Captain Caraway Returns to Barracks in Hazy Farewell
An elderly veteran, Captain Caraway, and his wife Mrs. Caraway face a forced return to military life after a war office order. The couple, settled near London with pension and a quiet home, grapple with memories, pride, and foreboding as Caraway leaves for the depot, while his wife frets over kit and bedding routines.
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Caraway
London
War Office
Watt
Captain Caraway
Mrs. Caraway
Kit
Jane
George
Colonel Watt and Captain Caraway Rejoin Army Life at Barracks
Captain Caraway returns to duty with a humorous yet uneasy reunion at a barracks. He meets a deaf colonel, a lame Major Bullen, and a witty Captain Simmonds, while his wife Jane fears the dangers of a soldier’s life and clings to hopeful letters.
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Caraway
Moore
Toor Caraway
Tao
Jane
Major Bullen
Bullen
Chen Dt
Captain Simmonds
Willen
Simmonds
Colonel Watt
Bull of
Bashan
Ceraway
Iere Tam
Watt
Shumons
Hushanis
George Caraway
P. S
Special Display Of Fine Silks
Special display of silks featuring taffetas peau de soie satin luxor and other weaves priced from 750 to $2.00 per yard. New waists fabrics offered in shades including violet rose maize cherry royal metallic blue and more.
Woman denounces her son over murder confession
Mrs. Dora Lundroot declares her son Louis Keutemeyer killed her husband on Bauvais Island after planning the deed for two years. She threatens to see him "put out of the way" if he is not hanged, citing jealousy over land deeds and alleged threats against others.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Dora Lundroot
Louis Ketuemeyer
Bauvies Island
Keutemeyer
Rand
McKinley
Harry G. Sommers
Chicago
Linois Theatre
Sil Wabash Avenue
Craized Over His Arrest
Miss Jessie Stein, living with her brother E. J. Stein in New Albany, Ind, is reported to have lost her mind and is in a violent condition after the arrest of her brother on a $800 forgery charge. Physicians attend her as neighbors describe her raving and prostration following the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
E. J. Stein
Jessie Stein
Carhin
Murdered man found on rail line near Akron
Patrick Mullen was found dead on the electric railroad track at Cuyahoga Balls and later suspected of being murdered behind a blacksmith shop about a quarter mile away. His hat lay beside a blood pool and he had money when last seen. Local investigators consider foul play likely.
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Associated Press
Akron
Patrick Mullen
Cuyahoga Balls
Mullen
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething wind colic and other ailments. It claims wide availability through druggists worldwide and prices at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Drageisis
Opening Sale of Newest Styles in Coats and Suits
Today begins a remarkable sale of all new and desirable women’s wear including coats suits wraps and accessories. The collection features a large varied assortment with attention to quality at even the lowest prices offering unusually attractive options for readers seeking stylish apparel.
Value priced fashion beyond the city standards
Advertises men and women’s suits, coats, and waists with deep discounts. Highlights tailor made jackets, princes coats, kersey and Venetian cloths, and satin linings. Emphasizes alterations by expert staff and a guarantee, with “SECOND FLOOR” noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Kersey
Campaign Documents Pervade Election Effort Across Nation
The Chicago Times-Herald outlines the vast organization behind the Republican campaign. It notes national committee leadership under Marcus A. Hanna and Henry C. Paine, extensive fundraising, editorial production, and distribution of millions of pamphlets, posters, and newspaper inserts aimed at swaying voters nationwide.
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Maine
Golden Gate
Republican National Committee
United States
Marcus A. Hanna
Henry C. Paine
Milwaukee
Hanna
New York
Chicago
Payne
Batth
Chatman Hanna
Addicks
Dupont Republicans
Delaware
Brownlow
Evans
Tennessee
Perry 8
Heath
Washington
Republican Press Bureau
Myr. Heath
Volney W. Foster
Graeme Stewart
Ihinoly
Nolitigal Din
Charles R. Buckland
H. H. Rand
Wisconsin
Buckland
March
Democratic National Committee
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Denver
Vennessee
St. Paul
Philadelphia
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Itv
Milksop
Walers
Abrick
Private Moore
Colo
Harold Begobie
Punch
Cheney Bros
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
Jonas
Long's Sons
Drees
Laid Corpse
Mrs. Winslow
Jonas Loneg
Headquarters
The
Chicago Times-Herald
MR. Hanna
Oregon
Henry Cy. Hedges
Ohio
Willis George Emerson
Major Hedges
John Sherman
Emerson
Louis Vierich
Mr. Emerson
East
Indiana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Laird & Lee
Viola Clerlel
Viola
Henry Olerich
Leo Charles Dessar
New York Elevated Railroada
Lis Waa
Paul Leicester Ford
Seldoof Hin
Dante Meredith
Ivige
Aml
Uhiek Unwh
Béivotn
Joffer Por Daw Hs
Jacob Ril
Loosevelt
Las Weittin
Pheodive
Moosevellt
Mr. Hoogevelt
Cathod
Daniel Huntington
Mr. Roosevelt
Outlook
Mixa Grove
Marguerite Surd
Bennett
MacMillan Company
Guundiang
Barfleet
Thease
Morris
Conan
Gent
Asia Minor
Dodd, Mewl & Co
Count Tolstoy
Ie Tims
Peltroylus Lown
Wilio
Amorien
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