Intrigue in Carolinas Over Appleweight Crisis
Thomas Ardmore and Henry Griswold chase a disputed Appleweight caused by rival governors. Griswold and Ardmore align with Barbara Osborne and Jerry Dangerfield as each seeks allies and to have the other prosecuted. Forces scout the borders while arrests and ambushes unfold amid growing war talk.
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Thomas Ardmore
Henry Maine Griswold
North
South Carolina
Griswold
Barbara Osborne
South Carolna
Ardmore
Erry Dangerfield
North Carolina
Aspleweight
Jerry
Ardsley
Barbara
Appleweight
Gov. Osborne
Night Raid on Turner Court House Amid Ardsley Plott
Reconstruction era drama unfolds as Ardmore Cooke and Collins move Appleweight from Ardsley to Turner's jail. Aboard a wagon with Big Paul guiding, the group plans a press friendly tale while Griswold redirects border defenses and a cautious press awaits.
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Turner's
Kildare
Thomas Ardmore
North Carolina
Raccoon Creek
Ardsley
Bill Appleweight
Poteet
Ardmore
Cooke
Collins
Big Paul
Turner Court House
South Carolina
Appleweight
Mount Nebo
Chateau Bizet
Turner’s
Griswold
Dangerfield
Bill
Jerry
Codllius
Germany
Karl Schmidt
Paul
Rumpus and pursuit in South Carolina jail ambush
On a dim dawn a ransom party drives prison bound Appleweight toward Turner Court House as Jerry Dangerfield and Ardmore endure tension. A disguised transport, a wary militia encounter, and whispered German consolations color a fragile escape scheme amid border politics and vigilante mood.
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Kildare
Ardmore
Collins
Colling
Jerry
Paul
Cooke
Turner's
Mr. Ardmore
Grissy
Turner’s
South Carolina
Appleweight
Strangs Company
Bill Appleweight
Turner Court House
Mingo County
Tobh
The Eggman in Philadelphia Tale
A Clementon farmer selling eggs at Fourth and South streets quotes forty cents a dozen with extra three cents for the dozen. A bartender negotiates, then buys eggs and treats the farmer to a drink. The farmer says he always drinks sherry with an egg in it.
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Philadelphia
Clementon
N. J
Fourth
South Streets
Philadelphia Times
Rice Market Yields 200 Million Globally
The world rice market, measured by major-country imports, totals about 150 to 200 million dollars per year. Europe imports about 82 million, Asia and Oceania 88 million, the Americas excluding the U S 12 million, and Africa six million. Also notes a Spain town with one hunchback per 13 residents.
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Europe
Asia
Oceanica
North
South America
United States
Africa
Bristow charges Cannon with tariff manipulation over lead
Senator Joseph L. Bristow in Manhattan accuses Speaker Cannon and standpatters of altering lead tariff schedules to favor a smelter trust led by the Guggenheims and Rockefeller interests. He cites a duty increase from the house to senate that widens the gap between domestic and foreign smelting costs and questions motives behind the changes.
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Manhattan
Kan
Joseph L. Bristow
Cannon
Smelter Trust
Guggenheims
Rockefeller
Cannoon
Kansas
Senate
House
Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Republican National Platform
United States
Edward B. Rush
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ways and Means Committee of the
Ways and Means Committee
Will Bust Bath Tub Trust
The attorney general orders dissolution of the bath tub trust a $100000000 combination whose actions affect most homes. The equity bill against 16 sanitary enameled iron ware makers and other officials under the Sherman act seeks to break the price and sale terms cartel nationwide.
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Washington
Bath Tub Trust
United States
Bill In Equity
Baltimore
Brother charged in Miss Flege murder near Wayne Nebraska
Wayne Nebraska July 21 William Flege is under arrest on a murder charge of his sister Louise Flege. A hired hand, William Eichencamp, aged eighteen, is also jailed after confessing that Flege planned to marry Ida Hendricks from the adjoining farm and killed Louise when she objected.
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Wayne
Neb
William Flege
Louise Flege
William Eichencamp
Flege
Ida Hendricks
Big Dam Nearing Completion at Belle Fourche Project
Washington reports the Belle Fourche irrigation dam embankment in South Dakota is near completion and expected to finish within a month. Construction progress aims to improve irrigation capacity and regional water management.
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Washington
Big Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Disorderly saloon sign prompts arrest in Cleveland case
Frank J. Marmann caused the arrest of saloonkeeper John D. Schapps after seeing a window sign reading This is John D.'s place Marmann claims the sign insulted his friend who markets oil and by products He consulted Attorney Frederick Beer who said beer will not be sold under John D.'s signature. Marmann argues the sign insults John D.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Marmann
John D. Schapps
Schapps
John D
Marmann
Frederick Beer
Beer
John
Mar.mann
Fostoria
Ohio
Reeves Park
F. E. Yoakum
Los Angeles
Ada
Dale Rothrock
Ernest Miller
Hillsboro
Emmet Eddy
Shreve
Guy Emerson
Fremont
J. H. Snook
Troop B
Columbus
Harry Webb
Toledo
W. Z. Rowe
Lebanon
Fred H. McGee
Crestline
James Barton
Galion
Charles Maurer
Moses Cleaveland
Walter Crane
Arthur Rumsey
Ashtabula
Jones & Laughlin
Cleveland, Painesville & Eastern Electric
Willoughby
Sandusky
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Richard Carnegie
Sandusky Yacht Club
Foe Bolton
Kentucky
Ark
Stat
de Lickin County
United States
William Linke
Grace EB. Make Peace
Cleveland Public Schools
Nicholas
Leading Mistakes in Life Show Ten Common Faults
A writer lists the ten leading life mistakes and examines how many we share. The items include judging others by our standards, seeking uniform opinions, expecting perfection, worrying about the unfixable, and failing to ease others’ infirmities.
Resinol Ointment Cited For Skin Ulcer Healings
A letter from Mrs. I B Cameron of Augusta Maine says Resinol Ointment healed a six month ulcerated leg after four weeks of twice daily use and remained healed six months later. Another testimonial from Mrs F Cox of Chicago praises Resinol Ointment and Soap for curing her baby boy’s hives and skin problems.
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I. B. Cameron
Augusta
Hatli Lan
Riaa
Ave
Com Sendata
Baltimore
Gas Office Request Amid Swear-Free Policy
A caller asks for gas office access while an operator reminds that swearing is not allowed on the line. The brief exchange highlights strict communication rules in place for service lines.
Epidemic Itch in Welsh Village and Cure Claim
A Dowlais Wales incident recalls a fifteen year itch outbreak affecting many families. Doctors failed to help until a remedy claim cites Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent producing cure after several days. The narrative notes long term use by the family and an American testimonial.
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Dowlais
South Wales
Thomas Hugh
West Huron St
Chicago
Ill
Mr Wise's Elusive Initials Spark Scholarly Pursuit
A humorous remark notes that Mr Wise has earned so many college degrees that colleagues cannot keep track of his initials. The joke underscores his prolific, or perhaps excessive, pursuit of education.
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Mr. Wise
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Osborne
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Insurgent
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Wickersham
Nebraska
Sister
State News
Arning
Charles Sumner
London
Mr. Sumner
Gray
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