Policing the Police and the People’s Lobby
A historical critique argues for a nonpartisan, capable people’s lobby to oversee honest legislation and keep corruption in check. It laments the erosion of press watchdogs by associations and calls for a reformed, independent public advocacy free from sensationalism.
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Law and Order League
People’s Lobby
Washington
People's Lobby
House of Representatives
The Poet Riley’s Rise From Medicine Wagon to Fame
Talent recounts James Whitcomb Riley’s ascent from tail end of a patent medicine and concert wagon to popularity. It notes his early writing on country papers and his debut as Ben F. Johnson with The Old Swimmin Hole and Seven More Poems, plus a White House recital past.
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Riley
Ben F. Johnson
Johnson
James Whitcomb Riley
Nye
Blackstone
Cleveland
White House
Seumas MacMant to Read from Irish Tales on Tour
Irish writer Seumas MacMantly arrives in Mount Charles after three years away. He plans readings from prose and verse and lectures on Irish wit, humor, fairy lore, and the state of old Ireland, aiming to excite interest alongside his literary notes.
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Seumas MacMant
Mount Charles Cot
Gladstone
Ireland
Land Transfers Highlight Wenatchee Area Deed Activity
A sequence of real estate transfers shows Henry Schubert to John B McKee for two lots in Wenatchee, W J Malloy to McKee for a third lot, and multiple other conveyances involving Chelan Wenatchee and surrounding plats. Transactions include parcels in Gibson add Chelan, Woodring plat Mission, Entiat Fruit lands, and Ralston Leavenworth additions with prices ranging from 1 to 23,000 dollars.
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Henry Schubert
John B McKee
W J Malloy
Nob Hill
Frank Novotny
W N Hunt
Gibson
Chelan
Mission Canal Co
I W Sherman
Woodring
Mission
Julius C Harvey
Samuel Harris
Entiat Fruit Lands
Anna L Hanan
C C King
Sec
J B Fosdick
H W Wentworth
Chelan Falls
Wash & G N Ry Co
Henry E Motteler
C T Dixon
Seyne
Edwin L Brunton
Henry C Barker
Brunton
Andrew Robertson
John Erickson
Wig
Samuel Elvey
Ely
NP Ry Co
Julia Underwood
Amos Edmunds
H. W. Wentworth
Dora A Jones
Percy F Scheble
Wen
Jas H Chase
Olga McCartney
Frank C Smith
E J Delaney
Thos C Coombs
Sarah A Wright
Murray & Co
R P Webb
Geo S Converse
Thos Hendricks
J E Graves
WR Wilson
M Horan Et al
A G
Pratten
H O Bardin
Ellis Ford Co
August C Krause
Lena Nelson
Garden Home and Wen
OR Dahl
Aurelia Crown Mines Corp
Stehekin
Albert Walker
Chris Hansen
Ralston
Leavenworth
CE Graham
Dan Gensinger
Widows and the Afterlife Echo in a Spiritualist Tale
A widow seeks consolation after her husband’s death and contacts a medium. In a séance she asks if the departed John is happy and in hell, and the reply is yes he is far happier, prompting reflection on grief and loss.
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John
Helen
Inevitable Heaven Question Echoes Childs Mischief
A Milwaukee Sentinel humorous quote recalls a little girl's remark on morality. After her mother warns her heaven awaits only if she behaves, the child responds she has already attended two theaters a party and a circus and cannot go everywhere.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Elastic bands prompt medical scare at Harrington store
A Boston visitor asked for elastic bands used to support female garters in a Harrington dry goods store. The head clerk was frightened and two doctors attended him after hours of effort, but he remained alive.
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Boston
Harrington
Irving and His Father Sir Henry In Stage Review
Critics compare Henry B Irving to his father Sir Henry highlighting both likeness and limitations. Some call him promising though unripe while others note genius lacking warmth. Elsewhere a Hongkong mill project to be powered by electricity aims for 600 horsepower and 8 000 sacks daily with 300 Chinese workers.
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Irving
Henry B. Irving
Sir Henry
Henry
New York Evening Post
New York Times
Sun
New York Tribune
William Winter
China
Hongkong
Miss Sartoris Marry into Notable Hereditary Line
The Miss Sartoris who just married descends on one side from General Grant and on the other from the Kembles, a family including Mrs. Iddons. It is noted as a remarkable heredity combination in the lineage.
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G. E. Lamb
P. Davis
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wash
Pine
Emil Frank
Prop
OPERA
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Wall Street
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Sun Yue
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