Man in the Moon Observes and Writes In Mystery Scene
A quirky scene shows the Man in the Moon using a large telescope and a phonograph to observe Earth, jot observations, and react with astonishment. A suited woman sidles behind him. he fears trouble, then reveals a freshly written manuscript and a baffling shifted mood.
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Philosopher
Arizona Kicker Cites Humble Motives and Local Quarrels
A rambling Western Journalism column mocks pretensions and class arrogance, blending satire with scattered references to editors, civic figures, and a chaotic stream of names and events. The chaotic prose shifts between critique of self importance and hints of political sentiment.
A Burglar's Story Reveals Methods and Motives
An undercover Telegram interview with a professional burglar details planning and execution of house jobs. He describes surveying targets, using disguises, picking locks, smuggling valuables to fences, and the police risk and public complicity, with warnings about safety and capture.
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Havn
Tom
Fifth Street
Aminoo
Teche Ontsilehan
Lin
Change Hour at the Market Floor Pranks and Pandemonium
A lively account from the market floor details Captain Bill Stevenson circulating to pull pranks while hundreds of traders and locals crowd the corridors. The scene features Commodore Lallance Millar Morrison and others as the room fills with humor, chatter, and chaotic activity long before 1:30 PM.
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Bill Stevenson
Bob
Gaz
Robert
Commodore Lallance
Cons
Millar
Commodore Gibson
Edward Sargent
James McKeon
Gideon Burton
Jerry Kierstead
Morrison
Chicago
Grove J. Penny
A. E. Smith
William Harley
Lew Green
A. C. Horton
Ollie Tennis
Frank Bradley
Bob Archtable
Joseph R. Brown
Paul Millikin
Len Latta
Edward Murphy
John A. Townley
Robert Jones
Billy Hutton
Sol P. Kincon
Billy Montgomery
C. M. Holloway
John and
Gazzam Gano
Marshal Urner
A. G. Corre
Gibson
D.C
Abe Furst
George Kogan
Fred Pfeister
General Hickenlooper
Poviam
Harry Morehead
Chas, Kahn
Julia Reta
George Eustis
Jack Slane
Charley Hofer
Avondale
Sidney Maxwell
Ed. la Rulde
J. M. Sears
Ed Stevens
Frank Bullman
J. M. Kirtley
We Don’t Need Canada and Manifest Destiny Debate
A Philadelphia Star excerpt discusses responses to Canada and North American unification under the United States. The tone reflects a debate on territorial expansion and national governance with strong opinions about moderation and political direction.
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Canada
Philadelphia Star
England
North America
United States
The Modern Ruth Returns as Dr Andover's Wife
Dr Alexander Andover, famed for his care of the poor, endures financial ruin and a broken engagement with Maud Everleth. A Christmas telegram alters fate as Maud arrives, declares her practical talents and devotion, and becomes his wife and nurse, aiding his swift recovery.
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Alexander Andover
Betty Cary
Jane Ellis
Maud
Everleth
Dr. Andover
Madam Golddust
St. Nicholas
St. Paul's Church
Miss Everseth
Mrs. Derby
California
Alexander
Alice
Andover
Maud Everleth
Girl Corporals and Such At State University Drill
The University plans daily optional military drill for female students. About 150 women will train with wooden guns under Lieut. Glenn, with gymnastic drills, marching, and arms handling. Uniforms undecided. female officers to lead. Health benefits emphasized. potential for women to defend the nation if needed.
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St.Paul
State University
Glenn
University of Minnesota
Post election wisdom and conflicting reports across papers
New Orleans Picayune notes wisdom after the election as better than none. Pittsburg Chronicle cites conflicting reports on a fight. Chicago Globe recalls American flags electing Harrison and questions American eagles. Topeka Journal laments whiskey scarcity in Leavenworth prompting stamp chewing. Boston Courier jokes about love letters in breach of promise cases.
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New Orleans Picayune
Pittsburg Chronicle
Chicago Globe
Clarkson
Harrison
Topeka Journal
Leavenworth
Boston Courier
Anarchists and Explosives in Chicago News
A fragmented Chicago report notes anarchist groups forming anew as each novel explosive is adopted by a fresh faction. The item mocks cult-like adoptions and hints at broader social tension, referencing a long strange discourse on civilization and modern threats.
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Chicago News
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