The Late N Pearce
A Chicago artist recounts a strange tale of being killed in 1901 and waking in New York in 1906 with no past identity. He learns his wife remarried and his children had new lives while he spent five years legally dead, then seeks clues to his vanished past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Middle West
Chicago
Madison Street
State
New York
Ife
Myles Wordyce
Myles Fordyce
Mr. Pearce
Comical Exchange Over Love's Demands in Talkative Scene
A prankish Mian-like speaker pleads for unbridled affection and rejects love as a duty. A playful response from a witty counterpart follows with teasing exclamations and flirtatious banter, creating a lighthearted dramatic moment.
Hughes Predicted Victory for Hughes in 1908 Election
Col George Harvey, in April before any state backed a candidate, forecast Hughes as Republican nominee and predicted a Hughes victory. He listed states with likely Hughes wins, projected electoral totals, and a likely Hughes majority, with a final note that Hughes surely wins.
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New York City
George Harvey
Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Col. Harvey
Vwre
Mr. Hughes
Tata
Machusetts
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Barca
Aetna dl Rs
Tirestein Centems Iisarv
Elie GS
Chick Aaron Called Slaver in Federal Slavery Case
Ilenry Aaron a colored porter in a local barber shop was arrested this morning by U S Deputy Marshal Kh J Anderson of Sioux Falls on the Mann White Slave Act charge. He will be taken to Sioux Falls this evening for federal court trial. The government says he transported Lucile Smith from Sioux City to Sioux Falls for immoral purposes. Aaron is a well known city character nicknamed Chick and has worked here for years with little police trouble.
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Ilenry Aaron
U. S
Marshall Kh. J. Anderson
Sioux Walls
Sioux Falls
Aaron
Lucile Smith
Sioux City
Siouxalls
George Sr. Soter
Chick
Jie
Relief Fund Tops Two Hundred Dollars for Armenian Syrian Aid
Contributions to the Armenian Syrian relief fund reached 221.50 with a final push urged for Mitchell and surrounding county. No general canvass, funds received at city banks or by treasurer CG T McGrew, closing Sunday with church and Sunday school collections.
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CG. T. McGrew
Mitchell
New York
Thirst Church of Christ
Sclots Garten
Miiniens
Rebekah Ocs
Glenna Eee
Mitchell Knights Templer
R. L. Kelley
Jinx Follows Man to Death in South Dakota Farm
Joshua Connor a Clark county farmer hanged himself in his barn amid mounting financial troubles. A note stated he felt himself slipping into insanity and preferred death. Mrs. Connor found him after a neighbor’s absence. he was 43, a Kingsley Iowa transplant, and lately unable to pay land debts. He leaves a widow and three stepchildren.
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Clark, S. 10
Joshua Connor
Clark County
South Pakota
Kingsley
Isis
Cattle Train Collision Kills Fourteen Animals
A stock train on the Northwestern road near Belle Fourche, South Dakota, plowed into a herd owned by Sheriff True after turning the cattle out to pasture. Fourteen cattle were killed and others injured in the wreck with the moving train.
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Belle Fourche
S. D
Sheriff True
C R I P P L E D T E A M S I O U X C I T Y T O U R
Dakota Wesleyan travels to Sioux City to face Morning Side with many hurt or unusable players. Key veterans out and rookie replacements fill the gaps as the Maroons seek a high scoring display while hoping to keep the Coyotes low. The squad lists Weatherby Fox to end and Grace among backs with Wilder at quarterback.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Sioux City
Shale
Wilder
Grace
Coyotes
Dakotans
J. C. Loman
Maroons
Methodists
Weatheway
Fox
Harkness
Wolcott
Steiber
Card
Williams
Mare Phinney
Witt
Case
Deller
Kaye
Bunt
Thompson
Labor unions urge withdrawal from Boy Scouts in Boston
AFL state branch adopts resolution calling union members to remove their sons from Boy Scouts amid reports that Charles Jackson of the Greater Boston council advised scout masters to prepare boys to withstand postwar political aggression. The warning described unions as savage and bitter after the war.
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Boston
Mass
Boy Scouts
American Federation of Labor
Charles (. Jackson
Greater Boston
Robber Strips Mill of Copper in Deadwood
Residents tracing an idle Imperial Mining mill spotted a strange car and led to two suspects DeColon and Burns arrested with stolen copper brass valued about 150,000 dollars. They deny involvement as investigators note the looting occurred over weeks.
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Deadwood
S. D
Imperial Mining Company
DeColon
Burns
Quarterly financial report of Davison County South Dakota 1916
Auditor and Treasurer attest to the accuracy of the county financial condition. The report lists assets including school funds, bank money and loans, and liabilities with warrants, bonds, and total liabilities. Signatures of Chas Fowler and M. Crampton affirm sworn statements dated October 20, 1916.
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South Dakota
Davison
Chas
Fowler
Davison County
Chas, Fowler
Yas
Itsiy Tol Et Eeeton
Leeds
Eds
PTT
South Dakola
M. Crampton
J. M. Crampton
Bandits Rally Loot as Victims Robbed and Beaten
A laborer was attacked and robbed early today, with a gang targeting workers in a series of robberies that netted nearly $3.00 last night and into today. Police pursue leads as residents fear further violence in the area.
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Een
Steamer Grounds at West Point Near Seattle Harbor
The lighthouse keeper at West Points near Seattle reported a large steamship aground this morning. The vessel’s identity was unclear though it appeared ocean going and not in immediate danger. Later the steamer, possibly the Senator, drove off the beach seemingly undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
West Points
Seattle Harbor
Prohibitionists Hope Five Congressmen In Days
Prohibition candidates led by Charles I Randall of California hope to increase numbers in Congress next March. Prophets predict Randall’s re-election and the election of James S Edwards H E Kershner and KE Lobeck to the House, with further bids in progress.
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Senate
Prohibition
Charles H. Randall
W. G. Calderweed
Howard &. Kershner
Charles I. Randall
House of Representatives
Washington
Randall
California
Jas. S Edwards
E Kershner
Kansas
KE. Lobeck
Minnesota
Frills blouse and straight skirt fashion note
The article details a blouse with prominent frills and a straight plaited skirt suited for odd waist or simple coat suits. It specifies fabric choices like serge for the skirt and crepe de chine for the blouse, plus material requirements for medium size.
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N. Pearce
Frank A. Munsey
By Rob Reed
M’nagny
Scott
Ted Robinson
Willoughby
Harvey T. Hughes Bleek
Yoor
Wilson
Peay Tine Publican
Ngominie
SH Hughes
Deleware
nGscos
Maryland
Mr. Wilson
Ead Reno
Bology
Carey Es
Ivoual Ee Ria Meisels
Romtmaky Oi
Fee
Arizona
Colorado
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Reoor West
Lucille Smith Broom Sloan Cipy
Jinx
Man
Clark Parmer
Arter
Wesleyan
Branch OF
Labor Peperation
Robber
Imperial Mill
Black IL
St. Paul
Minn
J. A. A. Burnquist
Minnesota National Guard
Stranger
Minneapolis, Minn
Auditor's and Treasurer’s Quarterly Report
S. Cattrell
Spal
Sitiere
Sohouol
Lund
Pyeases
Perm
Mtrs
Shea Eee
Lense
County Institute
Abriry
Mt. Vernon
Sithian
Sch
Mtgs Ee
Scmnoogied Sae
Seconstsee
Teebslererets Seth
Gohs
Jabot Rills
May Manton
BH Morris
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