The Hinderers Verse Satiric Canvass in N Y Independent
A cryptic poem from The New York Independent features lines about hindering progress and caution in social reform. It laments cautious souls resisting change while hinting at reformers who might rise and share in future gains. The piece evokes a period voice with dense allusions to duty and nation.
A Bit of Diplomacy Marian Proves Herself Heroine
In a seaside hotel parlor Marian endures scolding humor from Milward and flirtatious gibes as Jerry helps win her favor. A mouse scares Milward, a prank advances courtship, and Marian’s calm heroism during a later sofa discovery shifts Milward’s view. Jerry seizes the moment to imply Marian’s bravery earns a medal.
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Jerry
Marina
Merian
Marias
Marian
Nan
Derry
Tam
Jerry Milward
Uncle
Nate
Darling
Milward
Marion
Miss Gardner
Jerry —Milward
Forged Paintings and Other Modern Frauds Exposed
A long report warns that at least three quarters of so called old master paintings are modern forgeries. Courbet type workshops in Geneva produced authentic‑looking classics, with dealers often complicit. Cautions buyers to demand verified histories before purchasing.
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Courbet
Mr. C. 8 Hall
Art Journal
N. ¥. Ledeger
Robbery plan derailed by a mother's mercy and remorse
An outlaw recounts a botched burglary aimed at a suburban home with a mother and two girls. A kind-voiced woman and her children spurred the suspect to abandon the heist, the dog was released, and his partner raged as the inmate reflected on his mother’s death that same night. The tale ends with the outlaw continuing to roam but renouncing crime.
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Bowlly
Milward
Ike
Cirla
Jerry
Inc
Ma‘rian
Innonder Milward
Marian
Langley
Betty
Bel Hawk
Bee
Bill Doolin
Tim
Will
Mart H. T
Tilt
Leard
Bill
Hilt
Detroit Press
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Ketty
Mr. Milward
N. Y. Sun
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Tibaldo
Detroit Free Press
Fliegente
Blatter
Carl
Jenie
Henri