Kings Abbott drama unfolds with courtship and aid
In a village drawing room a tense scene unfolds as Eddie Trevanion breaks down and Mildred and Mabel console him. Mabel seeks help from Dick Blount, gaining a generous loan to aid Eddie while Denzil Younge wrestles with unspoken feelings toward Mildred during a long walk toward a forthcoming social ball.
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Mabel
Mildred
Miss Trevanion
Eddie Trevanion
Eddie
Denzil Younge
Denzil
Deuce
Connor
Old Appleby
Eddile
Trevanion
Mabel Trevanion
Wilmot
Jenkins
King’s Abbott
Blount Grange
Grange
Mr. Blount
Dick Blount
Legion
Olston
Dick. Blount
Blount
Old Dick
Miss Mabel
Mab
Younge
Kate Dempsay
Mildred Humijed
Bradshaw
Scots Toast The Queen At Agricultural Show Dinner
A Glasgow Weekly Mail excerpt recalls an agricultural show dinner where the chair promotes the queen with Scottish humor. The speaker praises a dowdy yet refined queen and recounts glimpses of her at Perth station, ending with a toast to the queen amid whisky and rain.
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Glasgow Weekly Mail
Duke O’ Argyll
Perth
Saloons in Ohio Rise to 10348 Amid Revenue Gains
The Ohio saloon tally reached 10 348 last year, up 474 from 1899, with license receipts totaling 1 864 642 dollars.
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Ohio
Alabama Commemorative Plate Sparks Washington Debate
Newspaper dispatches report influential Alabamians led by Senator Morgan urging that no commemorative Alabama plate be placed on the rebuilt battleship off Cherbourg. They argue the original Alabama was built, owned, and manned in England and should not honor a pirate craft defeated by the Kearsarge in 1864. The historic clash off Cherbourg drew crowds from France England and beyond as Captain Winslow’s fleet defeated Captain Semmes, curbing Alabama’s menace to U.S. commerce.
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Washington
Navy Department
Senator Morgan
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
England
Semmes
Tari
Rtada
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Kearsarge
United States Navy
Atlantic
Pene
Madama
Winslow
Keatearge
Deer Hound
Republic
Germany
Kearsargee
Elevator sickness and a legal victory on a New York grievance
Doctors warn of elevator sickness linked to rising ride exposure and brain fever risk. George Steinson, a New York City grammar teacher, fought a 12 year battle over unjust dismissal, winning $19,000 after 11 years of service. The piece also notes famed leaders and writers valuing time with their children.
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George Steinson
East Side
New York City
Steinson
Supreme Court
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Edward Everett Hale
Chicago
the Burcky
Mili
Ladies and
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Dinwin
Cipucit
CIA
Pn Ind
Suburban Water and Light Co
Oak Park, Illinois
Phose
Austin
R. N. F. Hiller’s
North Park Avenue
J.dunfee & CO
Franklin &T
Mackie
Tcail Co
Giinten & Sts
Chica
Ill
Psr
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Mer Clark
van Burea
Louisville & Nashville
Binhag
Sela
Florida
Gulf
Welte
Co. L. Stone
Louisville, KY
R. J. Wemyss
Genarel Immigration and Industrial Aqua
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton and
Jackson Sts
Clark and van Buren
Cornelia St
North Park Ave
Frank Bratt
Prepricien
Boomem
the Anderson
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