That's Eagle's Nest Pass Passengers Witness a Western Romance
In a sunset ride through the Rockies Jess meets Raleigh Sayres, Deerfoot Works superintendent, just as train riders stage a bold express robbery. Jess saves nothing yet but becomes the unwitting heroine when the satchel of gold hidden under her skirt stays undisturbed. Raleigh reveals the gold and hints he plans to tell Tom McQuaid soon, promising a shared future in Eagle View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izola Forrester
Eagle’s Nest Pass
Jess
Rockies
Tom
Deerfoot
Lamson Center
Manhattan
Express
Cystems
Eagle View
Sawtooth Ranch
Tom McQuaid
Raleigh Sayres
Deerfoot Works
Reardon
Portland
Dr Cook Captivates East Berlin Audience On Arctic Tour
Arctic explorer Dr Cook lectured Tuesday in the Beerhalle Berlin before a mixed audience of scholars and scientists who praised the talk. He noted cordial German receptions, recalled Heidelberg egging incident, and announced plans for twenty May lectures before returning to New York on June 1. He denied reports of rotten eggs in Copenhagen.
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Berlin
Dr. Cook
Great Beerhalle
Cook
Heidelberg
Neckar
Jena
Bonn
New York
Flaked crab on toast with white sauce and eggs
A simple serving idea uses canned flaked crab meat heated in a rich white sauce. Include hard boiled eggs cut into pieces and place the mixture over toast for a hearty dish.
Bank cashier’s broad defalcation drains half a million
Frank T. Arnold former cashier of the First National Bank at New Berlin has defaulted on funds and securities totaling near or over 500000. He acted as treasurer for St Andrew's Episcopal Church and St Andrew's Cemetery Association and even misused Sunday collections. Disappearing funds include village cemetery 900 Water Commissioners 1800 Beardsley estate 10000 forgery note and more. Arnold is removed from his mansion and may be confined after a brief period in his niece's bungalow. All property is deeded to the bank.
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UTIGA
N. Y
Frank T. Arnold
First National Bank
New Berlin
Arnold
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Water Commissioners
Beardsley
St. Andrew's Cemetery
Cat Attacks Child in Mother's Lap in New York
Mrs. Rose Kossman watched a dog fight with a cat near her Norfolk Street home as her four year old daughter Clara sat in her arms. The cat leapt into the mother's lap and clawed at the child, then clung to the girl's leg. The parents flung the cat into a crowd of about 500. the mother fainted. Clara was taken to Harlem Hospital for several bites on her leg cauterized.
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New York
Rose Kossman
Norfolk Street
Clara
Hmsband
Har Mo- Tiah Hospital
Avenue A
Second Street
Questions Employers Ask When You Seek Jobs in Cities
The Rev. Dr. John T. Stone notes employers vary by city asking different questions. Boston asks what he knows, New York what he earns, Philadelphia who his grandfather was, Baltimore for dinner, Chicago what he can do. He cites three men: yesterday, today, and tomorrow, praising the man of today as essential for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tlb
John T. Stone
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Phone Girl Stricken Blind at Switchboard in Atlantic City
Ethel Hiltner, seventeen, a Bell Telephone Exchange operator in Atlantic City, called Dr Marcus from her switchboard Thursday afternoon and reported an incident. The fragment describes the event but lacks full details of outcome or cause. Further notes are needed for complete context.
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Atlantic City
Ethel Hiltner
Bell Telephone Exchange
Dr. Marcus
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Greenstreet
A Richmond woman testifies five years of kidney trouble and back pain faded after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She urges others with kidney problems to seek the same remedy, noting the product is available for 60 cents at all stores.
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H. H. Greenstreet
N. 18Th St
Richmond
Doan
Blind Miss Hiltner Fails To Recover After Boardwalk Injury
Miss Hiltner, once under Dr Marcus care, went blind after a renewed nerve injury from flickering Easter rush lights at the boardwalk hotel. She had worked briefly for the company and refused rest, risking a permanent position. Recovery is uncertain, with a long treatment ahead.
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Boardwalk
Miss Hiltner
Titanic Victims Unclaimed Bodies Arrive In Halifax
Sixty unclaimed bodies of Titanic victims arrive in Halifax aboard the Mackay Bennet and lie in a morgue as authorities and relatives seek identifications. Embalmed remains await possible interment with limited hope for identification location. Colonel John Jacob Astor and Isidor Straus remains prepared for shipment to New York. Straus claimed by Maurice Rothschild, Astor by Vincent Astor and Captain Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Mackay-Bennett
John Jacob Astor
Isidor Straus
New York
Snow
Mr. Straus
Maurice Rothschild
Colonel Astor
Vincent
Captain Roberts
Astor
John Powell Interpreting Liszt And The Sings Of The Soul
John Powell takes the stage to interpret Liszt in a powerful piano recital. The master musician transfigures chaos into a language of the soul as his fingers weave counterpoint and climactic cadences. The circle in attendance reads the theme of love conquering death through music, elevating instrument to a conduit to heaven.
