Rostand works new plays for major stages
Amusements notes list Rostand writing Le Maison des Amante for the Comedie Francaise and R A Barnet shaping Cappadox or the Love of a Girl. Mrs. Fiske swaps Mary of Magdala for a modern drama. Ros tand's Less Romanesques premieres in Philadelphia. The King's Carnival leads hits in New York. Holden company nears Knobs of Tennessee shows at Park Theatre, with Camille revival tomorrow. A New York dispatch mentions Mansfield and Marlowe considering Macbeth and Much Ado, with Drew and Marlowe possibly uniting as Benedick and Beatrice.
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ARS
R. A. Barnet
New York
Richard Mansfield
Macbeth
Julia Marlowe
Lady Macbeth
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Mansfield
John Drew
Benedick
Beatrice
Social Notes Highlight Indianapolis Society Seasonal Visits
Miss Ida Price returns to Seymour Indiana. Mrs. Mary A. Yount of New York visits Mrs. Daly. Miss Blanche McCune of Glendale visits Mrs. Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Hil back from California at Bates House. Corona Club to dance at Brenneke's Academy. Elfride Scholl back from New York after ten weeks with her brother. Mrs. Drake of Newark visiting Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Hood Talbott en route from Florida guests Miss Dean. Mrs. McKenzie returns home from Montreal. Mrs. Perle Bonte Raymond hosts forty guests at a Woodruff Place luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Coates to stay with Mrs. Ritter in Irvington. Gertrude Schreicher invites for May 3 in honor of Violet Wyon. Mrs. Scott to luncheon in honor of Helen Birch. Joseph Miller guests at Buffalo Bill show. Mr. Seerrs Atkins and daughter Jennie leave for Canton Georgia for summer. Judge Brown announces engagement of Juliet Julian to Christopher Cole Man. wedding June 3. Judge Leathers hosts an informal company Friday for Mrs. Reading Kaute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida ©. Price
Seymour
Ind
Mary A. Yount
New York City
Charles F. Daly
Blanche McCune
Glendale
Franklin W. Hays
California
Bates House
Corona Club
Brenneke’s Academy
Broad Ripple
Elfride Scholl
New York
Robert BE. Drake
Newark
Henrys. Stevenson
North Alabama Street
Lida Hood Talbott
Mary Dean
Florida
McKenzie
Montreal
Canada
John N. Carey
Perle Bonte Raymond
Woodruff Place
J. W. Coates
Denison Hotel
C. L. Ritter
Irvington
Gertrude Schreicher
Violet Wyon
William Scott
Edger A. Brown
Juliet Julian
Christopher B. Cole
James Madison Leathers
Frida Sora
Mary Scott Kaute
Reading
Stevens
Yale professor to address Contemporary Club this evening
Phelps of Yale will speak at the Contemporary Club gathering with a talk titled Two Representatives of American Character Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Franklin. The event also notes the club’s reception committee and related social arrangements. plus details of a wedding notice for Miss Anna Menesce and Frank Hull set for June 5 at Cameron Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Dean
John L. Griffiths
Florence Malott
Ernest C. Noyes
Francis M. Curtis
Anna Menesce
Prank l L. Hull
Cameron Avenue
South Norwood
Cincinnati
East Eighteenth Street
Indianapo
Texas oil boom rumors spark Beaumont hotel stir
J W Tilford and G D Lane at the Grand Hotel discuss stock shares in a Beaumont oil company capitalized at 5 million, claiming one of the region’s big gushers. Beaumont wells number nine, with land prices soaring from 25 to 20 000 dollars per acre and a tented sleeping option costing a dollar. Local barbers fetch 2 1 2 cents for shaves and 1 dollar for haircuts as speculation fuels dramatic town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tilford
G. D. Lane
Grand Hotel
Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Jefferson County
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Tilford
Tilford
Italian Knife Attack Near Noble and Washington
George Motley, a Black man, suffered a five inch head wound from a corn knife wielded by an Italian resident near Noble and Washington streets where fruit and peanut venders gather. He says rocks were thrown by colored boys, prompting a clash during which Motley was struck. Motto, another Italian, was also arrested as police doubted Motley's account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Motley
Noble
Washington Streets
L. E. & W. Roundhouse
Motto
Recital by Mrs Fuller and Mr Taylor at Mr Nell's studio
