Delancey and Metta Larned a Wyoming love entanglement
In a Wyoming ranch tale, Jack Delancey and Metta Larned grow close as Cal Larned presses for an engagement. Spencer Knight reveals Delancey loves Knighton's sister Florence, while Delancey insists he will marry Metta after a long struggle with family pressure and hidden affections. Knight complicates the plot, exposing motives, and Delancey ultimately chooses Metta, despite past revelations.
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Cey
Metts
Jack
Wyoming
Metta
Den
Etta
Delancey
Cheyenne
Metta Larnee
Jack Delances
Calvin Larned
Jack Delancer
Spencer Knight
Knight
Met Larned
Delancer
Cal Larned
Jack Delancey
Cheyenone
Chicago
London News
Larned
Wender
Delancey Ranch
Met
Clamsity
Mr. Larned
Col Larned
Jack Delaney
Laater
Spence
Metta Larned
Howe
Florence
Florence Knighton
Fio
Flo
Sam
Knighton
Mel
Spencer Knighton
Spence Knighton
Jack Delanecey
Sewer Pipe Man Discusses Pineberg and Western Branch Road
Akron sewer pipe maker D E Hill spoke with William Semple Jr of Allegheny about the Pittsburg Akron and Western Railroad. Hill noted Akron’s unusual lack of growth surmising the new East to West routing may change conditions. He questioned the road’s existence beyond preliminary surveys and mentioned a Baltimore and Delaware Western proposed deal affecting Valley route interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Hill
Akron
Anderson
Hill
William Semple, Jr
Allegheny
Pittsburg, Akron and Western Railroad
Rentreman
Baltimore and
Deni
Divorce Courts and Domestic Life in Early Newspapers
A compact social vignette discusses divorce courts and domestic happiness, claiming women’s workload and irritability are causes. It also advertises a range of fashion, furniture, and beer promotions from local shops, highlighting frugal pricing and family-oriented shopping in a historical urban context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Calls for Amendment Spark Legal Debate on McConnell Case
Legal minds dissect the Supreme Court ruling that Mrs. Matilda Gross McConnell cannot sell her property even if given in fee simple. Debates arise on heirs alternative and what happens if her children die before her. Building and loan stockholders fear losses as parcels sit idle and farms, parks or development stalls persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Gross-McConnell
Thas
Allegheny Council to Act on Library Ordinances
The Common Council of Allegheny will meet next Tuesday to act on two ordinances governing the Carnegie Free Library and a special session is planned the following evening to consider the same measures. A quiet move on the Northside seeks to name William N Howard as librarian candidate though he says he is not a politician.
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Miller- Robertson
Wichita
Kan
L. G. Grieger
Strahee
Fractor
San Francisco
Hillock
Chicago
Rosa Hill Cemetery
Calvary
Lebanon
Coleman
Cincinnati
Hattie J. White
Solomon Juneau
Miss White
Juneau
Moses Feldeman
Boston
Howard
Washington and Jefferson College
Mercantile Library of
Pittsburg
Howard, Childs & Co
Common Council
Allegheny
Carnegie Free Library
Select Council
William N. Howard
Carnegie Library Commission Meeting Causes Debate
A public notice dispute surrounds Andrew Carnegie and the Carnegie Free Library Commission. John M. Lambie, Esq. defends proper notification procedures while Clerk Sheppard confirms mailed notices and postponement at Carnegie's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Free Library Commission
Carnegie
John M. Lambie
Lambie
Sheppard
Conneils
Clark Sheppard
Peronor
Mrs Green Objects to Cicero Land Sale in Supreme Court
Hetty Green and other objectors skip a required bond to appeal the sale of Section 21 in Cicero to Grant Locomotive Works. A writ of error allows the works to proceed but may require restoring land if the high court rules against. A mortgage of 350 000 on the land to New York Life secures a first lien on funds from 602 000 paid into court. Green also seeks circuit court review of Judge Collins decree in Section 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Hetty Green
Cicero
Grant Locomotive Works
Supreme Court
Collins
New York Life Insurance Company
George M. Bogue
Green
Circuit Court
NOT LOST AFTER ALL CHICAGO DETECTIVES FIND ROWLAND LEACH
Rowland Leach traveling agent for a New York millinery house is found and in good health. He is located in a house on Wabash avenue, far from the city center. Detectors and Pinkerton agents received word to halt further action on the case. The Palmer House dispute is unverified by clerks.