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John Powell
Liszt
Plans for Republican convention seating released
The arrangements committee for the Republican national convention will convene in Chicago May 1. Ten seating plans for 1908 are prepared. Executive officers will sit near the south end with 1,000 delegates ahead, alternates behind. Main floors and galleries open to visitors with 376 seats reserved for the press near the executive platform.
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Chicago
Speecial
Thase
Witty clippings pull from editorials and jokes
A compilation of humorous newspaper snippets from various papers. Items poke fun at Taft, fashion, aviation, marriage vanity, and social trends while noting oddities in public life. Names include Danville Register, Ledger Dispatch, Staunton Leader, Petersburg Progress, and others.
Taft Victorious in Massachusetts Primary Returns
Complete returns from 350 towns show Taft ahead in Massachusetts presidential primaries by 3 973 votes. Roosevelt wins eight delegates at large by about 9 000 votes. In the Eighth District Taft gains two delegates by a slim margin, 6 708 and 6 704 to Roosevelt 6 701 and 6 608, leaving the district tied 18 to 18.
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Boston
Mass
Taft
Massachusetts
Jonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Eigteen
Amok Dow Declare Stance on Tafta Vote
Fragmentary report shows two individuals making a strong steamy declaration against voting for Tafta. The text appears garbled but signals resistance and intent to oppose the Tafta measure amid limited readable details.
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Tafta
Kroosen
Returns show Taft ahead in Massachusetts presidential primary
Early returns from Massachusetts indicate Taft leads in the presidential primary with a plurality and 34 delegates contested. Roosevelt takes eight delegates at large and five congressional districts, while Taft carries remaining districts. 9 votes go to Taft. Recounts may follow in four districts as results from 20 cities outside Boston show Taft 28,049, Roosevelt 24,589, La Follette 644, Clark 9,766, Wilson 4,293.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Taft
Roosevelt
Colonel Felt
United States
Winthrop Murray Crane
John L. Bates
Lucius Tuttle
John W. Weeks
Samuel J. Elder
la Follette
Clark
Wilson
Cardui praised by West Beden woman for common ailment
Mrs. Sarah Dillinger details four years of suffering from a woman’s ailment and credits Cardui tonic with restoring strength and ability to work. She notes her daughter’s partial improvement after one bottle and urges others to keep Cardui for weakened vitality. The ad invites letters to Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a home treatment book.
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West Beden
Sarah Dillinger
Cardui
Cardus
Household Tips and Dress Details From A Past Era
A magazine fragment describes kitchen upkeep for glassware and textiles. It covers washing glass with ammonia, brushing and drying porcelain, washing oriental rugs, silk blouses with soap and methylated spirit, and bran water for tussore silk. It offers recipe ideas including a banana celery coconut salad and breakfast rice with sage cakes, plus a luncheon toast with cheese and tomato sauce. It closes with fashion notes on a house dress, Bulgarian embroidery, and drawnwork on linen and a Hamburg yoke.
Local tailor warns of future clothing orders
Dialogue shows Sir Augustus Lackeash pressing a tailor about future clothing orders while his son reports being allowed to run by for three years, prompting a cautious reply from the tailor about urgency.
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Sir Augustus
Tater
Paris Takes Up New Colors on Gowns
Paris shifts from red to Jade and malachite green as bold, veiled tones for gowns. Veiling with white or pink tulle tones the upper bodice to suit the face, or a dark green veil replaces black. Jade and malachite stones offered for trimming and ornaments.
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Paris
The Tunic Fashionable in Spring Fashion Shows
The tunic remains a Vogue staple for spring, flattering and youthful in effect. It appears on many of the newest gowns though length varies from knees to mid calf, adjusted to suit each wearer.
To Dye a Straw Hat and a Diner Tip Tale
Instructions on dyeing a straw hat with dye or black paint are given. A dining scene follows with a waiter demanding a tip and threatening to shout if the customer is unhappy. The waiter asserts the tip as a guarantee of dining peace.
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Fae
Tutt
Heseven
Niece
Urs
Losisville
A. Sabel & Sons
Marine
Doclon
Androld & Druggists
de and Murine Eye Remedy Co
Daisy Fly Killer
Dwalers
Kent
Lee Harold Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brootips
N.Y
Smyrna
Indian Rug Company
Carlisle
Putnam Faceless
Guimer
Strais
Union
Delgats
Wilkesbarre
Danville
Petersburg
Martinguike Times
Hamilton
Enterprise
Connecticut
Herald-Courier
Anansas Club
New York World
Abraham Lincoln
George Perkins
George Washington
George
Courier-Journal
Clyde
Maacon News
Rock Island
Topeka Journal
Cleveland Leader
Dayton News
Boston Globe
Rochester Herald
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Kansas City Journal
Victor
Sead For New Art
Stevens Arms “Tool Company
P.O. Box
Cileepes Falls
Mrs. I
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
MR. House
W. S. Tanner Paint CO
Pickmond Ve
Woman’s Department
King
Tunis
Hamburg
Vick
U. S
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