Mrs Fuller and Mr Taylor perform under Edward Nell on Friday evening. The program lists numerous pieces by Halevy Bemberg Podbertsky Treharne Nevin Luckstone Pessard Bullard Townsend Helmann Needham Eliot Jouberti Schubert and others, including a duet The Pine and the Palm featuring both performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fuller
Frank Taylor
Edward Nell
Mr. Nell
Mr. Taylor
Bemberg
Mrs. Fuller
Podbertsky
Treharne
Cornelius Mr. Taylor
Nevin
Sluilab iv Luckstone
Marie” Pessard
Fuller
Sword of Ferrara
Ee Ebaceser Bullard
Taylor
Elizabeth’s
Wagner
Ful
Sopa Margareta
Helmund
Townsend
Juanita
Great Meeting Today Subcommittees Held Meetings
The Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows begins a two day session in Grand Lodge Hall with a record crowd expected. Officers' reports, committee appointments and a Denison Hotel banquet mark the events, while degree work and committee reports follow, as election defers until fall. Subcommittees plan Sovereign Grand Lodge events in September and district deputies vow cooperation for a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Denison
Sovereign Grand Lodge
W. H. Leedy
Indiana Rebekah Assembly Adjourns After Two Day Session
The Indiana Rebekah Assembly concluded its two days of meetings with the morning degree conferred on those absent Monday. The constitution was amended to make the warden elective. Officers were elected: Hogate president, Ray vice president, McGrew warden, Farr secretary, Martin treasurer, Kleinhaus marshal, Talbott conductor, McCormick chaplain, Jessup inside guardian, Snyder outside guardian, Treston and Pendergast trustees. Budget approved 350 for regalia and badges for the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Rebekah Assembly
Assembly
Grand Lodge
Mary Awis
Odd Fellows’ Home
Anna C. Hogate
Danville
Sarah E. Ray
Shelbyville
Olive E. McGrew
Indianapolis
Rose L. Farr
Liberty
Rose M. Martin
Westville
Matilda Kleinhaus
Lawrenceburg
Marshal
Hattie Talbott
Orleans
Mabel McCormick
Clayton
Kate 8. Jessup
Richmond
Inside Guardian
Clara Snyder
Ladoga
Outside Guardian
Belle L. Treston
Aurora
Curry
Olive Pendergast
Riot cartridges ordered by Quartermaster General Foster
Indiana National Guard to be supplied with riot cartridges loaded with a small ball surrounded by shot for emergencies. Also reports Haughey jailed on a watch theft charge from John Logan, and county school fund settlement details with Franklin County Treasurer Burkhart. Smallpox cases reported and new Shelby County Board of Charities named. Vernon Insurance directors elected. State officers head to Buffalo for National Civic Federation meeting. Accident injuries and a violin recital announced. White Elephants elects A J Rich for druggists convention representation. Jungle No 1 of Indianapolis described as a growing organization.
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Foster
Indiana National Guard
Thomas Haughey
Alexandria
Splann and
Haley
John Logan
South
Missouri Street
Ferdinand J. Burkhart
Franklin County
Burkhart
Board of Health
Hugh Bryson
J. W. Bryson
West
Washington Street
Henry Nichols
South Charles Street
William Jackson
Alvord Street
State Board of Charities
Board of Charities and Correction
Shelby County
Joseph Chez
A. S. Williams
Clark Devol
Henry Torline
Charles W. Culbertson
A. J. Thurston
Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
East Market Street
Louis Schneck
John T. Woodard
James F. Statesman
Charles E. Lambert
John F. Wallick
B. Morris
W. E. Christian
Durbin
National Civic Federation
Buffalo
Judge Howard
South Bend
John R. Sage
Southport
Metropolitan School of Music
Hugh McGibeny
Mary Clune
Ruth de Haas
Katherine Fox
Maud Stone
Hilda Kantrowitz
Mark Dawson
Nellie Mowrer
Rose Catalano
Elizabeth Coull
Katherine Simons
Beulah Fuckinger
Bergen Plummer
Katherine Bauer
Ellis Levy
Master Levy
Grand Opera House
Order of White Elephants
A. J. Rich
Muncie
Druggists’ Association
Jungle No. 1
Indianapolis
Health Board to decide on strawboard plant licenses
The State Board of Health plans a meeting next Monday or Tuesday to grant licenses to strawboard and other factories for emptying refuse into streams at high water. Dr Hurry is compiling his investigation report on such plants but will not publish content until formally submitted to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Hurry
Woman suffers hemorrhage on streetcar journey in Buffalo
Mrs. Jennie Oldham of 59 Bowman Street fainted on a Buffalo Biis show trip. She cried for Detective Dugan who helped her off the car at Capitol Avenue. She was taken home by the Dispensary ambulance, became violent, and seven men needed to restrain her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Oldham
