Rachel Vail and Ellsworth confront a tangled marriage crisis
In a crowded reception Rachel Vail confronts Allen Ellsworth, learns she is already married to George de Vere, and resists Ellsworth’s pleas to abandon her husband. Rachel defends her vows as Ellsworth departs humiliated, while Rachel's bond with George grows.
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Rachel Vail
Allen Ellaworth
Rachel
George de Vara
George
Allen Ellsworth
George de Vere
Alen Ellsworth
Allen Elsworth
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Ben
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Allen Emsworth
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N. Y. News
Fragments of Wit and Fashion From a Dated Page
A collage of quips on fashion for bald men mohair stock and shoes with little feeling. Witty snippets note luck and fear, a coopers pressually printing in their interests, and a passenger brake novelty. A brief exchange shows a rival belle and a fiendish ring remark as a social vignette.
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Coopers
Styles of Fall Fashion Echo Russian Elegance and Fur
The article details fall wardrobe trends with Russian influences and Gentlemen’s style terms. It notes fur boas longer than before, turbans and Directoire Worth silhouettes, gold braid on black tailoring, lengthened cloaks, and hazy brown purple greens. Dresses feature soft folds and silk petticoats for cling.
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Directoire
Worth
Royal gossip and world notes from a distant era
The column traces whims of European royalty and notable figures. It notes Italy’s queen hosting an American dentist, Bavaria’s King Otto’s declining health, the czar’s Jerusalem plans, and Byron Salesberry’s peach profits. It adds actor Joseph Jefferson’s memory, Victoria’s gambling, Isabella and Mrs Mackay’s companionship, and Eulalie’s consumptive fate. It closes with a Liver Pills ad praising Warner’s Lot Cabin Liver Pills.
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Otto
Bavaria
Brazil
Moscow
Jerusalem
Byron Salesberry
Schlangenbach
Eulalie
Alfonso
Montpensier
Switzerland
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company Promises Low Rates
The Indianapolis Natural Gas Company declares it will undercut competitors with domestic store or office contracts at or near zero percent off. It adds a clause to continue supplying gas at the lowest rate even if rivals lower their prices later, and hints early customers will receive preference when supplies tighten.
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Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
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