Chicago ballot box thief sentenced in June report
Telegraphic news item notes Dutchy O Keefe found guilty in Chicago’s Third ward theft and given one year in the penitentiary. Other items report martial law in Panama, cholera in Spain, and various June dispatches from New York to Washington.
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Panama
Curiaco
Dutchy O'Keefe
Tallahassee
Prrisnure
Chicago
Chattanooga
Times
New River
Tennessee
Cincinnati
New York
Dispatch
Dolphin
Weiser
Polynesia
Ito
Gladstone
Earl Roseberry
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
State News Roundup From Across The State
Gathered from Our Exchanges Over the State. Reports note sun stroke at Austin and efforts to organize a colored military company in Luling. Brazos waters recede as planters replant crops. a torpedo accident injures a child in Dennison. multiple arrests for theft and assault are reported in Houston and surrounding areas.
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Houston
Luling
Wimberly
Hays County
Austin
Sam Allen
Calvert
Bill Long
Houston Darkey
Manuel Viedog
Laredo
Anastasia Garcia
Brock Elkins
Fioresville
Brazos
Dallas
Honest farmer and deacon discuss apples in bars
In a Danbury News snippet a farmer admits he hides fruit at the bottom of barrels while a deacon praises plain honesty. They note city visits might teach people not to chase top apples, reflecting small town wisecrack about sharing.
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Luling
Houston
Artha Simpson
Camp County
Rockwall
Wichita
Ilson
Coronal Institute
San Marcos
Botello
Ar’l
Danbury News
Marriage toast prompts stand and rise stunt at Dallas wedding
At a Dallas wedding the bride Miss Lillian Sniggs’s younger brother led a toast that required guests to stand. He announced the toast must be drunk while standing and joked he would identify the guest who sat on his stove pipe hat.
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Lillian Sniggs
Dallas
Keely motor beau and a tramp tale mix in family banter
The fragment sketches a father objecting to a daughter’s "Keely motor beau" while a tramp confronts Parson Clippinger. A jokey aside notes a shirt that needs no buttons and a sock that won’t wear at the heel amid scattered newspaper quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark ‘Swain
Chicago Ledger
Fox and Woodchuck Den Dispute Turns Fatal
A fox claims a woodchuck den but is driven off by boys who trap the fox. The fox protests innocence and moral equivalence, but the woodchuck’s side prevails after the scene ends with the fox knocked unconscious. Moral: it ceases to be funny when both sides play the same game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodchuck
Reynard
Detroit Free Press
Extradition Treaty Needs Revision for Fugitives
The piece argues the old fashioned extradition pact with Great Britain fails to cover modern crimes. It notes the need to bring back so called reputable fugitives and calls for an international update to capture and return such individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Brooklyn Kugle
Poets and a Conservatory Conversation With Ice
A Boston Post excerpt describes a poet speaking with Miss Ethel in a conservatory. She teases the ice he brought as they discuss the ease of writing versus reading poetry. The scene centers on flirtation and literary vanity in a garden setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ethel
Mr. Rimer
Boston Post
Parson Whangdoodle Comments At Funeral
Parson Whangdoodle distinguished himself at the funeral of an aged colored man saying our deceased brother was married four times during his life but only one of the widows is fortunate enough to survive him long enough to attend this solemn occasion.
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Denver
Colorado Cattlegrowers’ Association
Texas
Wyoming
Kansas Line
Dallas
St. Peterspura
Brotherhood
Moreivitech
Kavelanka
Kieff
Solomon
Videh
Kharkoff
London
Standard
Gladstone
the Times
Washington
White House
Philadelphia
Eee
Secretary of the Treasury
New Orleans
United States Treasury
Treasury
Whangdoodle
Baxter
Bradder
Texas Siftings
Surprising Confession in Quoted Exchange
A speaker admits being startled and says he lost his head while another person responds with irritation. The text references a New York source and mentions cigarettes, highlighting popular brands and pricing.
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New York
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No. 16 Main Plaza
F. W. McAllister & Bro
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Presiden
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Treasury Department
Maprio
Spain
Valencia
Castile
Murcia
Lovuisville
Courier Journal
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St. Laurel County
George
William
James Thompson
Wilkinson
Rufus Lawson
Wilkinson Lawson
George ‘Thompson
B. L. Pointer
Board of Health
Louisiana
State News
Fred Harris
Mary C. Atkins
Jim Porter
Sam Strother
Adcock
Denison
Interior Department
Keely Motor Beau
Mary
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Fox and Woodchuck
Orion
Marie Buzard Anisette
Absinthe
Edoard Pernaud
Vermouth Neilly Pratt
Curacoa
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Emanuel Abrahams
James P. Hickman, JR
Jewett
J. W. Bradley
J. N. Groesbeeck
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Otto Bergstrom
T.H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
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Menger Hotel
THE
Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
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Old Quartere Tor Renton Presa Street
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