Wall Street Schemes and a Family’s Struggle for Relief
In a tense scene a father, Judge Sands, faces ruin as Reinhart’s ruthless financial gambits drain the Sands family. Beulah Sands plans risky relief using a $30,000 wager, while Beulah’s ally Bob Randolph contemplates beating Wall Street’s frauds. New revelations surface as the Sugar stock soars amid market manipulation and an ominous forecast for the family’s fate.
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Ther
Wilsons
Wall Street
Reinhart
Miss Sands
Mr. Randolph
Arth
Beulah
Sande
Bob
Sands
Judge Sands
Beulah Sander
Rob
Jim
Barry Conant
Damemeyer
Standard Oil
Washington
Jim Randolph
Stock Exchange
Market Mania and Sugar Stocks Under Friday the 13th Shadow
In a tense trading-floor dialogue, figures discuss large bets on Sugar and Barr y Conant’s influence. They debate price targets from 200 to 250, the risk of a market break Friday the 13th, and potential manipulation by Cam and others to push profits.
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Stock Exchange
Sys
Barry Conant Severy
Joe Barnes
Joan
Ike
You
Barry
Aldo
Sharley Pates
von Hat
Washington
Senate
House
Mooney
Broadway
Tangrow
Barry Conant
Barryg
Cam
Whale Collision Off Atlantic City Triggers Yacht Party Scare
A sailing party of 25 aboard the pleasure yacht Maude EB narrowly escaped death when a whale collided with the vessel eight miles off Atlantic NJ. The whale struck the centerboard and rigging after surfacing beneath the boat, soaking and injuring passengers while the crew struggled to keep the craft afloat. Passengers from Philadelphia and Washington, including Albert Bell of Philadelphia, were aboard. captains and guests were shaken but unharmed after reaching their hotel.
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Atlantic City
William Somers
Atantic NJ
Philadelphia
Washington
Albert Bell
Whaling Tale Describes Boat Damage and Water Spout
The document recounts a perilous whaling incident in which water spurted as high as the mast head. A whale's tail lash shattered the ship's heavy centerboard made of iron and oak, crippling the vessel.
Teddy Bear Rescue Tragedy Claims Two Year Old
In Philadelphia at 4711 Edgemont Street, Marie Huber a two year old drowned in a kitchen tub while attempting to rescue her Teddy Roosevelt bear. Her mother was elsewhere in the house. The bear fell into the brimmed tub triggering the fatal accident. Doctors failed to revive her.
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Roosevelt
Teddy Bear
Marie Huber
Edgemont Street
Philadelphia
Teddy Roosevelt
Marie
Local Drug Store Sells 25 Cent Remedies
A garbled ad lists cheap cures from Haydon and Robertson Drug Store including headache and bilious relief. It markets various nostrums at 25 cents with unclear claims about curing ailments such as appendicitis and malaria.
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Malariia Snere Haydon & Robertson Drug Store
Daily World Court of Appeals and administration actions
The Daily World provides full reports of the Court of Appeals and the doings of the administration. Subscriptions are four dollars per week in advance.
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Court of Appeals
At Eee Admiininetration
Clubbing Rates in Louisville Newspapers
Fragmentary OCR shows pricing mentions for The Sun The Louisville Times The Sun and the Daily Courier Journal with references to rates and publication years. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but indicates comparisons among local papers and pricing over a year.
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the Sun
The
Louisville ‘Times
the Daily Courier
Journal
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