Barbara Clive and Carl Rawdon in a Brooklyn elopement plot
In New York a dinner party reveals Barbara Clive under strict control of her aunt. Carl Rawdon confesses long interest in Barbara, while Paul Fielding plans to elope with her. Nell Hadly learns of love and betrayal as Carl asks Nell to marry him, abandoning his pursuit of Barbara.
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Edgar Dallas
Mike Clive
Miss Clive
Miss Merston
Duenna
Carl Rawdon
Barbara Clive
Carl
Brooklyn
Paul Fielding
Barbara
Ceri
Nell
Elinor Hadly
Chevelys
Fielding
Building inspectors orders contractors to clear street debris
Winterrowd the building inspector notified Rubush and Hunter, architects for the remodeling at 228 West Washington Street, to order sub contractors to remove all roofing material and debris from the street in front of the building before 12 o clock Tuesday.
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Man with Two Wives Faces Divorce After Stabbing Case
Madison dispatch details Charles R. Sager a state university janitor who stabbed a bartender and kept two wives living with him. He first wed Bessie Knudson in 1901, fathering two children, then married Margaret Mulholland in May under the name Charles W. Stewart. The second wife learned of the first marriage amid publicity. the first wife plans to leave and press for divorce, with her father vowing prosecution.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Moat
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Sager
Bessie Knudson
Black River Falls
Margaret Mulholland
Charles W. Stewart
The Newsboys Friend dies in Chicago after blessing many
Janie Woolf, known as The Newsboys Friend, lived to aid Lafayette and Chicago youth. Born in London, he built a life in clothing retail, then became a benefactor to the newsboys. For decades he hosted a Thanksgiving feast for their relief and joy, a legacy celebrated after his death. A successor planned continued support for the boys, proving a noble memorial through charity.
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Janie Woolf
Erlend
Chicago
Lawa
Hoe
London
Lafayette
Ind
Cincinnati
Isaac Woolfman
Jesson
Colorado Seeks Kentucky Settlers for Colorado Lands
Denver reports a Colorado State Commercial lottery campaign aims to attract about 2,090 Kentucky farmers to settle fertile land in Colorado. Secretary Sohn T Burns notes strong interest from brokers, with 600 to 800 more families expected after fairs in Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, and other states. He predicts a potential $2,000,000 yearly gain and a small campaign cost of $1,800, leveraging exhibits led by Professors Brandenburg and Weaver.
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Sohn T. Burns
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Colorado
the Inquirer
Burns
Entirs
Atata Falra
Missouri
Mississippi
Des Moines
Inn
Nebraska
Lincoln
Sioux City
Leather golf coats gain favor with ladies on golf courses
A fashion note suggests red leather coats will boost golf appeal among women, seen in lantern Jinks. The coat is praised as a stylish winter option that may encourage more ladies to wear golf attire, even when not actively playing, making the course a setting for fashion.
Birmingham woman runs foundry and ships pipe nationwide
Miss C Blair of Birmingham has become indispensable to her firm serving as secretary and promoter. She has started her own plant to manufacture pipe in large quantities, with orders flowing to California Kansas and other states. Her foundry will be among the least constructed in the South.
Capitol Machine Works chief fined for refused scale inspection
Lewis Ross was arrested on a warrant by Isidor Wattson inspector of weights and measures for refusing inspection of a 40,000 pound scale. He was arraigned before Police Judge Whallon and fined 30 and costs. Ross said the scales were used to verify weights of material his firm purchased, not for weighing material sold. He appealed to the circuit court.
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Isidor Wattson
Whallon
Costa
Koss
Capitol Machine Works
Ross
Prediction by Raphael Astrologer Fashion Pattern Feature
An 1906 fashion note details a smart school frock and shirtwaist combination with decorative tucks and military braid accents in blue brown green and teal verge or chevior frocks. It also previews patterns for children's garments and a soothing syrup advert with fabric yardage, sizes, and prices.
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Paris
Winslow
Inc
Election Night Sun to Display Results by Searchlight
The Sun will broadcast election results across the country on Tuesday Nov 6 using a roof top searchlight at Washington and Wundissta. Eight Telegraph and telephone wires will relay updates to the roof for exclusive use by the Sun. Focus will be on New York State Indiana and Marion county with continuous coverage from 5 30 p m to midnight keeping downtown readers informed on 42 states.
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Hadger Furniture
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