Not this Lady Not This Lady
A dramatic scene unfolds with Annie Jeffries vowing to free her husband from Captain Clinton and the Tombs. She confronts the captain, rejects police lawyers, and declares she will hire Richard Brewster to win an ex ex judge's help, while asserting her father and Brewster could change the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowart Jeffrion
Baker
Robert Underwood
Wintent
Talo
Xambler
Underwood
Howard
Alicia
Allcia
Fia Ting
Afela
Tie
Aulelde
Demann
Xood
Norwood
Wood
Allela
Anters
Tomisse
Alice
Clinton
Degren
Anais
Jeffries
Jenkins
Annie
Cportroom
Richard Brewster
Judge Brewster
Brewster
Constitution
Woot
Aante
Sheart
Whd
Capt. Clinton
Sensational News Hunger Drives City Papers
The American crave dramatic front pages and gripping details even if events are mild. Editors chase big tales from fires to robberies, while quiet days leave the metropolis dull and the Tari debate offers the only riveting topic.
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Giance
Dica
The Jeffries Murder Case Enrages New York Society
Annie Jeffries, wife of Howard Jeffries, confronts banker Jeffries at his Riverside Drive mansion amid a sensational murder case. Reporters chase a quick verdict as the press hypes the crime and a powerful family faces public disgrace.
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Assrugla
Robert Undergrood
Eociely
New York
Howard Jeffries
Clinton
Howard
Robert Underwood
Bernstein
Yellow Press
Broadway
Pawer
Underwood
Jeffries
Cal
Tront
Fitzgeralds Summary on Marriage and a Poet Translated
A quip from Eadward Fitzgerald, translator of Omar Khayyam, about marriage as a stand at the desk. He jokes to friend Miss Churchyard that matrimony is like a bonnet demanding a walk, a playful if antiquated view. The exchange reflects 19th century literary wit.
State News In Brief Reports Kidnaping and Murders Across Wisconsin
A state roundup notes George H. Davis and wife surrender to detectives in Chicago after warrants for kidnapping. numerous incidents include deaths from gas, a boxing tragedy, a gypsy gathering near Kenosha, and a bomb blast in Sugar Camp. Also covered are robberies near Eau Claire, a university hire, a murder conviction escapee captured in Ripon, and civic notices in Kaukauna and Madison.
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Enowta
George H. Davis
Bimble Brothers
Teda Coughlin
Am Kenosha
Tilinots
Wisconsin
Neenal
William Markett
Herry Johnson
Johnson
Tr Tg
Markett
Kénosha
Anna Ut
William Fyatt
Chile
Fred R. Tripp
Sugir
Oneida
Tripp
Sugar Camp
Eau ° Claire
Alexander Conseller
Seattle University
Green Bay
John Parmentier
Wiliam J. McGinnis
Otto Toone
Winifred Abrams
Juli Pat* Mentior
H. N. Murphy
Gotliss
St. Paul Road
Ripon
Frederick Hunter
Northern
Dabbash
Northwestern
Charles Allen
Hunter
Fond du Lac
Kaukauna
Richard Coulon
Annabel Childs
Coulon
Childen
Madison
Alvin P. Kletzsch
McGovern
Milwaukee Hospital For the Insane
Galesville
Leonard Stellpflug
Mendota Court
Iron Garment Evens The Sleeve Ironing Board Invention
An Ohio man introduces a folding ironing board for sleeves. The baseboard supports a hinged sleeve-shaped section held at various levels by a hooked securing point. The device allows sleeves to be ironed flat and smooth without creases, fitting into small spaces for easy use.
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Shirewater
Ohio
Beef Heart Stuffed In A Rich Gravy
A method for preparing a beef heart with a forcemeat filling of crumbs pork parsley and onion. The heart is sewn and simmered in weak broth, then returned to sauce with gravy and lemon juice, finished until browned and served with extra butter and pepper.
Fejed Salt Park Culinary Note
A fragmented kitchen instruction describes slicing meat, dredging, frying until crisp, draining fat, then preparing a white gravy with flour milk pepper and salt. It emphasizes steps for moistening with cold water or milk and finishing in a hot, dry fry pan.
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Hall
Currant and Oatmeal Blacuit Recipe
A damaged OCR recipe describes currant and oatmeal biscuits with flour fat milk brown sugar currants and butter. It instructs mixing warming currants, forming a paste, kneading with oatmeal and sugar then shaping and baking on a greased tin for about twenty minutes.
Finnan Haddie a la King
A dated recipe describes Finnan haddie as a popular chafing dish. Boil the fish until done then flake with a fork. Butter a chafing dish, add mushrooms red and green peppers and chives, sauté three minutes, add fish, then a gill of cream with beaten yolk, blend and serve on toast.
Polishing Metal Utensils In Historic Guide
A historic text describes polishing methods for copper brass tin and other metals. It instructs applying BOAD with a damp Goth and sprinkling with horns for copper, using kerosene for cleaning brass, and making chalk paste with juice for rubbing.
Vinegar Uses for Sour Milk and Cream
A brief guide notes vinegar can sour milk or cream by adding about two tablespoons to three quarts of milk in a warm place for sour milk. Cream can be soured similarly. It also mentions soda in cake or blancmange can be offset if too much was used.
Souttie Potato Roses and Egg White Foams
A recipe fragment describes beating the whites of two eggs, stirring into mashed potato, then folding with a batter to form rose shapes. The instruction notes shaping the rose batter and baking or drying until the final form is airy and decorative.
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