Noted romance entanglement on Coast line party
A fragmentary synopsis from Courmabs describes Carrent Coast a New York youth who hires a man to an unnamed cant party. The plot centers on love triangles involving Kath and Mackatoch, with Coast attempting to convince Kath that Mackatoch is unworthy.
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Carrent Coast
New York
Olymnesia
Iugina Hackatock
Mackatoch
Kath
Bridge Night Ends in Murder and Flight
In a tense bridge party, Van Tuyl's temper erupts triggering a fatal confrontation. Blackstock shoots Van Tuyl after a drunken quarrel, then contemplates surrender as Coast assists. Dundas and Const confront the wreckage of a dangerous evening, while the distraught guests face the aftermath.
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Trunt
Constaut
Van
Truat
Dundas
Blackstock
Truax
Tim
Comat
Sle
Conat
Roy
Uttle Dundas
Bin
Coast
van Tuvyl
van Tuys
Hiack Flock
Cardlehorn and
Blackguard
Katherine Thaster
van Tuy
Bad
Dundas Wee
van Tur
Hackstock
Missouri delegates named to National Civic Federation meeting
Missouri Thirtynine to Attend Federation Section at Washington D C Jefferson City, St Louis, and other points appoint delegates to the National Civic Federation. Names include Charlee New arl secretary of commerce and labor Frederick Wo Lehmann attorney general and several senators and representatives from Missouri and neighboring states.
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Federation
Washington, D. C
Jefferson Cltver Hadley
National Civic Federation
Washington, D
Charlee Newarl
Commerce and Labor
Frederick Wo Lehmann
Caliclion
Hartboldt
Wl Tin
Cold Comfort for Mother in Grant Birthday Dinner
General FD Grant at a Washington birthday dinner in New York recounts a Young Boston Tory who stayed neutral in the Revolution and never returned home until the war ended. The tale notes cold reception on his return and a mother’s grief as she tried to explain his stance to a meddling neighbor.
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FD Grant
New York
Boston
Howton Medler
Missola Leads in Zine Weighing Survey
A misread OCR fragment discusses the Caled Sigtes survey and a distributor’s statement regarding ore treatment and trade figures. It mentions the United States, spelt iron and metallurgical outputs, and final figures differing from preliminary estimates.
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C LL
Step the Parr The Heart of a Hers OF O Ret
Fragmented OCR text about a ceremony or ritual, with scattered phrases and names. It mentions a temple and a king Miltoe Chartedt Taw, referencing marriage or betrothal and duties. The readable portions suggest a historical narrative or poem fragment with uncertain context and many garbled terms.
Supreme Court ruling on Hadley era mining suit
The court rejected the Hadley administration challenge in a case involving Minequil Incife Wabash railways and the Pacific Express company. The decision favors the state's prior attorney general's contention, upholding the title. The opinion addresses property and railway interests linked to the Jefferson City area and the Missouri river corridor.
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Gov Hadley
Minequil Incife
Wabash Railways
Pacific Express Company
Supreme Court
Bane
Opicton
Syrup of Figs and Ear of Senna Offered for Sale
A vintage ad fragment notes Ladies painted on package fronts for genuine Syrup of Figs and Ear of Senna. Sold by leading druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
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W.L. Douglas
W. L. Sendias
Missouri Beanty Assessors Convene in Rockport Next Year
Missouri State Association of Beauty Assessors holds its twelfth convention, electing W. M. Phillips as president of Monroe County, James H. Jones as secretary of Cole County, and Carl Willee as treasurer of Callaway County. Montgomery City notes a recall of the Danville courthouse bond vote of 26000 dollars proposed for the county court meeting.
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Moberly
Missouri State Association of Beanty Assessors
Yeat
Rockport
W. M. Phillips
Monroe County
James H. Tones
Cole County
Carl Wilee
Callaway County
Montgomery City
Iltle
Court House
Danville
Drummers to Meet in Sedalia 1913 Convention Dates
Sedalia hosts a gathering of the Missouri Drummers and Roosters groups as they set the convention dates May 30 and June 1 in Sedalia for 1913.
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Sedalia
Mia Wouri Drummers’ Association
Roosters
Ule
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