Conspiracy Sparks Clash Between Carberry and Saunders
In a club social set piece, James Saunders and Jake Carberry spar over friendship and honesty. A planned showdown brings Saunders’s Ohio cousin, Mr. Glover, to Chicago as the two men recognize each other and greet with surprise and a hearty handshake.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Curing Rest for Stomachs
Arguing that chronic dyspepsia is curable, the ad condemns extreme dieting and bitter tonics and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition, offering rest, nourishment, and lasting relief. The text emphasizes broad effectiveness, low cost, and wide consumer satisfaction.
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Old Friends Clash Echoes of Schooldays in Talk
In a bustling scene from the Chicago Daily News, Mr. Glovery recalls a past acquaintance with Willamson and Carberry. He criticizes Carberry as dogmatic and blunt while Carberry retorts with a boorishly frank remark. They change topic to escape the crowd for a quiet smoke and reminiscence.
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Carberry
Jake
Chicago Daily News
Vermilion club cane contest ends after melee
The Progress club of Vermilion awarded Ebenezer Montford a cane for being town’s ugliest mug, then he struck the club president and drove officers from the room. No more cane contests will be held in Vermilion. The Fudgeville Bugle demands more wood and potatoes or relocate.
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Ebenezer Montford
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Northwest coal famine threatens rail shipments and workers
Pittsburg reports a coming coal famine in the northwest as lake shipments end in two weeks leaving about 15,000,000 tons short and $2,000,000 in lost gross earnings. Car shortages, idle mines, and blocked freight threaten furnaces, mills, and regional prosperity, with 162,000 daily wage losses across miners and mill workers. In Telluride a mine manager, A I Collins, was shot through a Pandora office window by an unknown assailant amid ongoing tensions from 1901 strikes.
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Doctors Fail to Stop Bleeding Kidney Blood
Doctore failed to stop the kidney bleeding for E N Green of Canandaigua New York until he tried Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. He reports it cured the ongoing blood flow.
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Canadaigua
N. Y
David Kennedy
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