Governor Arthur Triumphs at Parade as Morrison Crumbles
In a dramatic turn at Harrisonia centennial events, Governor Arthur faces down Carroll Morrison amid a bribery plot tied to the personal liberty bill. Morrison capitulates after a staged sting by editor Waldemar and adviser Jones, with Nick Karboe’s shutdown warning looming.
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the Universal
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Columia
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Governor Arthur
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Gale
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Nick Karbee
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Warritsonia
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Linder
Harrisonia
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Harrisonia Evening Bell
Caproll Morrison
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Karhoe
Nick Karboe
A. Jones
Astor Court Temple
New York City
Governor's Box
Mr. Morrison
Spencer Street
Agency of Destruction
Harrison Street
Er— Universal
Mr. Waldemar
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Faust Legend and Goethe Opera History
A compact review traces Faust from the German legend to Marlowe and Goethe, noting early printed versions, Gounod’s later opera as a composer’s masterpiece, and the popular stage appeal of the tale. It also includes a curious explanation for bows on the left side of hats, tied to open-air use and gusts.
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Johann Faustus
Germany
Philip Gegardi
Maust
Hades
Helen of Troy
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Marlowe
Doctor Faustus
Goethe
Gounod
Reckless Assertion About Servants Sparks Bet
A proud mother declares her daughter needs three servants. The future son-in-law replies he cannot provide them but vows to prove she can exist with only one. The exchange centers on proving a philosophical or humorous point about sufficiency.
Editor Dr. Davie A. Gorton Famous for Little Sleep
The late Dr. Davie Allyn Gorton long edited the National Quarterly Review and the Medical Times. It is noted that he averaged four hours of sleep daily, from 2 to 6 a.m., a regimen he maintained into age eighty three, at which he died.
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National Quarterly Review
The
Medical Times
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Nurse Laura Taylor Makes a Sunday Rescue
In a quiet suburban scene Frank Wickham and his nurse Laura Taylor become entwined with family life. Laura saves Mr. Wickham with swift medical aid when he swallows poison by strychnia, earning the elder’s praise and Frank’s engagement.
Dessert Spoon's Lament Over Rice Pudding Dinner
The Dessert Spoon complains about the dinner menu saying rice pudding will be served tonight while it must go upstairs to give Jack his cod liver oil. The anthropomorphic utensil voices a childlike protest in a playful vignette.
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