A German American Romance Chapter 1
Herr Friedrich Wachsmuth, a Warren Street wine merchant in New York, cherishes three loves and a fourth restraint his niece Minna, his son Heinrich, the family table, and the wine business. Minna’s gentleness and hidden passion collide with Heinrich’s jealousy as Martersteig, a charming Gottingen philologist, arrives. A Hoboken encounter with a servant girl and Minna’s suspicions heighten tensions during a night at the Amberg Theater, setting the stage for a tangled domestic drama.
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Friedrich Wachemuth
Warren Street
Stuyvesant Square
Herr Wachsmuth
Minna Wincsmuth
Heinrich
Alex Martersteig
Herr Winehsmuth
Tye Jain
Nicholas Martersteig
Alex
Nick
Herr Muartersteig
Tania
Weis
Minna
Gottingen
Frankie Minna
Coney Island
Monmoth Park
Germany
Hocheimer
Martersteig
Bremen
Hoboken
Stettin
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Alex Martersteigz
Mattersteig
Irls
Nicholas
Herr Doctor
Bruckbauer
Hudson
America
Alexander
Herr Martersteig
Sno
Louisa
Louisa Niemeyer
Nicholas Matersteig
Baltimore
House of Halberschoppen & Co
Halberschoppen & Co
Wachsmuth & Schoenfass
New York House
Ha‘barschoppen & Co
Mariesteig
Rascal
Herz Wachsmuth
Heinvich
Marterstein
Irving Place
Amberg
Junkermann
Einrich
Hoboken Beer Gardens
Minnas
Herr Junkermann
Did Not Read Their Bibles Drummer Traps Ministers On Board
A South traveler's train chat with two clergymen ends in a sharp ruse. The drummer misleads them about Herod's command, prompting a final card urging Bible reading, noting that only boy babies were slain as ordered.
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Dr. Talmage
Holy Land
The
New York
Palestine
Herod
Remarkable Nose Reconstruction By Dental Specialist
A Knoxville Journal reporter witnessed a skilled operation creating artificial noses and gums for a New York City woman with a catarrhal nose collapse. The porcelain prosthesis matched her complexion after multiple experiments, inflating nasal skin and using springs for support to maintain a natural look.
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Knoxville Journal
New York City
Wild bear in Seattle home killed after intruder encounter
A Seattle resident woke to a bear cub in the kitchen with its head in a pan of cooling blackberry preserves. The bear charged as the man retrieved a gun, woke four women, and after the gunfire the man killed the animal. The bear entered through an ajar door near central Seattle, leaving the case a mystery.
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Seattle
Wash
Chicago charity mad sparks editorial clash on relief funds
The Journal attacks a proposed 1,000,000 wartime relief fund for Chicago’s unemployed as wasteful, calling the 100,000 outcry and “million-dollar madness” a fraud. It urges work and warns against street solicitations, preferring labor for all able-bodied destitute.
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Central Relief Association
Chicago
The
Journal
W. P. Read
Relief Association
Harvey
Removing Paint and Turpentine Advice from Times Quote
A Hartford Times excerpt cautions using turpentine for paint removal on hands and recommends kerosene for softness, also advising to keep brushes soaking in oil. The piece contrasts practical home renovation tips with a New York Press line about a dressmaker complaint amid a charity meeting.
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Hartford Times
Ridget
Tedex
Wayne
New York Press
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