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Fragmentary OCR style narrative with scattered phrases about a window, Washington Square, and a fall. Many garbled words and missing context leave characters and events ambiguous.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR style narrative with scattered phrases about a window, Washington Square, and a fall. Many garbled words and missing context leave characters and events ambiguous.
In Mulberry, Lusetta the Haughty fends off suitors as bank owner Signor Povericeo endures ruin from fake notes and rising debts. Valentino and Lusetta secretly pursue love despite a looming marriage pact and crisis looming over the bank.
In Mulberry, sculptor Valentino tries to marry Lusetta with funds from a flawed vase sale and a deceitful plan to outwit a banker. A midnight bell and priestly warning steer him away from crime. Father Nicodemo aids him, gifting money and blessing true love over the Easter feast.
Legal fight in New York reveals that wine agent Harry Lehr continued selling champagne for a rival firm while employed by George A. Kessler & Co. Chapelle, president of Kessler, seeks an injunction. The case centers on an alleged contract and expense claims of up to 40 000 a year, as Chapelle defends his conduct amid social obligations and industry competition.
A telegram from Postmaster F P Elkin in Washington says President Roosevelt would attend the Kentucky Trotters’ association meeting in Lexington this fall if schedules allow and he would also consider a October visit to witness the trotting faces. The note cites Elkin and Leslie Combs as inviting him.
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