Bowman Street
Dugan
Capitol Avenue
Holder
Governor Durbin Denies Terre Haute Police Board Report
Governor Durbin rejected a Terre Haute report that he appointed a new Police Board of Commissioners. The claimed members were E. E. South a Big Four agent in Terre Haute Thomas Walker an attorney and Jacob Kolsem a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Terre Haute
E. E. South
Big Four
Thomas Walker
Jacob Kolsem
Hope man arrested for drunkenness and brand larceny
George A. Howard of Hope Indiana was arrested Monday for drunkenness and was yesterday charged with brand larceny tying to steal a horse and buggy owned by Marion Eaton county assessor. The rig vanished from in front of the courthouse and was recovered with Howard intoxicated nearby he negotiated a sale with Detective Holt before being taken to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Howard
Hope
Ind
Marion Eaton
Eaton
Howard
Holt
Indiana fair circuit notes list with dates and organizers
A compiled schedule of fair dates across Indiana lists numerous towns and clubs with organizers and driving associations. Names include Charles Downing, Fred H. Nauwer, J. H. Sopkins, and Fred Wheeler, among many others, with events spanning July to October and locations from Crown Point to Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Moore
Ees
Rochester
Fred Wheeler
Crown Point
Valparaiso
J. W. Halladay
Indiana St .Fair
Charles Downing
Taporte
BW. Orr
Bourbon
Bb. W. Parka
Bremen
Edward Heckaman
Local Officials and Dates for Indiana and Kentucky Events
J Freeman Little serves as president of Owensburg Kentucky with George C Taylor as secretary in New Harmony Owensboro. Events span August and September across Wet Harmony Oakland City Princeton Boonville Huntingburg Indiana State Fair and involve W R Harris J H Richardson and Charles Dowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Freeman Little
Owensburg
George C. Taylor
New Harmony
Owensboro
Wet Harmony
Ind
George C. Lor
Oakland City
W. R. Harris
Princeton
Wet Strain
Boonville
J. H. Richardson
Huntingburg
H. ©. Robert
Indiana State Fair
Charles Dowing
Indiana State Fair and city officials notice
Fragmentary 12 line OCR listing names and dates including Marion Logansport Kokomo Elwood and Marion State Fair events with officials J T Tomlinson J H ports Krenkfort Edmonds Mee Hough Hority and Charles Down. Dates span July to September with multiple one to two week periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Tomlinson
Governaeet
Marion
J. H
Indiana and Midwest Meetings and Tours List Dates
Secretary Geo H. Maiden reports a long schedule of events and meetings across multiple cities including St. Paul Davenport Joliet Indianapolis Evansville Terre Haute St Louis Muncie Middletown Hagerstown New Castle Elwood Greenfield Rushville Indiana State Fair and Portland with many presidents and secretaries named for each event and varying July to October dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo H. Maiden
Mendet
Bk Ingalls
J. B. Taylor
Davenoor
Ang
Wn J. van Work
Vary
Galesburg
H. W. Smellinger
Dubuque
G. T. Hancock
Cornells Junction
R. S. Johnson
Wcretary
Hamline
Claypool
Muncie
F. A. Hart
Middletown
F. A. Wisehart
Hagerstown
Bowman
New Castle
W. L. Risk
Elwood
F. E. de Harity
Greenfield
Charles Downing
Rushville
J. Q. Thomas
Indiana State Fair
Charles Downing Johmond
J. Stevenson
Portland
C. O. Hardy
Central Indiana Fair Circuit Schedule and Officials
Central Indiana Fair Circuit lists W. F. Hulet as president and W. M. Blackstock as secretary with Crawfordsville and Lafayette roles. District fairs run from August to September in Danville Bainbridge Lebanon Frankfort Boswell Covington and end with the Indiana State Fair in September. Names include C F Bowen A R Allison Riley Hauser Joseph Heavilon W HoMeKnight William H Miles Charlies Down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hulet
Crawfordsville
W. M. Blackstock
Lafayette
Danville
C. F. Bowen
Bainbridge
A. R. Allison
Lebanon
Riley Hauser
Frankfort
Joseph Heavilon
Boswell
W. Ho MeKnight
Crawfordsvill
Covington
William H. Miles
Indiana State Fair
Charlies Downing
Harvard College appoints Kahn as law school commencement orator
