Return of Harold Robling Ends Years of Suffering
In a Fireside Companion story, Dora recalls a cruel master, her stepfather Squire Halsted, and Harold Robling, who vanishes after a harsh past. Harold returns wealthy from California, faces family opposition, but publicly asks Dora for her heart. Dora, once a servant and confidante, accepts marriage, finding happiness with Harold.
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Squire Halsted
Harold Robling
Harold
Mrs. Robling
Mrs. Halsted
Mr. Halsted
Belond
Hem
Little Goose
Tim
Herold Robling
Squire Steawens
New York
Dora
Cook
California
New Youre
Panyee
Eggle
Chet
Vervant
Squire
Inheritance tax shows broad continental reach and local effects
The piece compares Gould estate taxation with international and American benchmarks. It notes nearly every civilized country imposes inheritance tax while U S and Chicago examples vary. It cites Mrs A T Stewart, Henrietta A Lenox, and William H Vanderbilt as notable NY cases, and estimates Gould tax eventual total and a $10 000 comptroller fee.
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Gould
France
Italy
England
Ontario
Victoria
American Commonwealths
Chicago
Cook County
A. T. Stewart
Henrietta A. Lenox
William H.vanderbilt
New York City
Wind damage leads insurer to propose wind generation clause
Damaged by wind report shows wind caused no direct loss to a horse yet the insured demanded immediate payment. The Inter Ocean notes a Chicago insurer's wish for a wind event clause like those used for electric plants, limiting liability for wind generated in the insured property.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
At the Museum Exhibit On Coast Fishing History And Trade
An exhibit scene describes historical displays about early fishermen and coastal industries. It mentions boats, gear, canneries, and processed fish products with models of ships and harbors. The layout includes a panoramic view, screens with coast sketches, and a lighthouse trophy, highlighting global fisheries and related resources.
Doings at the Fair at the World’s Exhibit
The Great Fisheries Exhibit from Norway and Australia provides displays of fishing boats tackle and fish products at the World’s Fair. Norway showcases its fisheries leadership while New South Wales outlines a plan to export rather than import fish, highlighting a 650 mile coast and new companies forming to develop a fishing industry as part of the fair.
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Hicago
Norway
Buch
Society For
New South Wales
Pugh
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