Pauline of New York and Denver in Paris pursuit continues
In Paris, Pauline of New York and Miss Pawling confront tension as Dick Denver and Colonel Bot Arect pursue clues with the prefect. The group faces danger, romantic entanglements, and political intrigue as a rescue plot unfolds amid October weather.
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Proverb Advice: Stick to Your Trade in Painting
The piece argues that people should stick to their craft and not attempt others’ work. It notes painters, farmers, and shoemakers misapply effort, while paint manufacturers rightly blend pigments with power mixers. It laments DIY painting less effective than proper professional methods and emphasizes choosing ready prepared paints.
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Who is Clement H Staples In Cape Elizabeth Meeting
At Cape Elizabeth annual voters meeting two names for moderator surfaced Henry S Jorden and Clement Staples Republican and Citizen. A loud nomination speech failed to reveal Staples background as the crowd waited. The heckler in back finally asked who Staples is remarking he might bite.
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Piece of beef humor cures with Cuticura remedy in 1905
A consumer from Newark New York reports suffering a severe skin humor below the knee for years. After trying a doctor without relief the tester used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, bathing daily and applying six to seven boxes. Within three weeks the humor cleared and has not returned.
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Church to Quit Business in Salt Lake City Buyout Plans
The Mormon church plans to exit business in Salt Lake City as UL’s Salt Lake holdings are to be acquired by a $25,000,000 group. The proxy sale follows the LA Salt railroad sale for $405 million, affecting traction interests, banks, sugar factories, a large mercantile institution, department store, and many small enterprises. Joseph F. Smith says religion separates from business as converts gain footing, ending church involvement in commerce.
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Czar and Douma Clash Over Deputation Reception
In St Petersburg a bombed parliamentary camp followed a note from Peterhof stating Emperor Nicholas would not receive the deputation and that the address must come through the ministry of the court. Mouromseff called a parliamentary meeting as leaders sought to calm outraged constitutional democrats.
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Tobacco company loses in Massachusetts Supreme Court decision
Boston reports the Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld a state law protecting traders from unfair competition. The Continental Tobacco Company faced the ruling after an agent was found guilty of selling to certain dealers on better terms to steer others away, violating the statute's intent to prevent exclusive jobber deals.
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Slays His Tormentor in Self Defence
Marietta resident John West, 30, lay wounded in hospital with a heart condition after a confrontation with John Buck who opened fire. Buck, now at large, fled as neighbors formed a posse to pursue him following earlier assaults on Buck’s house. Buck allegedly faced threats from West and companions who pelted the home with stones. West reportedly fired after stones began to threaten him, with Buck escaping on foot into the woods after leaving a note claiming he planned suicide.
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Rate Bill Passes Senate in Rail Road Reform Vote
Washington reports the Senate passed the railroad rate bill by a near unanimous 71 to 3 vote after 70 days of debate. The bill empowers the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix rates, investigate unjust charges, award damages, and enforce orders with penalties. Amendments extend court jurisdiction and clarify carrier responsibilities across a broad definition of transportation.
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