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic for nerves stomach and digestion. Testimonials claim relief from scrofula dyspepsia rheumatism and general weakness with claims of cures and affordable 100 doses for one dollar from C I Hood Co Lowell MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Majestic Rose Notte Forepaugh Stock CO
Willie Moiniers
MR. Smooth
Fi K.o'hara
German Theates
Daily Telegraph and Tribune
S. Delawarest
Laura Jean Libbey
Polaues
Gabriele
Govroeernor
Free
China
Bryce
Chas. R. Miller
Bryce Baking Co
J. E. South St
Fraeulein Elsin Kramm
The
Sporting
M’creery
Lonsdale Cambric
Lée
Simpson
Lowarath
Ndiana
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Washington St
Domb Bros
Hartmann’s
Cain
Optician
N. Iis
St. Terminal
Montana
Idaho
California
North
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
W. W. Richardson
Montana, Utah
Arizona
Etc
N. Findis St. Claypool Hotel and Union Station
F.E. Hine
D. P
Muro- Odini
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!