Summer storm reveals a love triangle by the Adirondack lake
Margaret Alston hosts a two week house party with Townsend Lassiter and the young South American Belén. Amid tensions Lassiter confesses, Belén rejects a marriage to Lassiter, and Billy Morris wins her heart as a storm breaks, leaving Margaret to confront her own feelings for Lassiter.
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Margaret Allston
firuy
Margaret
Mrs. Hushwell
Ned
Mary
Townsend Lassiter
di Herrera
Morris
Lassiter
Mrs. lushwell
Mortis Loy
Been’s
Mr Townsend
Tearen
Belen
Gomme
Belew
Billy Morris
gome
Bily Morris
United States About to Begin Great California Irrigation Project
The federal government plans a multi decade irrigation drive in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys with an estimated cost over 50 million dollars. Orland subproject will start with 30,000 acres, water from Sierra and Cascade ranges, and reservoirs at Clearlake Big valley Iron canyon and Warm Springs. Officials expect 25,000,600 people to benefit, with crops from oranges grapes dates figs almonds and more.
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Sacramento
San Joaquin
California
Chicago Post
Cascade
Sacramento valley
San Joaquin valley
M. O. Leighton
United States geological survey
Orland
Leighton
Chicago
Washington
Sierra
Cascade ranges
Clearlake
Big valley
Iron canyon
Warm Springs valley
United States
Rear Admiral Walker's Dry Humor With a Corridor Impostor
The article recalls how Rear Admiral Joho GS Walker, Panama Canal commissioner, used sharp wit to handle curious visitors. A clumsy stranger sought Walker in Washington, and the admiral deftly revealed his full name John G. Walker, prompting the youth to flee in embarrassment.
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Joho GS. Walker
Panama Canal
New York
Admiral Walker
canal commission
Corcoran
Washington
Walker
John G. Walker
Jack
Wireless call for cops in helmet telegraph system
Berkeley assistant Charles N Farmenter proposes wireless patrol calls via compact helmet devices. A bell in the officer’s pocket rings when the chief activates a current, signaling the beat officer to respond and report to the police station.
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Californian
Charles N. Farmenter
Berkeley
Cal
new town hall
San Francisco
New York Sun
menarest police
Grand Old Bush Furnished Gooseberries For Fifty Years
A Bardolph couple celebrated their golden anniversary with a gooseberry pie, made from berries from the same old bush that fed the wedding meal fifty years ago. The plant remains vigorous and productive as in its youth, a symbol of enduring fruit and memory. Grand Rapids Wisconsin looks to pine cones as a new commodity, with Evergreen Nursery paying 25 cents per bushel for white pine cones, and plans to source jack pine and Norway cones later. The company aims to export for reforestation in northern Europe.
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George WW. Wetzel
Bardolph
Quincy
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Wis
St. Paul Dispatch
Jens Hendricks
Evergreen Nursery company
Sturgeon Bay
Europe
Katy Did in September Skies as Frost Approaches
Fannie C. Whitefield recalls a remembered romance in Chicago Record Herald. The verse ties September skies to warnings of frost and fading summer while a woman named Katy denies, then history confirms she did. The piece frames a nostalgic couplet about time, memory, and seasonal change.
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Katy
Kate
Kady
Fannie C. Whitefield
Chicago
Record. Herald
Panama Canal workers' social clubs and new furniture allowances
The Canal Record from the Isthmian Canal Commission details four popular clubs forming an Isthmian Bowling league with weekly games and prizes. It notes gymnasiums, basketball, baseball and other contests, plus a new furniture allowance for families, with specific items for those earning under $100 and over $400 monthly.
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New York
Panama
Canal Record
Anvon
canal zone
New York Globe
isthmian canal commission
redhot
All Kentuckians
ice trust deagon
Cristobal
Bokery
New Orleans
Justice Fort Named Nominated By New Jersey Republicans For Governor
Supreme Court Justice J Franklin Fort was nominated for governor at the Republican state convention on the first ballot. He won 75244 votes out of 1159 total with other candidates gaining smaller shares. The platform endorsed President Roosevelt and Governor Stokes, and pledged to maintain reform in excise legislation known as Bishop's law.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
J. Franklin Fort
Justice Fort
Chancery
Vivian M. Lewis
Passaic
Frank H. Sommer
Essex
Mahion Pitney
Theodore Roosevelt
E. C. Stokes
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games
National League Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 1. American League St Louis won 2 to 1 over Cleveland with other games postponed by rain.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Metcalf's Secretary Resigns for Oakland Move
Washington Sept 20 Leon A. Clark private secretary to Secretary Metcalf has resigned and will depart Monday for Oakland California to practice law He has been associated with Metcalf for seven years and will devote himself to his legal career.
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Metcalf
Washington
Leon A. Clark
Oakland
Cal
Clark
Jamestown Exposition Emerges As Notable National Event
The Jamestown Exposition is now a reality, showcasing three centuries of American history from Jamestown’s 1607 settlement to the present. The display includes reproductions of famous buildings by thirty states, modern warships at Hampton Roads, and military maneuvers, with strong government support and broad public appeal. The Pennsylvania Railroad promotes service via Philadelphia Cape Charles Route, Baltimore Chesapeake Bay lines, and Washington routes, with fares varying by route and length of stay.
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Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown peninsula
Hampton Roads
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Cape Charles
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Potomac River
Richmond
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GRAND OLD BUSH
Isthmian Commission
Shields
Tyne
England
London Globe
Royal Benevolent society
Martin Jensen
Maxwell street
South Shields
dan
MISS ADELAIDE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Adelaide Nichols
West 22nd Street
New York City
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkbaor
CARDINAL GIBBONS
Collinsville
George White
Sherrf Wil Blake
White
Denuty Blake
JUSTICE
Bulletin
JAMESTOWN
Arbuckles
Ariosa
ARBUCKLE BROS
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