Three Way Divorce Case Hailed by Old Lawyer
In a comical venting scene a mother seeks justice for her daughter Ada and plans a divorce from Archibald. The old attorney Tomlinson navigates pleadings and fees while both lovers push for his defense and mediation. A side note hints at a tailoring scheme and a final vow to keep the case out of court.
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Adal
Archibald
Tomlinson
Archibald “Tomlinson
Ada
Avenie
Denton
Herschel story urges self-help and perseverance
The text tells how William Herschel, once in a guards band, built his own telescope, studied nights, and finally discovered Uranus on March 13 1781. He gained royal support and an income, while Caroline aided him, illustrating the rewards of determination and self-improvement.
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Uranus
Georgium Sidus
William Herschel
Hanoverian Guards
England
Nisaster Caroline
William
Caroline
Wiliam
George Iit
Hanover
Hands Off Star Spangled Banner Defends National Song
The piece argues against critics who deem the anthem unmusical or its third stanza inappropriate. It ridicules a Massachusetts school board ruling to omit the third stanza and urges Americans to keep the song intact as a symbol of patriotism.
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Carpenters
Anacreon
Massachusetts
Prancie Barton Key
Dog Poisoner Targets Maldenav Dogs
Police report confirms a series of poisoned meat incidents in Maldenav last night. At least six dogs, including a prize winning fox terrier, were harmed as authorities vow to trap the culprit.
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Maldenav
Reward Offered for Capture of Dog Poisoner in Seattle
Owned by Mrs A M Schilletad of 632 Ay. A standing reward posted by the Seattle Kennel Club and additional rewards from enthusiasts raise the total reward for the capture and conviction of a dog poisoner to nearly the amount indicated.
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Mra. A. M. Schilletad
Seattle Kennel Club
Banquet Aboard Tango Maru for Seattle Appearance
Nippon Yusen Kaisha officers host a banquet aboard the Tango Maru tonight with prominent bankers and officials as guests. The steamer will be opened for public inspection tomorrow, the largest in the K fleet. General Federation of Women’s Clubs holds biennial meeting in St. Paul May 6 to June 7. Chicago Great Western offers May 8 inclusive tickets to St. Paul at fare plus 2.96, good return June 7 with extension.
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Seattle
Nippon Yusen Kaishane
Tomorig
General Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
Jane
Great Western
J. P. Eimer
Thanapolis
WIL
Furnish Martc
Pier 1
Unionity
Howls Canal
Ferti's
Quaker Drug
Kennedy's Drug
Smith's Drug Store
Harteilsne Drug Stores
Alaska Steamship Co
Fragmented News Snippets Echo Early 20th Century Chats
A collage of brief quips and anecdotes features mock dialogues about politics and society. Bits reference Roosevelt Chandler Spooner Tillman and Knox as mythical figures, a wandering diplomat, a layabout asking for work, a man walking home with a horse, and stray lines about searchlights and architecture.
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Roosevelt
Chandler
Tillman
Spooner
Foraker
Knox
Zion estate bankruptcy case headed for court ruling
Federal Judge Landis ordered creditors to prove John A. Dowle insolvent by Wednesday or the Zion estate would be adjudicated. Court experts found no misappropriations but criticized current management as wasteful and said the estate could pay debts if well managed. Dowle’s attorney argues he is bankrupt.
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Chicago
Landis
John A. Dowle
Zion
Zion Industries
Dowle
Passenger complains of insult from streetcar conductor
Mrs. W. R. Kelly of 1212% First Ave writes about a Virginia University Streetcar incident. She says a conductor refused a transfer and insulted her, directing her to walk to First Ave and Jackson St. She asks if the conductors behavior was proper. She notes she obtained his cap number 21.
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Virginia
University St
Jackson St
W. R Kelly
Five Youths Arrested in Brass Theft Band
Detective Sam Corbett tracked and captured five youths tied to a foundry brass fittings theft from Eagle Grass Works to a Japanese secondhand shop. Suspects Luther Rathborne Laula Kasmean Charles Orlick Leo Price and Robert Dollar aged 18 led the gang with Dollar as leader. They planned the robbery barefooted and damaged a window pane to gain entry.
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Sam Corbett
Eagle Grass Worka
Luther Rathborne
Laula Kasmean
Charles Orlick
Leo Price
Robert Dollar
Dollar
Bothell Plans 130th Independence Celebration With Events
Bothell authorities announce a 130th anniversary Independence celebration featuring sports activities and fireworks. Details on schedule, venue, and participating groups were to be released, with a focus on community gathering and local tradition.
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Bothell
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