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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1915

Page

5

Fingers and Granaday clash over race sheet control

In a tavern scene, Meekin Morgan and Slattery discuss Granaday’s ban on refreshments while Fingers is praised as the “bell cow.” The trio debate the race-sheet manipulation, suspecting Granaday of overpricing and watchful over Fingers’ influence and past fortunes.

Meekin Granaday Dan Percy Nagle Calla Whitey Mr. Morgan Nix Slattery Fingers Frisco Party Morgan

Big Los Angeles racing scheme ends in betrayed bets

A gang led by Meekin plans to fix a horse race by feeding altered Racing Reports to Granaday and partners at the Granaday betting room. They aim to profit by placing all bets on every horse, then cashing solely on the winner at inflated odds. The plan collapses when 30 to 1 quotes surface and a large payoff is lost. George Hiram backs out after the scheme unravels, leaving the crew wary and divided.

Meekin Fingers San’ Francisco Meelin Mr. Meekin Morgan Mr. Meeker Daffy Fatty Morgan Slattery Granada Fatty Gran‘aday Jack Larkin Astor Larkin Mr. Larkin Daily Racing Report George Hiram Green Bay Dence Granaday Hiram Granaday’s Granaday's United Orangemen Clan Na Gael Mr. Slattery Mr. Morgan Fellows Los Angeles Taylor George St. Louis Tam Niblick Angel Track Racing Report Vesme Aleck Short Monvina Crackshot Toodles Knight of Ivanhoe Phil Rubinon Diamond Nose George ‘Hiram George Broadway Stauch’s Bowery Coney Island Hully Tom Walker Moravian Big Morgan Mr. Short Mr. Hiram Hi- Tram Mr. George Hiram Meechin Aleck George Hiramlett TTS

Islands folklore and legends of Hawaii told by a father

A father guides children through island origins and legends. He explains the wild boars and extinct birds, Hawaii's volcanic growth, and the legend of how the first Hawaiians from Samoa arrived. The tale covers Captain Cook as discoverer, and a playful memory of the Sandwich Islands name.

Father Marietta Hawaii Samoa Charles Carlotta Paso Lono Pele Pano Pago Tam Lono’ Pele Lono Pele Hawaiian Islands Kamehamehas Edwards and Williams England America Captain Cook Sandwich Islands

Americans' rule in Hawaii and the Sandman tale

In a dialogued reminiscence, a father explains how Americans seized Hawaii from a lazy native rule, growing sugar, coffee, and pineapples while overthrowing Queen Liliuokalani. The tale ends with the island chain joining the United States after a government request from Washington. The bedtime line invites the Sandman to come.

Hawaii Carlotta Father Trabe Lil Marietta Liliuokalant Washington Islands United States

Suburban Family Chaos Over Frying Tomatoes

A fall Sabbath noon hosts R and Mrs Suburban and a visiting City Friend. A fussy day escalates as a seven year old’s stunts, a hovering uncle, and a hungry Mr Suburban lead to burnt mushrooms, a pantry disaster, cat oil spills, and a damaged stove. Despite the chaos, Mrs Suburban consoles that her husband is well meaning.

Owiter Theo Nuide Billy Echitects Blackbirds Mateh Norah

Finished cruelty of a peach and a home-bound boy

A terse Victorian style note laments cruel taunts spoken to a truant boy, describing the line as unmatched in its cruelty. The speaker contrasts fiendish delight with the boy’s fear, implying a schoolyard torment scene without graphic detail.

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