The Sun Defends Justice In Logsdon Case And Party Tone
The Sun denounces gossip and mob judgment in the Logsdon affair, insists on innocence until proven guilty, and warns against personal attacks. It criticizes the News for bias while urging fair play, and comments on state party hints around Beveridge Fairbanks and Republican strategy, urging unity and lawful proof.
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Logsdon
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Ed Logsdon
Ed’ Logsdon
Godrich
State Republican Committee
United States
Republican Party
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Goodrich
Senator Fairbanks
Repulican
Fairb
State Committee
Fairbanks
The Sketches And Songs Of A Singer
A jumble of verse and comic snippets leads into a divorce notice for Alexander and Carrie Wyper as readers are teased with quips on luck and happiness. The page closes with a humorous exchange about a wife’s vow to endure trials and a credit to Edward Singer.
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Superior Court
Alexander Wyper
Carrie Wyper
Carrie
Alex
Joy
A Corner for the Women Bite of Fashion
White gowns of every description will be in favor this 4 summer season with dresses and hats all white lace trims and parasols. Colors like primrose maize and soft canary appear, while yellow ar0 rekindles the style. hats feature la France roses and chrysanthemum garniture. Hair corps in satin cases and amber with gold tracing appear among new millinery. low collars regain favor and bright yellows brighten throat lines. Practical tips mix in on cooking polishing and household care, followed by notes on lavender decor and a lavender bed furnish from an English house.
Fragmented Quotes From A105 Old Newspapers
A garbled collection of quotes from 19th and early 20th century papers includes headlines and dialogues on certainty in court pay missteps about pitch in a play and hushed gossip about a missing person with snatches of local color and humor.
Odds and Ends From The Day's News Of Global People
A garbled news digest lists Dole Falk a Galician Austrian Pole and Charles Mix a sergeant in the Philippines now confined in Fort Screven Georgia with leprosy. Count Rocco Dianovich wanders 36 years across lands to return near Lisau Austria. Golden Rule Jones of Toledo eyes the Senate as petitions circulate in Cleveland factory districts for pro Jones successor to Hanna. Edward visits Edinburgh evoke George IV. Sir Walter Stour gifts a silver star and an Edinburgh relic a stained glass piece. Mad King Otto nears 56, mind fades, Ludwig II’s fall leaves a regent. The princes’ mother is a Prussian princess daughter of the first Kaiser.
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Galicia
Austrian Poland
Charles
Mix
Philippines
United States
Fort Screven
Tybes Island
Georgia
Rocco Dianovich
London
Eng
Lisau
Austria
Jones
Toledo
Buckeye
Clevyeland
Hanna
Tom Johnson
Edward
Edinburgh
George IV
Sir Walter Stou
Wart
Otto
Bavaria
Ludwig II
Ludwig
Ouo
Willan
Prussia
Park Amusements Promoting Bast Lynne and Band Concert
Weber and Fields goré merrily at the Park box office as the Holden stock company presents Bast Lynne with Lilian Russetl and Fay Templeton leading the female stars. A three day run draws large crowds despite weather. East Lynne and act specialties intersperse the show with a change planned for Thursday. The company’s month ends Saturday night.
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Weber and
Fiehds Gore
Park
New York
Lilian Russetl
Fay Templeton
Holden Stock Company
East Lynne
Sun Room Adds Light to Family Life
A Harpers Bazar description details a woman who designs a new sun room for a house to aid all family members. The east and south facing room is tucked into a corner with many large windows, a curved joint, hardwood floor, and simple washable furniture. She hopes daily use will benefit the household, especially children, by providing sunlit study and gathering space.
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Harpers' Bazar
The Hadley Incident in the Nation's Eye
The Buffalo News condemns southern prejudice against Dr. Washington despite his stature as an educator and national figure. A slight insult over Mrs. Hadley’s wealth exposes hostility toward a brilliant Black leader and northern respect for merit regardless of color.
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Washington
Hadley
United States
Buffalo News
Kidney Pills Promise Relief From Weak Kidneys
Mira Beacham of Indianapolis testifies that two years of severe kidney weakness and related pain ended after using Deane’s Kidney Pills from Henry J Huders drug store. She praises the pills, claiming one box cured her and urges readers to buy from Feaster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, N Y, agents for the United States. Remember the name, town, and state.
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Feater-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Tate
Hall
Oo Tarth Corp
P. J. Chenet
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Cholt Airm
Weer & Tacak
Warne, Kinnear & Manvex
Hell's Ceterrh Cove
Uggs
Mall
Prosperity Echoes of Wealth and Sunshine in Verse
A collage of quoted lines from the Washington Star and New Yorker pieces hints at optimistic verse on wealth and leisure with snatches of humorous split lines. The text blends dialect undertones with anecdotal quips about dentistry and romance.
Homage in a London Outlook poem fragment
A night scene unfolds with a weary woman asleep under a shaded lamp. A man, haunted by unfulfilled possibilities, kneels and prays, kissing her injured hand as darkness and memory press in. The piece reads as a reflective vignette in the London Outlook style.
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Werr & Queen's
London
Epigrams of Josephine Dodge Daskam
Epigrams by Josephine Dodge Daskam reveal wit on distress, manners, love, and virtue in brief quips. A playful collection contrasts social pretensions with blunt observations, framed in a period voice.
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Josephine Dodge Daskam
Georgia Nuggets of Wisdom in Verse
A regional quote piece reflects on life and thrift with folksy wisdom about leaving something for others, avoiding grief over spilled milk, and contrasting earthly riches with heavenly fate, citing a quip from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlanta Constitution
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