Not a Success Aims for Sly Bridal Tour Routine
A comic tale from the Arkansaw Traveler recounts a newlywed couple Henry and Mollie who plan to act distant on a train trip then rekindle affection amid mock jealousy. misunderstandings unfold with the conductor, a young woman and an uncle, leading to a reconciliation and public affection that causes an amused onlooker to dismiss the scene as the sickest bridal affair he ever saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckson
Henry
Mullie
Mollie
Eule
Arkansaw Traveler
The Druggist’s Pleasure Boat in Chicago
A dialogue in National Weekly notes Chicago druggists and millionaires aboard lakeside vessels. Dale plans recreation on a boat he can handle, clarifying it is not a yacht but a Peruvius bark, contrasted with rich creditors’ leisure aboard yachts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weekly
Pankey
Cavalry Drill At West Point Captivates Officials
West Point training displays thrilling maneuvers as cavalrymen perform precise pad pickups under fire, leap barriers with sabers, and ride bareback at full speed. The spectacle features jutting uprights, suspended rings, and a dynamic sequence of jumps, slashes, and acrobatics that showcase coolness and skill.
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West Point Academy
War Department
Rownl
Webster at Marshfield and his famed speeches
In Marshfield Webster planned many speeches including the Bunker Hill address. The tale recalls his line to a trout fishers crowd and a story of a sailing boat spotted off Marshfield. The secretary of state misreads a fast smacking craft and jokes of an office seeker, noting a lighthouse keeper suitor from Scituate.
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Marshfield
Webster
Bunker Hill
Oime
Scituate
Ben
Perley Poore
Boston
Come Again Come Again
A humorous vignette in a newspaper office shows a stranger asking for the editor. The tough visitor wielded a club of twenty new subscribers, provoking nervous reactions from the editor and a strict command to bring the man upstairs.
Piomas Clerk By Frank J Tuomas Deputy
The brief item lists Piomas as clerk with Frank J Tuomas as deputy. No additional context or details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJS
Piomas
Frank J. Tuomas
A. S. Thomas
Frank J. Thomas
Washburn v Smiths in Kansas Circuit Court
Complainant Juliette M. Washburn sues Stephen S. Smith Mattie J. Smith William H. Smith and Smith their wife in the United States District Court of Kansas. The filing seeks relief stemming from alleged disputes among the parties and requests judicial action as appropriate under federal procedures.
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Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
Juliette M. Washburn
Labette County
Kansas
Stephen S. Smith
Mattie J. Smith
William H. Smith
Smith
Bassett & Erkins
Lawrence
Douglas County
State of Kansas
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Emon N. Jonnes
Lowlacille
Crai Gronard
Waste
S.S
Nancy Jo McConaughey
Ashe Grove
T Tt Cancer Co
Tad
Swift
Grornes
Resner Manufacterine Co
Smithfeld St
Pittsburg
Passaur
Ij A
L. D
America
Monty
S.jefferson St
Chicago
Ely
Peaseiate
ELY Bros., Druggiste
Owego
Tut
Luyties
Pharmacy Co
ST. Louis
Kan
Leonard & Hamlin
Dougizl
Columbus
Cherokee County
J. H. Blythe
Selig
Winthrop Street
Madam McGee
Oak St
Kansas City
Love
Standard Silverware CO
Mass
Home Mfg. Co
Oston Mass
P.O
Portland
Maine
Oakwood
Park Row
New York
E & CU
Broadway
New
HH. Warnerr & Co
Porthind
Stinson & Co
Stinson &Co
Omaha Medical
Capitol
Ae Ray
Mtima
Jose
NOL Communications
Coedential
Addresa
Surgical Institute
Cor
13Th St
Capitol Ave
Omaha
Neb
ARK
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Brockton
Iitk
Toledo
Mich
Michigan
THE
York Nursery CO
Fort Scott, Kansas
Indred
Feckent
Nervita
C.J. Mason
Nassau Street
Mathey Caylus
Paris
London
Trask
SHORE
Desiineo
H. P. Hubbard Co
H. P. Hubbard
New Haven
Conn
Poun
Chicaeg
Illinois
John H. Noales
Jane Noales
Charles Osmon
Osmon
Charles Osamon
Osuion
Bassett & Perkins
Persom
Lawrence Weekly Journal
A.G. Foster
L. S
David J. Brewer
Louisa Welker
Enoch Welker
Doane
Earl
W. C. Spang
Dove Ins
Said
Alfred Peake
County of
Eben Baldwin
Benjamin P. Lamberteon
JASHS
Mary Lambertson
Dovtoias Country
George K. Huyett
State of
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