Various World Notes On Industry Crime And Geography
Reports depict a Pennsylvania iron and steel mills revival and Blanca Colorado's goldfields boom. Police officer Christopher Gibbons arrests his own drunken son in New York. Lantry Bros. use 100000 pounds of barley monthly for the S F P R R, supplied by A E Hinton of Alhambra. An Odessa consul cites hydrophobia cases treated by Pasteur method with six deaths. Arizona spans 113200 square miles with 65300 residents and 7980 public school children.
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United States
Odessa
Russia
State Department
Pasteur
Arizona
Missouri
Mississippi
Maine
New Hampshire
Virginia
Knotty Legal Question Over Damages
A tough young man seeks legal redress after Kitty shifts from Tennessee Street to Capitol Avenue, claiming a man from Mississippi Street can no longer date her. He asks the lawyer if he can sue for damages, while the attorney weighs the case.
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Mississippi Street
Tennessee Street
Capitol Avenue
Dont Cry to Cheat a Lawyer in Town
A young lawyer in a small town with one other lawyer and a stern judge faces a stingy client who seeks free advice. The client refuses to pay the young attorney, bets a confrontation with the judge, and learns a lesson when the judge charges him for legal advice. The old man ends up paying both lawyers five and ten dollars respectively. Toronto Globe.
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Toronto Globe
Moonlit confession ends in tragedy between lovers
In pale moonlight a man presses for a vow of love, a woman balks, and a fatal reaction follows as he forces a grim oath. She collapses, then whispers a startled expletive, sealing a dire bond between them in a single shocking moment.
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Albert
Colorado River to Open for Navigation to Mexican Line
Reports say the Mexican government will open the Colorado River to navigation from its mouth to the American line, likely early December, with a river and harbor bill prompting examination of the river to its head for potential commerce in Arizona California and Nevada. The census cites 12,269,125 people in the U S with 6,067,417 owning homes and 72 percent mortgage free, highlighting widespread ownership and stability. A Texas man warns of a hypocritical creditor who allegedly deceived him by forcing repayment of a ten dollar loan.
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Colorado River
Arizona
California
Nevada
Tucson Star
United States
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Pennsylvania Iron and Steel Mills
Blanca
Colorado
Christopher Gibbons
New York Force
Lantry Bros
S. F. P. & P Railroad
A. E. Hinton
Alhambra
Uncle Eben
Texas
Massachusetts
France
Great Britain
South America
Atlantic
New York
London
Algodones
Jefe Politico
Ensenada
Yuma
Hostetter McGinnis
Kimball House
Pioneer Hotel of
Mesa
WM. A. Kimball
EAA Pammmoock Ss
Eanse
THE
Irvine CO
East Washington St
Phoenix
Ariz
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway Company
Rock Bute
del Rio
Jerome Jn
Prescott
Penh
Ash Fork
A&prr
A & Prr
Stage Line
Stanton
Congress
Wickenburg
Vulture
Calderwocd
G.W. Vaughn
V. P
R R Coleman
A Healy
Alkire D
Alhambra Hotel
Ei. Long
MacDonald BT
Stevens & Albright
Cor. Montezuma and Adams Sts
Sale Stable
Prof
van der Weyde
New York Electrical Society
U.S. Pat
P. O. Box
New York N. Y
ANN & CO
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Proadway
Tas
Cor
Center Sts
Owney
E. C. Allen &G
Box 420
Aucusta
Oldes Company
On Tonsure
Phoenix, Arizonaa
Ss. Johnson
Mesa Nursery CO
Geo. H. Keefer
Opera House Drug Store
Phenix
Stockton
Toney & Horn
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