Willing to Call It Square in a Street Duel
A short quarrel ends in a fight between two men. After a heated exchange the red headed man demands an apology and the other refuses, a clash ensues and the other man defeats him. The injured party then accepts the apology with stiffness.
Conductor Boots Rider After Refusal to Pay Fare
Eaton Jagalong tries to ride a trolley without paying. The conductor halts the car and ejects him after a tense argument. Jagalong sits up, adjusts his hat, and cheerfully boasts that he did not disembark.
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Eaton Jagalong
Sure It Had The Smitten Swain In Family Group Photo
A Baltimore American item recalls a courtship moment with a girl’s father testing the suitor. The swain declares confidence in their love, noting he has seen her portrait in a family group from earlier days when the girls wore jerseys.
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Baltimore American
Acknowledging a Compliment in Silent Exchange
A brief exchange between two girls features a compliment about skin color followed by a wry retort about dirt showing easily. The dialogue contrasts praise with a sharp reminder of perception and prejudice.
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Julia Marlowe
Beent Hill Takes Flight To Wolfert’s Roost Perch
The piece notes David Beent Hill declaring a move and hinting at a new post at Wolfert's Roost as part of his ongoing efforts to promote his venture. The wording emphasizes his departure and new lodging location.
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