Lincoln's Old Friend Retains Job 46 Years
Charles M. Richards keeper of the Senate stationery room marks 46 years of service. He recalls Lincoln Grant and other giants, recalls Booth threat before Lincoln's assassination, and notes Richards rose under Democratic control despite long Republican affiliations.
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Iowa
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Boy captures two burglars aided by alert Bronx boy
A 12 year old William Frew of 1142 Intervale Avenue Bronx directs arrest of two men in a series of apartment robberies. After a chase including a car pursuit and a pistol confrontation, Morris Cohen and Frank Smith are jailed on burglary and assault charges. Loot valued at about $3,000 identified by victims.
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Rand confronts Hannock over graft and Cicely’s love
Rand resolves to dismiss Hannock after a heated exchange about the New Brunswick deal and Pealy case as Eleanor reveals Cicely and Hannock are secretly in love, forcing Rand to contend with family loyalties and a crisis of Cicely’s engagement.
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Cicely Defies Family Over Hannock in Uneasy Confrontation
Cicely clashes with Rand and Eleanor as she declares love for Hannock, denouncing family indifference and claiming sincere affection. Rand pleads that pity, not love, motivates their stance, while Creely accuses the house of insult toward Hannock. (To Be Continued)
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Big Dial Registers 400 On First Day
Bloomington Indiana May 10 a special to the sun reports the monster clock showing four hundred dollars on the first day as 62 canvassers aim to raise three thousand dollars by next Saturday evening. The effort seeks to recruit more than one thousand new members to the organization.
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