Meleen fortune and tangled loves in New York
Wilfrid Stennis, heir to Andy Meleen, returns to a world of wealth and intrigue seeking Eunice Trevecca, Clara Passavant, and a path to genuine happiness. Jealousy, past promises, and a vow to win Eunice back loom as he plans anew amid glamorous society and a looming estate on Cathedral Heights.
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Efi Meleen
Lea
Carboy
Passavat
Fisiten
Nat Melean
Olentives Wilfrid Stennin
Martha Meleen
Andy Meleen
Eunice
Ant
Trivelate
Tunes
Clara
Trevenca
Andy
Jated
Europe
Wilfrid
Jazy
Hunice
Wii
Stennis
Brennis
Ariel
Bunter
Passavant & Corzine
Yast
Old Passavant
Riverside Drive
Silver Hudson
Eatio
Clara Passavant
Cay
Perdition
Eunice Trevecca
Coumselor
Wavertheless
Greenwich Village
John Trevecca
Cathedral Heights
Clara Passavant Apd
Abe
Tulionaire Houses
New York
Such a Waste Bust Joke in Tit Bit Column
A humorous Tit-Bita note recounts a sculptor asking a friend what they think of a bust. The friend quips that while it is fine marble, it would have made a lovely washstand, delivering a playful old gossip card moment with cheeky wordplay.
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Wilfrid
Eunice
Harper
Josat
Dia E Pinkham
William Aurens
21St St
Chicago
E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
State seeks back taxes on Kentuckys estates
Revenue agents from the Kentucky state auditor's office have been in Newport gathering information on personal property listed in wills offered for probate. They expect action to recover taxes due the state, citing debts of 50,000 for Michael Purcell's estate, 1,200 for Charles Kunath's, and 12,900 for Charles Remme's estate. Attorney Gilfilan prepared to file suits to recover these taxes.
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Kentucky State Auditor's Office
Newport
Gilfilan
Reborn
Michael Purcell
Charles Kunath
Charles A. Remme
Purcell
Kunath
Charles Remme
Farmers Institute to Meet in Whitesburg
Letcher County Farmers Institute convenes Monday with W B Webb as chair. S S Kirk of Inez will discuss farming as a vocation. Speakers include T J Perkins on The Hoy on the Farm Baldwin on Agriculture and Education J J Fitzpatrick on Home Sanitation J W Fields on Why Educate the Girls N M Webb editor Mountain Eagle on Wheat Growing.
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Whitesburg
Letcher County
Farmers’ Institute
W. B. Webb
S&s. Kirk
Inez
T. J. Perkins
Whitley County
Baldwin
J. J. Fitzpatrick
Banks to be examined under Kentucky bank bill
Secretary of State Broner will inspect Kentucky banks starting September 1, under a new agreement with state banking institutions. The contract requires bond of $10,000 for examiners and appoints five business and banking officials to review qualifications. The effort follows Senate Bill 199 passed March 1910.
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Bruger
General Assembly
Bank Examiners
State Bankers to Meet in Kentucky Convention
Louisville hosts the eighteenth annual Kentucky Bankers Association convention September 12 and 14 with strong early indications of a successful gathering. J C Ufferback of Paducah, president, will call the conference to order at 1 AM on September 12, and on September 13 Hon Edward B Vreeland of New York will discuss Do We Need a Central Bank.
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Louisville
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Faation
J. C.ufferback
Paducah
Edward B. Vreeland
New York
Medical colleges discussed by Kentucky board of health in Louisville
In Louisville the Kentucky state board of health considered the dire conditions of Kentucky medical colleges. New officers named include W J Helwer as superintendent of vital statistics, L H South as state bacteriologist, Pred Mutcher as assistant state chemist, and Paul Henson as sanitary engineer. Fourth class postmasters for Kentucky were appointed: John Finkey Emlyn Whitley county Aime PD Jones Salowa Taylor county.
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Western State Normal School
Ansistant
Paul Henson
Ohio State Board of Health
Kentucky
John
Finkey
Emlyn
Whitley County
Aime PD
Jones
Salowa
Taylor County
Man bitten by snake at Douetns Park track shocks owner
Michael Flanigan, noted racehorse owner, was bitten on the arm by a coiled snake while untangling racing gear at Douetns Park track. He could not move until the reptile released the fang grip, and was rushed by car to a physician where doctors expect a full recovery.
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Michael Flanigan
Douetns Park
Flanigan
Wendling Sees Wife in Affectionate Jail Visit
Alma Kellner murder suspect Joseph Wendling was visited by his wife at the jail. She arrived with lawyer J Reginald Clementa and detectives Hutchen and Stone, expressed affection, and gave him $1 to buy comforts during confinement. They parted with a handshake.
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Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
J. Reginald Clementa
John Hutchen
Harry Stone
Wendling
Mrs. Wendling
San Francisco
Kentucky Intelligencer Briefs Roundup of Local News
A digest of Kentucky items includes Ernest A. Hornbrook's death by drowning in Lexington. a Louisville arrest for bigamy and jewel theft. Frankfort noting Bowling Green & Northern railroad incorporation of $100,000 capital to connect with Illinois Central at Grayson county. Lexington reporting nine weeks of fall racing starting September 19 at Latonia with five stakes. Brandenberg recounts a fatal shooting during a crap game with three wounded. Louisville noting a weight for age turf race in October featuring Fitzherbert Ballot and Olambala for $5,000 purse. Cynthiana reports a five-person auto crash near Lair Pike injuring three. Ashland raid on nonintoxicating retailers yielding 12 convictions and fines. Faiton Middleton, 24, released convict, jailed on robbery charge, alleged sandbagging man for turkey money. Henderson notes five desperadoes escape jail via roof and cupola ropes. Lexington reports addition to Elmendorf farm via purchase of 4 acres from William Vance James and expansion to 7,000 acres.
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Lexington
Ernest A. Hornbrook
South
City Water Company
Louisville
Carrie Lee Warner
Winchester
C. L. Frazier
Frankfort
Roy Witholt
Railroad Commission
Bowling Green & Northern Railroad
Bowling Green
Illinois Central Railroad
Grayson County
Kentucky
Latonia
Louieviille
Fitzherbert
Ballot
Olambala
Cynthiana
Mike Woods
Lair Pike
Ashland
Faitonth
Fenus Middleton
Jon
Middleton
Lowe al Morgan
The Doctor's Idea I Must Know the Worst
Dr Wise-Well and Invalid-Doctor exchange about medical costs ending with an estimate the bill will be about 85 dollars. The dialogue centers on healthcare charges and the insistence on understanding the worst possible outcome.
Beveridge Mocking a Corrupt Politician in Cleveland Speech
Senator Beveridge denounced a corrupt politician in an after dinner address in Cleveland. He contrasted an absurd excuse with a minister who admitted borrowing sermon material by publicly signaling quotation with two fingers at the start and end.
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Beveridge
Cleveland
Brethren
Doctor’s Advice Costs Little Bingle Two Dollars
A humorous Harper’s Weekly quip has a doctor advising a husband whose wife has lost her voice. He jokes to remember the fact on Thanksgiving if he wants to act accordingly and chuckles while charging two dollars for professional services. A separate quip notes that when a man starts to save money his friends call him a tightwad.
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Little Bingle
Harper's Weekly
Ughtwad
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Henderson
Wood McMahon
Tease Simpson
Homer Sweeney
Steve Wilson
Ben Bush
William Vance James
R. Haggins
Elmendorf
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jack Thompson
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Portum Cereal Co, Ltd
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