Ruth Hanna Rides Astride in Fashion of a Boy
Miss Ruth Hanna, daughter of Marcus Hanna, aged sixteen, is described riding astride on a thoroughbred horse. The piece portrays her as a pretty girl with blue eyes and light brown hair, noting her long-standing preference for riding astride, the attire she wears, and comparisons to the era’s fashion shifts. It highlights her independence in dress and riding style and references her father’s prominent political influence.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marcusj Alwolds Hanna
Hanna
Ruth Hanna
Ruth
Hanns
Rutha
Norae
P Letoria
Misanthna
Miss Hanna
Oreo
Mia Velue
Mina Hanna
Lndy
Miss Hanne
Mark Hanna
Hanga
Mira Ruth
Public discussion ends amid diplomat denial
A reliable report notes the discussion terminated as public opinion is questioned. The speaker rejects diplomacy, declaring no interest in being a diplomat and vowing not to stop with certain terms.
Pole planting clash on Central avenue in Jersey City
Superintendent Foley pushes a city pole project on Central avenue between Hutton street and Sherman place. Store owners Gregory and Murphy objected, a Chinese laundry proprietor armed with a fat iron intervened, and property owner Kaltenhorn ordered the workers off as a crowd gathered. The pole was moved several times amid the dispute.
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Foley
Jersey City
Central Avenue
Hutton Street
Sherman Place
W. D. Gregory
Gregory
Eugene Murphy
Mra Kattenhorn
Bloomers and the Quick Lunch King in Publicity Stunt
West Virginia populists back Nat Ward Fitzgerald of Sierra Alta after Imac C Halphanyder withdraws. Fitzgerald, famed for a New York quick lunch restaurant called the Climax, popularized bloomers for his waitresses last November prompting a street crowd and police action. He was arrested by Captain Thompson after a disruption outside the restaurant.
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Vucaney
Imac C. Halphanyder
Govenor
Popullista
West Virginia
Nat Ward Fitzgerald
Ierra Alta
Oere
New York City
Washington
Morse
Nasaau Street
Promine Mtice
Kilttis Moulton
Fitzgerald
Thompson
Oak Street
Fiegerald
Minda
Othera
Atoré
Ulm
Ruth Hanna in a masculine riding dress on Lakewood estate
The article describes Ruth Hanna, known as Mark Hanna's girl, riding in a masculine riding costume on her Lakewood Lake Avenue estate near Cleveland. It notes her riding discipline, attire, and independence, with references to Miss Hanna’s public attention and lifestyle in wealthy Cleveland circles.
Demolished Wheel Incident Sparks Household Turmoil
In Indianapolis Journal style narration a stubborn father breaks his daughter's bicycle after spying her late rides with a chum. The tale shifts to a long-winded, gossiping recap of hunting, birds, and a soggy outdoor day, ending with a night of wet clothes and a chilly aftermath.
Shooting Reedh.Ads A Day’s Sport in Patapsco River Marshes
Baltimore Sun recounts a marsh shooting trip on the Patapsco River near Long Bridge. A market gunner and companion boat to a field, chasing snorters amid millet and dense weeds, with dog help and rugged clothing as they bag birds at dawn.
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Patapeco
A & Waap
Ald
O'Brien
Sili
Pataysca River
Baltimore Sun
Millet
Patapsco
Longbridge
Spohtsman
St. Sudowy
Florida
Tantalus Manages Frustrating Promise Then Tree Delivers Disgust
In a terse scene Tantalus mocks a politician figure as a tree produces fruit beyond reach. The Tres condemns hollow promises while a sickly tremor runs through Tantalus, revealing disdain for unmet expectations and social critique.
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Tantalus
Tres
Tamtalus
How to Hold
Two girls discuss attending a Christian Endeavor meeting this evening and mention the topic to be discussed is how to hold.
A Queer Case and George Welch in New York
A case about George Welch of New York described as having his entire tongue moved though not completely removed. Despite the alteration he can still converge orally with near normal movement and retains his sense of taste after the operation.
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George Welch
A& New York
A Summer Rhyme From Chicago Record
A summer verse speaks of seashore and mountains amid dreams of ocean and lake. The speaker guards expenditures as cash in pocket dictates restraint, planning to buy only one hammock to relax in a back yard setting.
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Yiewa
Chicago
Fractured overheard exchange on a missing pocketbook
A New York World snippet records a brief street conversation in which a man requests a woman to lend him a dollar until tomorrow after revealing he cannot find his pocketbook. The exchange is noted as a sharp, quick interaction with a hint of embarrassment.
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New York World
Impossible visitor rouses Ohio Republican rumor
A terse exchange notes an acemiric visitor who drew questions about identity. Jones names the guest as an Ohio Republican who refuses a job, sparking a brief, speculative remark in the room.
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Jones
McKinley
Smith
Ohio
Puck
Fragmentary Dialogue Trolls In Noisy Pub Scene
A jagged exchange features Hardened Hannigan and Drowsy Dunnigan discussing an unnamed “angel cake” and a pink war cat. The fragment hints at a surreal, tavern conversation with quirky, mocking lines.
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Hannigan
Muaingly
Puck
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