Barbara and Brice Meet in Central Park Reunion Confronts Past
Barbara faces Brice Rutherford in a New York parlor after meeting Effie in Central Park. Mrs. Carson reveals Brice’s marriage to Margery Benson and Effie’s inheritance of Croylands, while Barbara confronts truth about the child and Brice’s intentions. Brice pleads for reconciliation as Effie calls him papa, but Barbara remains cautious about reintegration.
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Central
Park
Mrs. Carson
Benson
Effie
Brice Rutherford
Margery Benson
Brice
Margery
Tie
Mrs. North
Nanny
Barbara
Croylands
Ben- 4On
Erie
Mrs. Rutherford
Macgery
Ars. Carson
Mr. Rutherford
Saorbara
Rutherford
Mr. North
Mr. Gilmore North
Miss Wentworth
Grice
Central Park
Simplified Oratorios at Banbury Church
The new Banbury minister consults the organist about singing two selections from Handel or Haydn oratorios. The organist, also village plumber and iceman, says he adapts difficult sections for untrained singers by altering pitch or using vox humana to keep tunes within range.
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Banbury
Handel
Haydn
Very Much Enlarged. A Husband Seeks Help for Obesity
A humorous dialogue hints at a husband who has gained weight after six weeks of using a medicine described as a fresh-builder. He asks his wife to send a carpenter, while the druggist jokes the meaning may be a doctor. The implication is the man is so corpulent he cannot leave the fiat.
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Barbara
Brice
Elfe
Two Button Coats Spark Style Debate in Spring Fashion
In a playful exchange Mr Stubb asks why only two buttons are on his coat. Maria replies she sews the rest to keep him in style as newspapers declare two button coats are all the go this spring. The quip is punctuated with a Lowell quote about work born with a person.
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Maria
Mr. Stubb
John
Mrs. Stubb
Wall Street in Turmoil After Severe Market Collapse
The word wide stock panic prompts fears of no bottom as New York and nationwide markets suffer their harshest decline since the 1901 panic. Strong and weak issues alike drop. Chicago and Northwestern fall over 190 points from its peak. General Electric halved in price amid new share issues.
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Tocks
Wall ‘Street
New York
Chicago
Northwestern
General Electric
City riot rages as workers battle police for three days
A violent strike clash on the West Side erupts with bricks hurled at police guarding a Kellogg Switchboard wagon. Three thousand rioters seize vehicles and streetcars, forcing transport to Ogden avenue and Twelfth street, as shots ring out and order flares briefly.
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West Side
Harrison
Peoria
Kellogg
Congress
Ogden Avenue
Twelfth Street
Congress Street
Ogden
Exodus Panic in Hobodom Drives Stocks Down
The article notes a market collapse after the 1898 boom, attributing the drop to over capitalisation and promoter manipulation. It lists ten railroad stocks with close and peak prices and cites a steel trust official facing loan pressures and a resignation by Joseph J. Gill. In a separate segment, Kellogg procession rioting near the freight depot sees police clobbered, barricades and brief gunfire, ending with a dispersed crowd and cautious police.
West Pasco goula Creosote Works Destroyed by Fire
Fire razed the West Pasca goula creosote works causing an estimated 200000 dollars in losses. The blaze started when a piece of hot iron fell onto the creosote and an explosion followed. No injuries were reported.
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Pascagoula
Ala
Church and Clergy Highlights and Church News
The Rev C W Burgess resigns from Melbourne charge due to ill health. Moslems oppose bells in mosques. Rev Edwin H Hughes accepts presidentship at De Pauw University. Rev George Schombach preaches last sermon in Newark before returning to Germany. Cardinal Grantan named to international biblical commission. Cardinal Vaughan’s new auxiliary Algernon Stanley linked to old English families. Rev Reginald J Campbell to visit and to succeed Dr Joseph Parker at City Temple. Supt Baker reports activity of the Anti-Saloon League of Ohio.
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C. W. Burgess
Upper Town
Melbourne
Edwin H. Hughes
Malden
Mass
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
George Schombach
Newark
N. J
Germany
Charles P. Grantan
Catholic University At Washington
International Biblical Commission
Vaughan
Algernon Stanley
Cardinal
Reginald J. Campbell
Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
Baker
The
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
Elwood works to double capacity as Ohio River news unfolds
The report lists diverse Indiana items including the Rodefer brick works near Elwood set to double capacity, multiple deaths from apoplexy heart failures drownings and burns across towns like Richmond Richmond Moyer Clay City Mishawaka Layfayette Peru and Winamac, farm losses from weather and accidents, a large water reservoir project near Anderson, and a batch of new Indiana patents from Portland to Windfall.
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Rodefer
Elwood
Esteile Bulla
Richmond, O
Russell Gibson
Ohio
Pulaski County
Thomas Spillman
Lebanon
Rock Run Coal Company
Mecca
Roaring Creek
Larmore Resevoir
Anderson
Nancy Moyer
John L. Moyer
Clay City
C. Banville
Pennsylvania Central
Crown Point
Mishawaka
Edith McMillen
Michael Newman
Edward Newman
W. H. McMillin
Layfayette
William Wolf
Peru
Frank Snyder
Mt. Vernon
Coze Osborne
Reeves
Columbus
Texas
Knox County
George Braig
James Gard
John Allen
Winamac
N.S. Agnew
Valparaiso
Jonathan Beard
Floyd County
Indiana
National Farmers’ Congress
Tetziless
Burdick
Frank Barnes
Azalia
Albert M. Morris
John E. Parker
John McDaniel
Deer Creek
Walton
Snyder
McDaniel
Frank Woodraft
Ned Brown
Portland
Charles F. Crowder
Richmond
Cash Register
William Deering
Syracuse
Clarence E. Dungan
C. F. Steele
Cormnersville
Archibald Duthie
Indianapolis
Berthold Goldsmith
C. W. Bennett
Jacob Co. Groble
John S. Hamilton
Kyana
Elias Lewis
Terre Haute
Charles S. Little
Montpelier
Stephen W. Moore
Marion
Bertie B. Moss
Daisy B. Shinnick
Samuel A. Webber
Se. Davis
Bening
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Ronn
R Rutherford
Miss’ Bradleigh
Charlie Dewan
Ettie
Von
Lowell
Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Republic Iron
DOE Sugaroo
United States Steel
Steel Trust
Joseph J. Gill
Steubenville
Gov. Nash
Nue
St. Louis Chronicle
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Cetacena i
Southern Pacific
Aer Renen Soa I Esa
Indiamana
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