Why Citizens' league Should Not Influence Ohio Campaign
A fragmented passage critiques Citizens' league role in state politics. It notes limited influence in city elections, references Uncle Marcus Hanna and Tom Johnson, and mentions Jim McCrossan as market-maker and Detective Adolph Asch as capable captain of detectives. Mayor Holtzman is cited as taking time to shape favor.
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Citizens’ League
Ohio State
Ohio
Marcus Hanna
Tom Johnson
Indianapolis
Adolph Asch
Sabbath Quarter Debt Leads to Early Morning Encounter
Henry Harland, while at Harvard and visiting Norwich, meets Deacon H. to repay a quarter owed. He explains paying on the Sabbath before leaving for the term. In the black dawn a mysterious figure appears by the cab, and Harland discovers the deacon had come for the debt.
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Henry Harland
Harvard
Norwich
Conn
Harland
New York Times
Man of Letters Fleeing After Punch on Thames Bank
A man described as a man of letters knocked a policeman down near the upper Thames towpath and fled. He claimed he was not a pedestrian but a congregationalist, prompting a wry exchange with a constable who eyed his Panama hat and tatters. The scene ends with the Chronicle noting the incident in London.
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Hong
Berkshire
Man of Letters
London
Chronicle
Stags bagged in Chatsworth park drive for royal visit
In anticipation of the king and queen's visit to Chatsworth, two mature bucks were selected by the head keeper and destroyed after a drive led by keepers. The herd crossed the River Derwent as quarry was driven into a separate area and the bucks were killed.
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Chatsworth
Derwent
Manchester
Courier
Rex the Dalimsi Dog Teaches Polite Farewell
A Springfield Republican tale recalls Major McFarland and his dog Rex a Dalimsi of high degree. The dog and master grew fond of each other until a sharp rebuke prompted Rex to depart in good humor. After a master advised polite farewells Rex responded with a wagging tail and cheerful return.
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Maj. McFarland
Rex
Res
Springfield Republican
The Man Who Struck the King in Parliament
The Earl of Wemyss, an octogenarian upper house member, is famed as the only man to strike the King in public. While Prince of Wales, later Duke of Cornwall, sat just before him in the Lords debate. Wemyss’s heated speech ended with a fist strike on the royal highness’s teeth, an act long noted in Pearson’s Weekly.
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House of Lords
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Echo
Pearson
A Corner for the Women and Wedded Years
A reflective piece on women and trouble in daily life, then kitchen tips using bread crusts for Brown Betty and orange butter sauce. It includes guidance on crumb preparation, a recipe for buttery crumb toppings, and a list of traditional wedding anniversaries from cotton to diamond.
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China
Revelation on the Ludlow Window Threshold
On his last day at Ludlow, Whilip Morton realizes the end of his quest for the Penton manuscript as he packs, recalling walks with Katherine and the seaside cliff scenes. The looming farewell drives a final resolve to leave Ludlow forever and finish his work.
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Wow Tay
Hanes
Grey
Katherine Ares
Morton
Renton
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Love Ends and a Manuscript Consumed by Fire
Mortan, a decisive man of action, visits the rectory to bid Katharine farewell but confesses love. She declines legal implications, fearing loss of his dedication to work. Mortan destroys a Bentoy manuscript, then confronts Katharine on a cliff where she pleads for her beloved to keep faith, as the scene ends with a shared, tense resolve.
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Mortan
Caroline
Marton
Martin
Philip
Katherina
Tim
Katharine
Abe
Helle Wade
Bentoy
Aacy “Philp
Minister Shakes Hands at County Jail Visit
A compassionate minister toured the county jail on a Sunday, greeting inmates and offering encouragement. He reached the top tier where a Black worker described his obligation to finish the job, explaining his belief that it must be done today.
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Prsoners
Darkey
Heap big Indian in land office sparks political jab
A full blood Chickasaw Indian went to the Tishomingo land office with 7 200 acres selected for himself and family in townships. A clerk questioned him in a sneering tone. The exchange led to accusations of provocation and a murder critique by the Chicago Tribune referencing Tillman and Gonsales.
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Fenimore Cooper
Somone
Bronze
Range
John Blank
Harvard
Seniol
Gongsi
Tillman
Gonsales
Chicago Tribune
The Tillman Verdict Echoes Public Outrage
The Tillman acquittal in South Carolina sparked fierce public condemnation as the jury faced scorn for freeing a alleged murderer. The Louisville Couriers Journal notes the case and cites strong evidence cited as positive and unimpeachable.
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Tilman
South Carolina
Loutaville Courters Journal
Tillman
Pickalette Green Tomato Relish Instructions
Six pounds of green tomatoes weighed, then sliced thinly. Layer with snug packing to form three layers and let stand overnight. Slice three onions, chop large green pepper, drain and add. Stir in one cup brown sugar, a rounded teaspoon each mustard seed and cinnamon, cover with vinegar and simmer until tender.
Pair of Victor Shoes Promises Great Comfort and Style
A vintage ad touts the Victor shoe pair as well made and snapby ready. It claims available in all sizes and widths and stresses value with a sale from 119-20 Maasings. The copy uses playful language to attract buyers.
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Alout
Sun Boom Bargains From Indisnepolla Firms
Readers are invited to browse the Hiner page for splendid bargains offered by enterprising Indisnepolla business houses in the Sun era column. Read and enjoy the advertised values guaranteed to bring noticeable results.
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Indisnepolla
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