The Lion and the Mouse Be Charlie’s Choice
Shirley rejects Ryder’s money but her stand earns his interest as he plans to help her father. In a tense room across from the Bible room, old loyalties clash while Ryder seeks to win her heart and win the battle for Massapequa’s futures. He travels to Washington promising aid, and proposes marriage as a bond to unite them.
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Mr. Hyder
Shirley
Ryder
Jefferson
Tuander
Flo
Pinalir
Ryder Gwenier
Mr. Ryder
Red
Niki Desiree
Jeson
Jefferem
John Ryder
Aut Shrier
Ste
Ife
Mr Ryder
Roo
Theresa
Ardex
Lipitant
Senator Roberts
Washington
John Burkett
Neder
Kingdom of Heaven
Piv Gil
Arder
Fragmented Scene of Reunion and Farewell
A torn recollection shows Tarr and Sky reuniting in a tense family moment. Jefferson, Shirley, and Miss Green Simran Roxsmore appear as past grievances ease and affection blooms. The scene ends with a strained departure and a hopeful, if abrupt, farewell.
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Jefferson
Shirley
Sky
Lis
Moose in Captivity and Soul Theories Across Eras
A Duluth Herald piece argues moose bred in farms survive better than in parks or zoos, noting three calves raised by a farmer in Minnesota adapted to their home but declined when moved to city parks leading to deaths. It also recalls ancient ideas of the soul as a bird, butterfly, or male figure across cultures and legends.
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St. Paul
Perthern
Minnesota
Father
Nature
Duluth
Campo Santo
Pisa
Orceene
Hatto
Hamelin
Jealous Husband Shoots Wife and Sister in Rimington
Crazee Fred Underhill shot his wife and then fired five bullets at her sister Rachel Nelson, gravely wounding them both. He surrendered at Magisiisie Robertson’s house, then returned home and killed again, firing two shots into his wife’s body before turning the weapon on her sister.
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White Plains
Joar Bjorlin
Hillair Farm
Paul G. Thebaud
Thyew York Commission
Dansero
Paul ©. Sr
Thebaud
Rimington
Tiel
Fred Underhill
Rachel Nelson
Underhill
Magisiisie Robertson
Underkitt
William Nelson
NRY RULE CUTS REVENUE The Tennessee districts merged
President Roosevelt issued an order consolidating the two internal revenue districts of Tennessee. With headquarters at Nashville, the change reduces the workload as the collector notes the state has 49 grain distilleries 26 tobacco factories 39 vinor factories 4 breweries and 104 liquor dealers paying special taxes, the only cities where intoxicants can be purchased being Nashville Chattanooga and Lafollette.
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Tennessee
Washbingten
Nev
South
Roosevelt
Nashville
Internal Revenue Capers
Sleinpils
Chattanooga
Lafolletta
Inky Water Reveals Coal Vein Near York Farm
In Cumberland township Adams county Pennsylvania farmers discover an eight to nine foot coal vein just eight feet beneath the surface while observing increasingly colored water and mud after rains on the P.M. Mister farm. A road work driver noting the redened clay near a dump sparked the finding.
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York
Cumberland Township
Adams County
Wealthy Man Morrow Missing in Atlantic City
Edmund A Morrow a 46 year old retired Philadelphia shoe merchant vanished after October 31 trip to New York to meet a man on business. He reportedly spent 2000 and his wife fears foul play amid his unexplained disappearance from Atlantic City where he had retired to a cottage.
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Edmund Morrow
Atlantic City
N. 3
Edmund A. Morrow
Philadelphia
New York
Merrow
Body Seen In Flood Hits Belvidere Crowd Watches
In Belvidere New Jersey during a flood on November 11 a man in a bathing suit was swept past by swift water. Officials say the body likely floated from a rock or bush where it had rested since summer or early fall. The man was about five feet nine inches and well built. no recovery attempt was made due to the river’s speed.
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Belvidere
N. J
Delaware
Judge McJunkin Dead and Noted Western Pa Lawyer
Judge Ebenszer McJunkin, aged 8? years, dies in Pennsylvania. Paralysis forced retirement from practice years ago. Longtime Western Pennsylvania figure, deputy attorney general in 1847, Republican national convention delegate in 1860, electoral college member in 1864, and congressman from 1870 to 1875. Two girls fatally injured by train in Lima at Pennsy crossing Edna Hyde 17 and Leonora Stout 19 injured. Hyde loses both legs, Brout's leg could not be saved.
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McJunkin
Ebensnezer McJunkin
Pennsylvania
Congress
Lima
Edna Hyde
Leonora Stout
Pennsyvania
Miss Hyde
Miss Brout
New York
Tato
Fetter
Jamestown
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Remedy Claim
A vintage advertisement proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the foremost remedy for female ailments. It touts decades of use addressing complaints like inflammation ulceration and displacements, with claims of backache and spinal weary pain associated with such conditions.
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Lydia E. Pickham
Lydia
Pinkham
Longing for Her Teeth and a Missing Mail Set
A reader reports a long tale of a woman seeking a set of teeth lost in transit, plus a humorous aside about postal mishaps and a demand for compensation. Separate items note a sulfur-scented warm mineral well, a boy's fatal infection from a nail, and political and weather briefings from various U.S. cities.
Burning Well of Mystery in Los Angeles Drags Scientists
A Los Angeles special reports drillers found a burning well within city limits that yields inflammable water. The 1800 foot hole shows no oil traces yet water can be lit with a match and flames burn fiercely until flow is shut off, baffling scientists.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
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Stott
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Derris Wyman
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East Main Street
Edward Brown
Irwin
Irwin and
Greensburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia ED Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
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Potteville
Middle
Port Nelson
Smith
Monument
Maz Duffek
Munich
Washington Monument
New Grakeman
Altoona
Theodore Bradley
Michigan
Marquette
Mich
Lake Superior
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
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