Herbert C. Kahn of this city has been chosen by Harvard College faculty to speak as law school commencement orator on June 26. The honor is limited to distinguished men. Kahn is a Shortridge High School and Indiana State University alumnus who entered Harvard in 1898 on a Bloomington scholarship and won the Boylston prize in his first year before entering the law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Kahn
Harvard College
Law School
Kahn
Shortridge High School
Indiana State University
Harvard
Bloomington
Boylston
Indianapolis Aquatic Club House Boat Opens Season
The Indianapolis Aquatic Club opens the season on June 1 with illuminated cars running to Broad Ripple, a pavilion dance, and a concert on the house boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Aquatic Club
Broad Ripple
Almost a tragedy near Leicester cemetery rescue
Two Cherry Valley boys entered a Leicester cemetery tomb. the door shut but they were rescued alive. A Kansas tale from the Democratic family reports Jimmy Morton and White Bryan entombed in a political tomb, fighting and making a hullabaloo, with no effort to release them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Leicester
Cherry Valley
Kansas
Jimmy Morton
White Bryan
Jimmy
Willie
Florence Etherton Located After Disappearance Mystery
Florence Etherton daughter of Mrs Ida Etherton of 421 North Capitol Avenue was located after mysterious disappearance about a week ago. A new city paper publicity announced she was found in Cicero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Etherton
Ida Etherton
North Capitol Savenue
Cicero
McDougal Obtains Permit for North Delaware Flats
Pr W McDougal received a building permit yesterday to erect a two story brick flat building at 7048 North Delaware Street. The project covers about 120 feet in length with six modern flats and a total cost listed at 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. McDougal
North
Delaware Street
Garrigus Visits Indiana GAR Office After Election
Milton Garrigus of Kokomo, newly elected department commander of the Indiana GAR, visited R. M. Smock, assistant adjutant and quartermaster general, yesterday and conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Garrigus
Kokomo
Indiana
R. M. Smock
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company Ad
Trust to luck at home against fire or risk of losing real estate title. Insure it with Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 129 Market Street. Telephone number provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
Gast Market Street
Tel
Morgan Spending Money on Paris Art Collection
New York May 21 Herald dispatch from Paris reports J Pierpont Morgan has purchased the Mannheim art collection built over 23 years. The sale includes antiques and Renaissance works plus a Sevres porcelain service and a Falconnel marble clock. Morgan will keep the items at South Kensington Museum pending favorable US customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
M. Mannheim
Mr. Mannheim
Morgan
Aix-Les-Bains
United States
Mixed News Briefs From Across the Nation
A conference on employee social and economic advancement will meet at the Detroit Hotel in Buffalo on June 24. J B Ricks, a Democrat, elected to the Sixth Judicial District bench in Illinois. Ohio governor Nash returns east after the launch of the battleship Ohio, sightseeing in Salt Lake City before heading home. Kansas Supreme Court reverses Topeka mayoral decision, installing Republican J W F Hughes. Topeka leans dry. Ex Senator Pettigrew denies railroad offers and vows to press his political ideas. British Columbian Indians prep a large passion play at Chilliwack June 3–10. Anchor Line’s California detained in New York for smallpox among 1,166 passengers. one confirmed, three suspected cases. Two more bodies recovered from the City of Paducah wreck. 27 lost, 22 of them Black. John M Glover of St. Louis is likely alive near Clyde, Colorado. roads hinder communication. Gunboat Scorpion welcomed at Helena, Arkansas with events planned before Memphis trip. John B Knox nominated for president of Alabama Constitutional Convention. Frank Julian for secretary. Democrats assured of victory with Republicans and Populists few. Mexican War Veterans meet in Fort Worth, McKinley sending greetings and best wishes for Mrs McKinley’s improving health. Dr James W E Haggerty to Ohio State University as assistant professor. begins September. Golden Cross in Knoxville holds 25th annual session. $651,629.81 paid in benefits this year. Lake Erie at record low due to drought, Niagara Falls power drainage, and canal dredging. Ashland County Ohio not obliged to pay handwriting expert fees in Greenwald case. court case delays noted.
