Anne Gage's Georgia Trip Sparks Engagement Joy
In a small town Anne Gage returns with a fiancé Theodore Rivington Reese a tall blonde rich businessman named Teddy to the shock and delight of friends Gail Fanny and Hilda. They debate his looks and status while Anne radiates happiness declaring true joy comes from finding the right partner.
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Gail
Anne Gage
Anne
Father
Fanny Leal
Hilda Mavis
Fanny
Hilda
Georgia
Fannie
John Wilbur
Anne Isala
Ia Thesdore Rivington Reese
Teddy
Theodore Rivington Reese
John
Gabe Home
Gage Parlor
Man’s attempt to seat wife leads to mistaken insult
A Staten Island man pleads with ushers to seat him and his wife together at a matinee. A misheard remark about being alone triggers an awkward swap and a misunderstanding that ends with the couple staying for the show and his ongoing explanations.
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Staten Island
New York Sun
Town Built on Mushroom Rock Survives in Mexican Dawn
Acoma town sits atop a colossal mushroom shaped rock off the coast of Ensenada in Mexico. The 400 foot overhang cliffs form a sea cliff fortress with a 70 acre flat summit housing a prehistoric Puebloan settlement. Accessible by toe-hold trail, the site was documented by 1540 explorers.
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Acoma
Mesa Encantada
Mexico
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Discriminating Rat Burglar
Just before Easter 225 carnations were stolen from I W Acheson of Pittsfield Massachusetts. Mrs Patrick Carney found the carnations in a tub in her cellar after a rat carried them from house to house 50 feet. The theft occurred between midnight and 5 AM and the rat took only pink carnations leaving white and dark red varieties untouched.
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I. W. Acheson
Pittsfield
Mass
Patrick Carney
Riots and crime swirl through Illinois reports
Coroner James M. McManus seeks the sheriff’s office role in Alexandra county with former officials backing him. A Clinton police chief died after a midnight shooting during a burglary stakeout. Other items note Joliet manufacturing employment, a $15,000 fire loss, labor shortages in East St. Louis, and a series of regional notices from Springfield to Banfield reflecting a turbulent era.
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Cairo
James M. McManus
Fred D. Nellis
Alexandra County
Lee B. Davis
Alexander S. Fraser
McManus
Frank E. Davis
Deneen
Nellis
M. S. Egan
Clinton
John Struble
Struble
Tony Musser
Albert Sandt
The
Electric Company
Musser
Decatur
Paul Reeves
Jennie Reeves
Manitou Building
Springfield
A. L. Bowen
State Charities Commission
Civil Service
James H. Kelley
Urbana
Harry Hill
St. Charles
Gilbert L. Campbell
Clarence J. Primm
Chicago
R. J. Holmes
Downer’s Grove
Hamilton
Military Tract Editorial Association
Adams
Schuyler, Brown
Calhoun
Pike
Rock Island
Mercer
Henry
Bureau
Putnam
Marshall
Shark
Peoria
Knox
Warren
Henderson
Hancock
McDonough
Fulton
East St. Louis
Howard W. Gill
Baltimore
Joliet
Illinois Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Barstow
Hampton Township
Hampton District No. 4
Matthews Brothers & Co
Kewanee
One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Wll
Sterling
John Rowles
Chicago & Northwestern
Duquoin
St. Louis
George G. Harsey
Moline
Samuel Lanier
Banfield
Five Men Befriend Woman After Shelter During Rain
Five screening attendants grew friendly with a woman after she invited them to shelter beneath her hat as rain pounded the nickelodeon roof. The incident followed a tense moment over her hat removal reducing tension after the screening.
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Nickelodeon
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