Upton Sinclair Novel The Money Changers Sparks Wall Street Storm
Review details The Money Changers portrays Wall Street magnates as corrupt, detailing characters like Stanley Ryder Dan Waterman and Lucy Dupree. The plot links a major October panic to power struggles and blackmail amid Gotham Trust, Montague and Waterman interests, with scenes aboard a yacht and extortion fears.
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Wall Street
Upton Sinclair
Ottober
New York
Lacy Dutres
Montagues
Stanley Ryder
Gotham Trust Company
Lucy
Allen Montague
Ryder
Montague
Gotham Trust
Oliver Montague
Allan
Dan Waterman
Meadors
Wall-street
Upton Sluptii
Ife
Boats
Treasury Department F
Washington
Beck and Call
Anea
Lucy Dupree
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Seo Ler
Bith Mrw
Taylor Rvan
Mr. Waterman
Lucy Duppee
Dan Watermann
Old Waterman
Lostngtoberty
Stewart
Youn Lochinvar
Trust Company
The
Republic
Montom
Cummings
Steel Trust
Missisaippi Steel Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Lao
Sinclair
Watertiga
Rytter
Ryters
Waterman
Missiasipgé Bipol Company
Whale pursuit near Kensington ends with blood in sea
Passengers aboard the liner Kensington arriving in New York from Liverpool witnessed a sperm whale race alongside the ship near Newfoundland. For about thirty minutes the large fish kept pace and then moved in front of the bows, causing a slight shock and a sea covered with blood for some distance.
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Kensington
New York
Liverpool
Newfoundland
Park Automobile Henares Hearse Innovation
A new hearse design by a patis undertaker named Park Automobile Henares stores the casket coin in the rear while mourners are sedated on seats, allowing them to accompany the body.
National Amateur Golf Championship Sets New Six Day Format
The United States Golf Association unveils the fourteenth national amateur championship with a six day schedule at Garden City on Long Island from Sept 14 to 19. Winners receive a gold medal and Havemeyer cup. the event is open to U S clubs members and visiting foreigners. Jerome D Travers won last year at Euclid Club Cleveland. Garden City course features unique billowy greens requiring study.
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W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
Garden City
Long Island
Havemeyer
Euclid Club
Cleveland
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Archibald Graham
North Jersey
Jerome D. Travis
United States
Seymour Clouts In Recent Games For Giants
Seymour of the New York Nationals center field has regained his batting eye after a slump. In a recent game he hit a single double and two homers marking a strong return to form. Jay Taylor, a star in center field, is noted for his throwing accuracy that has troubled opponents.
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Glanta
Hae Boon
Ying
Cy Seymour
New York Nationals
Giants
Jayta Yr
Aehling Anme
Basg Ball Scores From Yesterday in American League
Baseball scores from yesterday's games across the American League with results from cities including St Louis Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Cleveland. Postponements noted with key batter names and pitchers listed for several matchups and late innings.
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Americaa League
Gamt Gnalcy
Atteriee Valley
Biomet St Lou
Boston
A Surprising Geming and Odd Street Scene
A Philadelphia reader recalls a horse on Chestnut Street tethered by a metal weight, calmly chewing a strap as a newsboy jokes about an “Old Umpire” in for a surprise. The piece blends local humor with a stray political quip and a medical testimonial about eye trouble cured by Chamberlain’s Eye Ointment.
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Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
The Turned Up Mustache Across Europe and Britain
A historical note traces the turned up mustache from its Spanish origins at the court of Philip IV to adoption by William III of Germany and spread through Europe. It mentions fashion spreads among monarchs, nobles, and artists and the later decline and revival during different eras, with satirical references to court life and parliamentary mockery.
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Philip IV
William III
Polip IV
Spaniers
Europe
Charles I
Kogland
Spain
Velasquez
Marittey
Alluneipelis Journal
Tiny Death Osalor Strikes Aboard European Ship
A report describes a venomous spider nicknamed the speeky causing death after biting a dock worker in Victoria docks. The creature travels from South America to Europe via timber shipments, delivering extreme pain before fatal collapse. The article notes the venom’s frightening agony and the victim’s two day ordeal before death.
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South America
Victoria Docks
Loudon
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