Barbara Malloney Enchants Man From New York Visit
In Mount Vernon a dashing Chicago-born man, John Amidon, travels to find his friend Dick Malloney, only to meet Barbara Malloney and learn she is his cousin not sister. Barbara and Amidon fall for each other, leading to plans for a summer romance and a wedding with Richard Jr as best man. The piece blends light comedy with a vignette of social mixing in a sunny spring setting.
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New York
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Washington
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Amidon
Richard Malloney
Malloney
Amildon
Richard Malloney, Jr
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Barbara
Maloney Junior
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Richard” Malloney
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Lost Dime Provokes Lesson On Values At Astor’s Office
A man visiting John Jacob Astor’s offices declines a $100,000 investment, then searches the floor for a dropped dime. He remarks that a burned building is common, but one who throws away ten cents should search for it, linking thrift to common sense.
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Gompers Denies Labor Vote Buy and Political Office Claims
Washington July 31 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor denounces the charge that he would deliver the labor vote to a party He says organized labor is honest and can choose its support He rejects political office and says he has nothing for sale Hitchcock Republican chairman says no plan for a personal campaign against Gompers.
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Samuel Gompers
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Gompers
Taft statement denied and Ohio saloon tax changes
Hot Springs Va July 31. Taft secretary refutes circulated claim that Taft said a dollar a day suffices for any workman. Ohio auditor records show 458 fewer saloons in the state since January 1, with net revenue decline of 397 207.19 but $4,909,950.12 more tax from the Aiken tax than in 1905.
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Bee sting death reported for Pollock in Mansfeld area
Mr Pollock, seventy one, died after disturbing a bees nest in his haymow. The incident occurred several days ago but details remain unclear as reports vary about the exact timing and cause of death.
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Laban
Mr. Pollock
Aeby
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