Local Happenings and Holiday Visits Across Cities
Local items note C N Yogi of Lancaser visiting his parents in the city, the Hoses in Veveland Mis visiting relatives, and Hayes returning home from school for holidays. Several weddings, moves, and engagements are reported, including Miss Ella Amschutz baptized and a granite monument illumination. Local politicians discuss election support paths and a draftsperson appointment in Lynn. A large wedding feast accompanies Arnold Steinacher’s wedding with Miss Mayme Crooveton.
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Marie Steinacher
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Tie Wredteo
Mayme Crooveton
Lewis Boerogea
Chasing Aguinaldo in North Luzon
General Oris reports colonels Hare and Howz were one day behind Aguinaldo on the 17th as he pushes toward Aparri. Four American prisoners freed, Lieutenant Gilmore still held. Dagupan to Maria train service resumes, and North Luzon roads reopen by January 1.
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Liberal Gifts to Western Reserve University
H. M. Hanna donated twelve thousand dollars to endow a chair of medical jurisprudence at Western Reserve University. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mather provided twelve thousand dollars for the library book fund. Prof. F. B Williams, formerly of Harvard Law School, was named professor of the law school.
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Associated Press
H. M. Hanna
Western Reserve University
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Harvard Law School
East Greenville Christmas Tales and Small Town Trials
East Greenville reports a frisky horse injuring its owner, a mine idle due to cars, a Christmas night program at the Reformed church, and local injuries. Nearby items note a highwayman incident, holiday visits, and social notices as residents prepare for holidays and return home.
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Harvey Herkweimer
Berkweimer
Dr. Campbell
Hast Greenville
Canada
Thomas Mellon
Massillon
Thoumas Mossop
CrysTal Spring
Eureka
Reformed Church
Margaret Reed
Krieger
Thomas Lindsay
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Pauls
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Leo Brimger
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Koen
Alvin Crummel
Barberton
Elmer Cunningham
Thomas Mossop
Jack Boyd
Maud Bickman
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John Colier
Asylum Notes Highlight Holiday Preparations and Staff Changes
State hospital prepares a festive program for patients with Christmas gifts and decorations by LD S Kirk and Frank Edelman. A Canton musical family will perform as Patient Albert Anderson urges Shakespeare. Staff changes include W. E. Hanson leaving for Deer Lodge and H Haekin Jr en route to Cincinnati and New Orleans. Training classes for attendants organized under Dr Findley and Dr Manchester with Wise’s nurses text used.
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No Change There Beer Prices Stand Yet
A saloon scene unfolds as a customer argues with the bartender about fly screens patent rights and new products. The dialogue shifts to changes, with the steady reply that beer remains five cents a glass, while other items fade. The exchange ends with jokes about skeleton photos and old-pride quips from Cincinnati and Detroit papers.
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George Washington
Detroit Free Press
Echo of the Future Voice from the Stairs
A dialogue fragment centers on a young woman lingering at home as her mother and others discuss chores. The mother asks her to close the gate and to request an extra quart of milk from the milkwoman if she sees her on the tug, citing a household need for baking.
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George
Mr. de Home
Difference of Opinion in a Wealthy Family Exchange
A rich uncle hands money to his spendthrift nephew and warns that a fool and his money are soon parted. The nephew questions the adage, claiming he has earned the money by working for it, reflecting a humorous misquote from Harper's Bazar.
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Time and honesty shape public careers, a blunt view
A quoted dialogue from a 19th century column discusses how truthfulness affects public life. It notes that a man who consistently tells the truth might not advance beyond a notary, reflecting social norms about honesty and ambition. The piece uses satirical tone to explore career consequences.
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Washington
Notary Public
Slarper
Bazar
Two College Graduates Meet Old Friends at Work
In a Texas listing a conversation unfolds between Rev Dr Discord Why and Jack Scraggs. Scraggs pitches for a league club earning $3,000 annually while Discord Why preaches at a chapel for $1,000 yearly. The exchange highlights their different paths after college.
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Jack Scraggs
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Texas Sistings
Wronzy Man and the Weather Man Encounter
A beggar pleads for aid before a weathered wayfarer in a brief Chicago Post vignette. The man dismisses the plea, telling the beggar to seek the weather man instead on this day.
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Mendicant
Wayfarer
Chicago Post
He Felt for Them First Convict Dialogue
In this Detroit Free Press excerpt two convicts reminisce about their past crimes. The first notes Jullus showed much feeling for his fellow man while the second reveals he previously worked as a pickpocket, highlighting a contrast between harsh reputations and personal sentiment.
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Cully
Detroit Free Press
Untitled tale of Adam and Eve amid a measles scare
A folklore style tale recounts Adam and Eve in a land struck by a measles epidemic. Eve remains unafraid, aided by Adam-Judgy, as the couple faces the public health crisis.
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Love
Eve
Veto Fights Over Family Visit At Mrs Newbride’s Home
Mrs Newbride declares family plans to visit are blocked by a veto from Charlie. The suitor argues he wants love for herself alone, recalling their engagement as a test of devotion while the scene unfolds at Tarpers Bazaar.
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Charlie
Very Likely Excerpt from Puck Cartoon Dialogue
Aunty Hamsted visits her Fifth Avenue cousins in Reubenville and quips about a dog barking loudly. The line suggests a bustling street scene with locals reacting to noises as a characterization moment in the humor magazine.
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Reubenville
Fifth Avenue
In Doubt. Fe on the hotel piazza in Life
The scene presents a flirtatious street moment with a girl expressing unease about unpredictable electric lights and the risk of an abrupt kiss, reflecting early 20th century manners and urban ambience.
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