The Calf Bible Club Night of a Reckoning Tale
Judge recounts a case of misjudged guilt from a Miller hotel murder. A jewelry seller Conway is found dead. Miller is condemned, but Buck Everett confesses later that he killed Conway. The confession to Judge Dennett clears Miller in a pivotal courtroom revelation in a long, cautionary tale about evidence and justice.
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Cali Bkin
Judge Dennett
Tong
Miller
Stealug
Rose
Conway
Jonathan Miller
Pope
Robert Conway
Buck Everatt
Riley
Fle
Buck Everett
Miller's Hotel
Inigo
Buck
Judge
Calf
Congetehe
Diel
Br W. Gi. Chagmini
New Superintendent Named for Capital War Building
First Lieut Ulysses S Grant grandson of President Grant and a West Point graduate has been named superintendent of the state war and navy building in Washington D C He comes from the corps of engineers replacing Capt John H Poole who is to study at Fort Leavenworth The new officer has served at the engineer school W Washington barracks on river and harbor work near Boston and has married Miss Hoot daughter of Senator Hoot of New York.
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School of the Line
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army Corps of Engineers
Naval Corps of Engineers
Navy
Lieut. Grant
West Point
Wambington Barracks
Roosevelt
Boston
Misa of Hoot
Senator Hoot
New York
Hottest Place Debate Spurs Summer Tweet
New York notes the revived contest between Yuma and Needles over the hottest spot in the United States. The quarreling is light and both towns seek bragging rights as temperatures rise from April into September.
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New York
Yuma
Needles
Arizona
California
United States
Mercury
Needles Needles Hotel Exposed To Harsh Desert Heat
The Needles California area endures extreme heat much of the year with 120 degree days and nights staying brutal. Locals describe Mojave and Colorado deserts shaping a health resort built to lure winter visitors while summer heat remains intolerable. A new hotel aims to exploit the season but relief is scarce as fans and balconies fail to tame the blaze.
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Colorado River
Colorado
Mojave
Yuma
Neodles
Needles
Teport
New York
Breadline Children in Chicago Highlight Hunger and Charity
A line of hungry, varied children in Chicago waits at a large bakery for bread and leftovers. Some see charity and progress in the scene while others view it as a critique of economic order and social systems.
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Chicago
Indian Kedgerie Recipe Note From Mrs Clinton
This recipe from India, found popular with friends worldwide, uses equal parts halibut and rice. A red pepper spice adapts to country taste. Cook fish and rice separately, then combine with a cream sauce and pepper to finish.
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India
Clinton Lacks
A God Beginning for a Dinner Fruit Salad
A pleasant dinner starter features a mix of drained fruit in small glasses with sherry and pulverized tea. A pleasing combo includes berries, pineapple and oranges with optional grape fruit and seeded grapes, though the latter adds little value.
Dolly's Freckles and Modern Cookery in One Note
A fragment blends a verse about Dolly with a kitchen column arguing menus must balance nitrogen via beef, mutton, eggs, fish or beans plus fat and starch. It stresses hygienic, well cooked meals using green vegetables and fruit, and warns against overcomplicated planning.
Feating Flour Quality Test Described in Fragment
A fragmented historical note describes flour color and texture tests, noting yellowluh-white flour, a dry patter on the face, and how stickiness and shape indicate quality. mentions sourness and squeezed presentation as factors in judging flour.
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Koener
Ms Innocence
Sandford
Ovary
Wolf
Charles Poindexter
Episcopalian Church
Mito
Girandson
Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
Corps of Engineers
United
Whigh
Ariz
Cal
Jane
Dolly
Sity
Polly
Nyon
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