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Kentucky
William Maples
William Baker
Tennessee River
Knoxville
Alexander Stokes
Ridgely
Conath
Castle Garden
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Denver
William H. Fuorsman
Pontiac
New Orleans
Mwanza
Uganda
Elias
London Board of Trade
Prince Dolgoroukoff
Moscow
Jack the Ripper
Nihit
Curiaco
Rowland Leach
Pinkerton
Palmer House
Leach
Wabash Avenue
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Celebrated By Satisfied Users
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is praised as the best expectorant and anodyne for coughs and colds. Testimonials from Mrs L L Brown of Denmark Mississippi and Horace Fairbrother of Rockingham Vermont report relief, restored sleep, and lasting recovery after short trials with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Ayer
Aver
Horace Fairbrother
Rockingham, Vt
Life a Burden to Redmond's Mills Man Finds Relief
James Moore of Redmond's Mills Pa describes severe six week illness with nasal and throat symptoms. After two weeks under Dr. W H Copeland and Blair his condition improves dramatically with relief from head drops throat soreness and ear ringing. He praises Copeland as personally in charge and notes lower charges than patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Redmond's Mills
Dre. Copeland & Blair
Moore
Redmond
Mills
W. H. Copeland
Catarrhal Trouble Recovered After Doctors Copeland Blair
Mr William Barnes of Hickman Pennsylvania reports head congestion and loss of taste after a catarrhal trouble. He credits recovery to treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair. Another patient, Mr Mary Phillips of Hulton Allegheny County, describes severe prior symptoms and now says he feels like another being.
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Wiliam Barnes
Hickman
Ordinance Granting Stree Railway Rights in Pittsburgh Area
The document records city ordinances enacted February 1880 to March 1890 granting the Wilkinsburg and East Liberty Street Railway and other companies the right to enter upon and occupy streets and alleys, lay tracks, install overhead electric systems, and lease franchises to Duquesne Traction or similar firms. It includes dates, officials, and approvals by the Select and Common Councils and the mayor.
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Howe Street Railway Company
Pittsburg
Aiken Avenue
Center Avenue
Howe Street
Denniston Avenue
Fifth Avenue
College Avenue
Walnut Street
Neral
Sald Company
Duquesne Traction Company
Roe of Sald Company
Wilkinsburg
East Liberty Street Away Company
Wilkinsburg and East Liberty Street Railway Company, Ita Lessees, Successors
Assiens
Penn Avenue
Aworth Avenue
Stone Penn Avenue
Wilkinsburg and East Liberty Street Railway Company
Comny
A. D
H.P. Ford
Select Council
Geo. Sheppard
G. L. Holliday
Common Council
Geo. Booth
Wm, McCallin
W. H. McCleary
East End Street Railway Company
Fane
Shady Avenue
Shady Lane
Daid Company
A. D. Beetion
Railwane
A. L
H. P. Ford
L. Holliday
Geo, Booth
WM. Moua
Larimer Street Railway Company
Collins Avenue
Station Street
Larimer Avenue
Mayflower Street
Lincoln Avenue
Shetland Street
Terrh
Lariuver Street Railway Company
Duquesne Tractionmpany
H. P
Market Street Rxailway Company
Successsots
Market Street Railway Company
Ita
Diamond Street
Old Avenue
Market House Square
Ngies Street
Shingiss Street
Watson Street
Boyd Street
Forbes Street
Ims Railway
Market Street Railwa Company
Geo, Sheppard
Geo. L. Holliday
Suasee Ee
Edayor
WM. McCallin
Duqesne Traction County
Boyd Street Railway Company
People’s Street Railway Company
Duquesne Street Railway Company
Crag Street Railway Company
Highland Street Railway Company
Wilkinsburg Street Railway Company
East End Street Railway
Gold Duquesne Traction Company
Preges
Sal Company
Duquesne Etion Company
Connells
HF. Ford
McCleary
A. Dy
Duquesne Traction Company Route Ordinance Granted
City ordinances grant Duquesne Traction Company broad rights to enter and use streets for overhead electric street railway power. Might lease property from listed companies and extend lines including Diamond Street Market House area and extensions on Old Avenue to Shingiss and Watson streets. Approval precedes required paving expenditures and compliance with general street use laws.
