The Third Degree a Novel by G W Dillingham Company
A fragment references the 1900 copyright by G W Dillingham Company for The Third Degree. No plot details are provided.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
3
Social clash and a court case in a Yale circle
Howard Jeffries a banker's son falls under Robert Underwood's influence and marries a gambler's daughter. Amid a city salon debate a lawyer plans a suit against Capt. Clinton for police brutality while Dr. Bernstein extols psychology's use to law and medicine. The scene sets ongoing intrigues and a continuation.
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Howard Jeffries
Robert Underwood
Yale
Howard
Annie
Alefa
Astraria
Award
Underwood
Jeffries
Alicia
Mr. Jeffries
Brewster
Gogner
New York
Russia
Clinton
Teelinton
Dr. Bernstein
Judge Brewster
van Dyke
Capt. Clinton
Bernstein
Rich Musical Soiree Attracts Judge Brewster And Guests
A decorated reception room glows with lights and flowers as notables mingle. Judge Richard Brewster arrives to praise and speaks with Alicia about a music case, while guests discuss weather, servants, and society chatter in a vivid social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Brewster
Richard Brewster
Henry Clay
Alicia
Bee
Parvous
Sen
Moonlight Sonata Legend Behind Beethovens Famous Title
A tale says Beethoven overheard a humble house's yearning listener and agreed to play. He improvised by lamp light, the moonlight filling the room, and created the mood later linked to his Moonlight Sonata. The story centers on a girl’s wish for a fine concert and the composer’s impulsive performance.
Senator Depew Praises Advertising Legacy in Cotillion Speech
In Washington at a bachelors cotillion Senator Depew lauds advertising's reach and future growth. He imagines a stormy voyage where a captain cites "Punk's Pills" and Cann's Cool Liver Of Light appearing on the horizon as signs of progress in commerce and culture.
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Senator Depew
Bachelors’ Cotillion
Washington
Gibraltar
Le’ward
Rok
Unclear dialogue on baseball slang and salaries
A dialogue oddball exchange jokes about a first baseman nicknamed McGoozler. The characters debate his status as a slave and his salary of three thousand five hundred, then quip he could wash bottles in a pop factory for seven a week if freed.
That Mighty Pen. Man makes a goose of himself with one
A quote from the Christian Register notes the superiority of man over nature, stating nature demands many quills for a goose while a man can create a goose of himself with one quill.
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Christian Register
Failed plan to raise mulatto daughter as white ends in tragedy
In Philadelphia a mother who posed as her daughter's servant to hide mixed ancestry and support an opera dream dies alongside her dead daughter after a gas-suicide pact. Detectives link the motive to social race ideals and a Baltimore father once known as the policy king.
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Philadelphia
Mary F. Harmon
Quaker City
John Moon
Baltimore
Moon
Central Foils Robbers In Midnight Bank Job
W L Good a Farmers Ranch Texas phone operator was gagged and bound in his chair but triggered the town bell switch to alert residents. Robbers seized the bank and telephone exchange at midnight, escaped after shots were exchanged, taking about 1500 dollars while leaving 60000 dollars behind.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
W. L. Good
Farmer's Ranch
Engineer's error risks head on collision near Macon
A Georgia railroad passenger train bound for Augusta misrouted at a four way junction three miles from Macon. The switch was set to the Savannah track, placing the train on a potential head on collision with another train. The engineer stopped and backed to the junction before continuing to Augusta.
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Macon
Georgia Railroad
Savannah
Augustus
Augusta
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M’m
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