The Flight of Fancy in Chalzy Hillside Home
Fancy, a 45 year old solitary resident under Harriet, is drawn to Edney, the man she fled from 25 years earlier. A dramatic garden escape leads to a midnight proposal as she returns to his side via the high fence and an awaiting automobile.
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Fancy
Sues
Nanciés
Lizzies
Harriet
Chaley
Congress River
Wal
Eliza Tevitt
Pat
Pan
Raney
Farrier
Chalzy
Capt. Ward
Walland
Edney
Iancy
Free Streetcar on Price Hill in Cincinnati
A single old fashioned mule drawn streetcar operates daily from 6 AM to midnight on Price Hill in Cincinnati. Passengers ride for free along the incline route, with the Cincinnati street railroad company owning the franchise and keeping the car running to preserve its charter.
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United States
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Bismarck
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
Roosevelt Adds Fourappoints in Washington
Washington Sept 27 The president appointed Harry A Butler chief engineer in the revenue cutter service Urban Harvey first assistant engineer in the same department and William Loeb Jr Roosevelt's private secretary to be assistant secretary to the president
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Washington
Harry A. Butler
Revenue Cutter Service
Urban Harvey
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Judge White's Words to Assassin Czolgusz Sentencing
In Buffalo on September 27 Justice White condemned Czolgosz for killing the president. He declared guilt, cited witnesses, and sentenced Czolgsz to die in the electric chair on October 28.
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Judge White
Assassin Czolgosz
Buffalo
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Czolgosz
Jus
Tice White
Czolgoesz
White
Amusements at the Park and Empire Next Week
The Park features In a Woman's Power with a Hoosier politician and a counterfeit gang tale plus a famous flying train robbery scene. Kathryn Osterman headlines at the Grand with On the Stroke of 12 and At the Old Crossroads streams Southern plantation drama. Watson's Oriental burlesquers visit the Empire with strong comedy and dance.
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the Park
Kathryn Osterman
Virginia
Arthur C. Alston
Watson
the Empire
Ollo
Blaze at M. Clune & Son furniture plant damages cotton and felt
A blaze of about 350 dollars started near midnight Friday in the sorting room of M. Clune and Son's furniture factory at 1402 S. Meridian Street. The watchman saw flames from a window and raised the alarm, allowing firefighters to respond swiftly and prevent heavy losses as the fire consumed felt and cotton.
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M. Clune & Son
Death of Wyatt S Hopkins in Brownsburg
Wyatt S Hopkins age about 200 died at his daughter Mrs G A Johnson home in Brownsburg after an operation for cancer in Indianapolis. He had been a businessman in Indianapolis and was a dealer in livestock. His brother Attorney W Hopkins of this city will conduct the burial in Brownsburg Saturday afternoon.
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Wyatt
Fern-leat Club Sets Sights on Sixth Title
The Fern-leat club pushes toward a sixth championship as players practice and plan for upcoming competitions. Key members influence strategy while coaches emphasize consistency and team depth to secure the historic six title run.
Swirl of Society and Society Notes
Rev C E H Bacon returns from Europe next Tuesday. Mrs Charles D Johnson hosts a whist party next Thursday. Mrs John W Jones left Thursday for California to visit her son Louis Weslyn Jones. Rev and Mrs Charles Lasby hold a reception next Monday evening at Central Avenue M E church parlors. Ladies aid society of Third Christian church hosts tea Friday at Charles Thornton's 1216 Broadway. Weddings: Miss Bess Hunter and Bert Hill in Covington. Miss Emma Boesch and Charles H Turner in Richmond. Theresa Levy leaves Sunday for Cincinnati due to ill health. Mr and Mrs William McFarland celebrate sixty second anniversary with family. he is 87 and she 79.
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C. E H. Bacon
Europe
Charles D. Johnson
John W. Jones
California
Louis Weslyn Jones
Charles Lasby
Central-ave. M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Third Christian Church
Charles Thornton
Broadway
Covington
Bess Hunter
Bert Hill
Chicago
Richmond
Emma Boesch
Chrles H. Turner
Theresa Levy
Alabama St
Cincinnati
William McFarland
Baraboo News Briefs Reveal Disappearances and a Death
Baraboo Wisconsin, September 26. Rev. E A Mueller of the First M E church has disappeared. He was single and is believed to be involved in a love affair. Judge William Neal of Cicero, a Hamilton County pioneer, is dead at age eight.
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Baraboo
Wis
E. A. Mueler
M. E. Church
Mueller
William Neal
Cicero
Hamilton County
Store briefs reveal stock notes and price contrasts
A fragment from the store page mentions Nicholl's Golf Clyde cheese prices from $1.50 to $2.50 and notes a shopper with four Christmas gifts left. It also advertises leather case Toilet Bottles from 40 cents to $4.00 and praises quality tied to manufacture and merchandising. The football season is highlighted via M. T. H. S. team imagery in a football guide and toilet sets are promoted as attractive bargains.
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Michigan
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Fern-leat
Preacher
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Oxford
Seys, Worsteds
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Meltons
Members Merchants’ Association
West Washington Street
National Furniture CO
Indiana
Cent
See Our
Cook
Star Store
W. Washington St
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Buk
Nicholl
Golf Clyde
Football Guide
Chas
Aye
Wasy
DR. J. Je
E. Ohid
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