Morse's Bold Deeds: Man of Imperious Will and Ice King
A Boston Herald excerpt profiles Charles Wyman Morse, the financier and convict known as the ice king. It traces his rise from Bath Maine bootstrapping beginnings to Wall Street power, detailing his aggressive strategies in ice, towboats, and banking, his implacable will, and his philanthropy alongside controversy.
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Charles Wyman Morne
Boston
New York Herald
Morse
New England
C. W. Morse
England
Liv
Seaa
Charley
Maine
Priscy
Charles W. Morse
Hinwell
Bath
Kennebec River
Ly Win
Mis Grandmtey
Kennebec
Charles Wyman Morse
Bath High
Knickerbocker Towing Company
Norse
St Tx
United States
Morae
Cheeaman
Charles VV
Moree
Cheeeman
Sret
New York City
Moreanas
Kowdoin College
Thwings
Hallowell
Cheesman
Charles W. Moree
New York
Mone
Flowing Point
Brltmore
Newport News
Portamouth
Young Morse
Philadelphia
Morses
Florida
Ila
Tie
Lawn
Brooklyn
Metropolis
Hisco
Kenneber
Penobscot
Hudson
Baltimore
American
Morse Chain of Banks
Garfield National Bank
Wall Street
Varions Steamship Companies
Atlantic
Consolidated Steamship Company
Roosevelt as Editor at The Outlook After Presidency
The Outlook announces Theodore Roosevelt will join as special contributing editor after leaving the presidency. His role includes frequent consultation with staff, with editorial control remaining unchanged. His writings will be signed and freely express his views on politics and society.
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Outlook
Lyman Abbott
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Staf Xs
Cass Works
Theodore Roverelt
Panga Canal
Frank
Scribner's Magnetae
Ho- Rel
Mound Builders Fans Claim Ancient Baseball Fields
Chicago Professor Frederick Starr argues in a University lecture that southern Ohio and Indiana mound sites are old baseball fields. He says the fields resemble the modern diamond and that ancient games used as many as a hundred players, unlike today’s nine.
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Chicago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Starr
Ohio
Indiana
Cure For Lovesickness Lecture At Chicago College
Dr A I Hagle explained cures for lovesickness during a lecture at the Chicago College of Medicine. He urged mental influence and suggested finding a new love or renewing an old affection as remedies and praised Bishop Fallows for mind and medicine harmony.
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Chicago College of Medicine
A. I. Hagle
Tonard
Tate
Bishop Fallows
Paris Society Adopts Diamond Heels Fashion Fad
The latest Paris trend finds women wearing diamond ornaments on the heels of their shoes valued at about $19,000. Prominent social circles embrace the striking accessory as a statement piece in high fashion.
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Paris
Cuba's First President and General Palma's Defining Moment
Dramatic reminiscence recalls Tomas Estrada Palma as Cuba's first president and General Palma's steadfast defiance under Spanish torture. The narrative highlights Palma's reply that he was president of Cuba and would endure exile or other fate rather than renounce his people. It also notes Palma's tenderness toward his dying mother and his vow to preserve her memory.
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Tomas Estradama
Tomas Kerada Talma
Evur Francisco Br. Fonseca
General Palman
Santiago
Cuba
Vale
Spain
Republi
Alma
Geuert
Spaniel
Hayany
Menory
Acre
Paying an Election Bet Dances in Barrel on Broadway
Dancer Miss Connor paid an unusual election bet by walking a sugar barrel around a Broadway block in New York. The stunt at the CA Caing theater drew curious pedestrians and amused a crowd of boys. Her husband David Bennett helped adjust the barrel after a false start before she completed the circuit.
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Garret
Broadway
New York
Silexella Connor
Marcelle
Ca Aing
Conor
Bryan
Castor
Miss Connor
Ami
David Bennett
New Five-Dollar Gold Coin Introduced with Uniform Thickness
The Philadelphia San Francisco and Denver mints began coining a new five dollar gold piece with a design that sinks relief below the face to create a flat uniform surface. The concept recommended by Dr Willan Sturgis Bigelow aims for consistent wear and is to be used on the forthcoming $250 piece, all bearing In God We Trust.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Ronsevere
Willan Sturgis Bigelow
Boston
Elkins Voices Privacy Clash Over Daughter's Marriage
Senator Elkins laments constant intrusion from photographers amid rumors of his daughter Katherine's marriage to the Duke of the Abruzzi. He says editors chase him on his grounds and even into a chicken coop, calling for an end to the pursuit.
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Elkina
Stephen B. Elkins
Katherine
Abruzzi
Sam
Fragmentary note hints at a local medical shop or tale
Readable words mention brianns se tales shlompach and Tharmacy but lack clear event or identity. The fragment suggests a pharmacy or shop name but provides no date, place, or person to anchor a report.
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Shlompach
Tharmacy
In Place Of Paul Revolver Tale of Jealous Love
Jeanne Barthon confesses a deadly secret behind a rare 45 revolver kept for protection. Musgrave is wounded accidentally when the gun misfires as she rehearses her plan to identify a scarred lawyer she believes killed her brother Paul.
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Joanne
Frank
Nitegeave
Amin
Jenne Barthon
Jeanne
Muygrave
Kho
Tim
Paul
Iself
New York
Cain
Musgrave
The Accidental Shot and the Painter’s Reckoning
In a deserted New York studio, a man confesses he shot the intended target by accident while cleaning a pistol. The injured woman learns the shooter is Musgrave, seeking Jeanne Desplaines, and wrestles with the revelation that fate and love entangle their fates as he contemplates death or flight.
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Paul Deasplaines
Paul
Desplaines
Milner
Barthon
Altimaire
Macgrave Hardlly
Jack Joyce
Musgrave
New York
Alaaka
Jeanne Dexplaines
Milaleading
Hoe
Frank
Acckfear
Sleman
Qad
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Frederick
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