Love and guilt entwined in a banker’s daughter
In the aftermath of a bank robbery, detective Wilson confirms Morley’s deep involvement while recovering bonds and exposing Jackson as the principal thief. Morley’s death softens the truth, Florence reveals papa’s link, and Nelson vows devotion as a reconciled couple faces a restored future.
Untitled tale ends with vow and happiness
The narrator recalls a past connection, revealing enduring love with his wife. She gratefully accepts his lifelong affection as they share a quiet, starry night and look forward to a future free from disturbance. The piece closes with a serene, contented conclusion.
Forbidden Tears in an Office Typewriter Pact
A seasoned boss offers a rigid employment deal to a young female typist. If she is not satisfactory, she must leave quietly on a note with no protest or tears. He recalls a prior female employee who cried and caused workplace disruption, asserting men fire with less drama but promises a chance if she never weeps.
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Mr. Perry
Morley
Nelsonville
Sunset Hill
Mr. Morley
Florence
Jackson
Papa
Nelson
Wilson
Skinner
You
Chicago Post
That Folding Bed Still Haunts Hotel Guests
A polite uptown hotel clerk offers a guest another room until morning but the guest refuses, objecting to a folding bed. The clerk notes prejudice against folding beds, recalling past tragedies when beds folded and crushed occupants, yet asserts modern folding beds include patent catches to prevent such accidents.
Folding bed prejudice and travel rates in 1901 Lamar notice
Excerpt recalls opposition to folding beds and confirms widespread disdain among travelers. Also includes Santa Fe excursion rates and all year tourist fares to Grand Canyon of Arizona, Phoenix, Prescott, and Hot Springs Mex. Public land contest notice in Lamar Colorado, Sep 3 1901, with Dec. 6 hearing date.
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Chicago
Lamar
Colo
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Phoenix
Prescott
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Phenix
Hot Springs
Mex
la Junta
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
U. S. Lanp
Coro
B. F. Cooper
Jesse L. Ruse
United States Land Office
Colorado
C. Frost Lickett
U.S. Land
Grince
Coip
Stephen Scott
William Guy
Jacob Chism
Edward Gordon
R. A. McKibben
W.A. Mepriuy
Register
Fragmented schedule snippet from a timetable
Readable pieces show times such as 4:20 a.m. 3 12:6 a.m. 7 5:23 a.m. 30 a.m. 83 Frt 9:20 a.m. BL Fre 2 20 p.m. 1. 11:54 p.m. 2:58 a.m. These fragments indicate a damaged timetable with inconsistent formatting and missing labels, offering only scattered clock times.
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Twineburgh
Horace Jackson
America
Sylvester Morley
Perry
Howard JA. Yost
J. B. Lippincott Co
Murat Halstead
WM. McKinley
THE
Lamar Register
Washington Post
Eliza Tabor
G. J. Garvin
U.S. Lanp
William Joyce
U.S. Land Office
Frost Liccert
Santa Fe
Cann
Lamar, Colorado
Jjemver
Denver Republican
Henry Bon Durant
R. R
Great Plains
Fewkes
Sant
J. 3. Hasty, M
Goodale Block
Granby Hillyer
Lamar, Cotorano
Goodale Building
J. K. Doughty
Bent Bik
East Main St
John
Horn
Attorney-at-Laur
Office In Land Office Bldg
W. A. Merrill
Lamar, Cololado
S. Wilson
Irwin
Opera House
M. L. Conwell
East Main Street