North Carolina Bond Dispute Over South Dakota Purchases
Governor Glenn challenges reports that South Dakota plans to buy more repudiated North Carolina bonds. He urges Congress to condemn such actions if true, while South Dakota officials deny any new purchases and say proceeds will not fund further buys.
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Glenn
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South Dakota
Congress
South Ca Hola
Western North Carolina Railway
Jim
United States Supreme Court
Martin
South Thiota
Martha
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Glen
Sad homecoming ends in double tragedy for Vosburghs
In a New York Weekly tale a young wife plans a cheerful homecoming for engineer husband Will Vosburgh. A depot accident claims him and the wife dies of grief beside his lifeless body, leaving their baby Ned to play beside the parents’ bloodied scene as mourners gather.
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Old Darling
Will Vosburgh
Mr. Hoffman
Will
O S
Marsden
A Homily for Novelists Andrew Lang on Their Responsibilities
Lang argues novelists should entertain without corrupting morals and avoid pretensions of great public power. He cautions against sensational life details and urges reliance on authentic sources rather than fiction with a purpose. The piece also critiques readers who seek truth from novels and stresses separating business from pleasure.
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London
Sodom
Lot
Medcicine
Oxford
Loch Levenn
Budlandshire
Siekens
Charles Reade
Duke of Marlborough
Henry Hsmond
America
Mr. Norris
In the Shadow of Shame Inspires a Silent Accord
Olive Dumbarton seeks to prove Bostock innocent as Inspector Mackworth contemplates a witness from Hixton road. A tense night unfolds with a telegram, mistaken gloves, and a plan to clear a man she loves while grappling with betrayal and sorrow.
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David Dumbarton
London
Mackworth
Hixton Road
Dumbarton
Headwick
Muckworth
Olive Toumbarton
Valerius Galbraith
Olive Dumbarton
George Bostock
Valerius
Lide
The Bostock Case Dramatizes a Confession and Cure
In London a publisher named George Bostock confesses to murder, sparking a nation news frenzy as Mrs. Drumburton and Inspector Mackworth debate guilt. A surgeon operates to save Bostock’s life, stirring public speculation about innocence and punishment while Olive Dumbarton hopes for proof of Bostock’s innocence through further inquiry.
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Jed Bostock
Mae Mackworth
Shawn
St. John’s Wood
George Bostock
Mr. Galbraith
Tondon
Great Britain
David Dumbarton
Ronance
Bostock
London
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University Hospital
Delas
Sir Pugin Ttate
Sir Pugin Yate
Sir Pugin
Jem
Olive Dumibarton
Experts move to Kansas oil fields for investigation
Washington officials say the department of commerce and labor starts a probe into the oil industry with top bureau of corporations investigators. Secretary Metcalf asks Congress for 6100 more funds to complete the inquiry as telegrams pour in from supporters nationwide.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Kansas
Bureau of Corporations
Metcalf
Congress
Campbell
H. R. Jones
Magistrate Rogers Faces a Curious Philadelphia Visit
A youthful looking magistrate in Philadelphia, Magistrate Rogers, confronts a burly Irish woman who interrupts with blunt slang. The exchange ends with the woman noting her surprise at the judge’s height and dignity, departing after stating her business.
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Philadelphia
Rogers
Gowan
Wren
Joodge
Philadelphia Record
Emancipation Debate Sparks Question on Equality
A dialogue contrasts views on women’s emancipation and male superiority, asking how equality can exist if men claim leadership. The exchange reflects tensions over gender roles in a historical context.
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