Notice to Contractors Sealed Rails Bids
Notice to contractors sealed bids will be received at the City Controller's Office until Tuesday March 15 150 at 2 PM for sewer and street piping projects. Bid items include various pipe sizes and street sections from Fairmount to Negley Avenue and other city streets including Forbes Twenty sixth and Fifty second streets with connections to sewer lines and Carnegie Co.
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Son Hoth
Howe Street
Fairmount Street
Negley Avenue
Pinden Avenue
S Point
Shady Avenue
Edgerton Avenue
Crown
1St Street
Forbes Street
Twenty-sixth
Ean Avenus
Allegheny River
City Sealed Proposals Sought for Pumping Station Fuel and Stationery
The city invites sealed proposals until March 15 for supplying fuel to Brilliant Bedford and Herron Hill Pumping Stations from April 15 to April 16. Bonds: Brillant 25000, Hedford and Herron 5000 each. Also, sealed bids by March 18 for city government stationery with bonds as required.
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Eclock M
Brilliant
Bedford
Herron Hill
Brillant
Hedford
Herron
Clark
Superintendent of Water Supply and
Municipal
E. M. Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Mbs-2
Department OF
Punic
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Sioux Falls
Tisza
Hungary
Dubuque
Manitoba
Michigan
Samuel
Omey
Wiens
Pacific Express Company
F. H. Walton
Dallas
Tex
Chauncey M. Depew
George Harding
Hamilton
Michael Regan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
Montana
Flathead Lake
Mozambique
Goa
Monroe
We Om Commercial Agency
Brazil
Uni
Kansas
Missouri
New York Commercial Company, Limited
Rice
Newers Commercial Company
Alaska
Lim
Pineberg and Western Branch
Wasa Goons
Ussu Hucvus & Hacke
Aufrecht
Market St
Hocus & Hacks
Mr. Carnegie
Cooanells
Library Commission
Unzen
John 8. Lambie, Esq
Pittenburg
Drar Simm
James B. Scott
Reuben Miller
H. K. Porter
W. 4
Holland
J. F. Hodson
E. M. Fornson
J.C
Mrs. Green
Grant Locomotie Works
Cago
Dr. J
Ayer & Cos
Lowell
Mass
Frice
Sixth Avenue
Tulsa
Jones
Roachea
Seventh Ave
HP. Ford
Geo. Shepppard
Common Connell
Medical
Whittier
Sac. Com
E. C. West
Emil G. Stucky
Dpruggist
Penn Ave
Seventeenth Street
Wylie Ave
Polton Atraet
Sunda
Chichester
CHOSS
Ladten
Retern Mall
Sane Paper
Hailions Sq
OND Lily Company
Piaber Hook
Woodward Ivc
Detroit
Mich
Pitts Pa
Brseph Fleming & Son
Diamond Sad Savkenann Toten
Rewsnr
Ieee
J. H. Reeves
P.O. Box
Akeree
Aker Pertor
Janey
Bisdder
Marston
Park Place
Wow
Flemings Driearoke
Markee
EAN
F Fc
Nanve Haans
Anne Gee
Nerve Tence Co
Foneia
Ak Jourph Fleming & Son's
Azz Market St
Ani Ai
Wilcox
Wilcol
Ptnweinic c. Son
Peas
Garke
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