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Detroit
Buffalo
J. B. Ricks
Sixth Judicial District
Illinois
J. M. Phillips
Nash Andee
District Court
Topeka
J. W. F. Hughes
Pettigrew
Northern Pacific
Chilliwack
California
New York
Naples
Onessenger
City of
Paducah
Brunkhorsts Landing
Mate Tobias Royal
Packet
John M. Glover
St. Louis
Victor
Col
Glover
Clyde
United States
Scorpion
Helena
Ark
Memphis
John B. Knox
Calhoune County
Frank Julian
Texas Association of Mexican War Veterans
Fort Worth
McKinley
James W. Edward Haggerty
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio State University
Columbus
Haggerty
University of Illinois
Pennsylvania
Supreme Commandery of the
United Order of the Golden Cross
Knoxville
Tenn
I. Day
Lewiston
Anderson
Canadian Marine Department
Ottawa
Lake Erie
Niaara Falls
Onamwanda
Wickham
Ashland County
Ohio
Teerieen
Possessine Greenwald
Remains of Mrs Gage Arrive in Chicago for Private Funeral
The body of Mrs Lyman J Gage arrived from Washington accompanied by Secretary Gage and family. Funeral rites at Rose Hill Cemetery will be private. Also reported is the mystery disappearance of Minnie Pehlgrinn of Bloomington whose body was moved from the Chicago morgue and the undertaker remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman J. Gage
Chicago
Washington
Gage
Pierce
Hendee
Yonkers
Rose Hill
Minnie Pehigrinn
Bloomington
William Sulske
Bank Dynamited in Cambridge Bank Heist Attempt
Cambridge Massachusetts May 21 police believe a daylight attempt to rob the Cambridge National Bank failed after an explosion at 1 45 am blew out a bank side and wounded cashier William F Roaf. The four story brick bank in the business center sustained damage but no valuables were taken. The blast may have been timed with a fuse as evidence suggests dynamite was used. The shock was felt for several blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge National Bank
William F. Roaf
Bank
Oil Find Reported in Prescott Arkansas
Oil was discovered yesterday in Prescott Arkansas at 170 feet within the city limits. The find drives local exploration news as markets react to fresh output amid a wave of industrial reports from coast to coast.
Movements of Steamers May 1 to May 21
New York steamship news reports arrivals and departures: Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen. California from Naples. Bovic for Liverpool. Lahn for Bremen via Southampton. Lake Erie from Montreal. Bergenland for Philadelphia. Sailed Servia to Queenstown and Liverpool. Maasdam from New York to Rotterdam. Patricia to New York. Gan Corinthian from Montreal to Glasgow. Rotterdam from New York. Furnessia from New York.
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New York
Bremen
Californa
Naples
Bovie
Liverpool
Lahn
Southampton
Lake Reer
Montreal
Bergenland
Philadelphia
Browhead
Paseed
Servia
Queenstown
Liver
Boulogne
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Plymouth
Patricia
Moville
Aor Gan
Corinthian
Glasgow
Furnessia
Coroner's Verdict: Child Die Attributed to Neglect By Woman
Coroner Sharkey rules Frederick McClure died without medical aid provided by Sarah Muhieman, a Weltmer mesmerist. Coroner recommends no prosecution against the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Sharkey
Frederick McClure
Sarah Muhieman
Weltmer Mesmer Tc
Coronen
New York Approves $8 Million Underground Transit Extension
The Municipal Assembly approved a $8,000,000 rapid transit expansion from City Hall in Manhattan to Flatbush and Atlantic avenues in Brooklyn. The project would depress Atlantic avenue tracks to East New York and rise to Jamaica, creating a direct NYC Hall to Jamaica line. The city’s share includes $1,200,000 to remove steam railroads from Atlantic avenue, and officials expect roughly eighteen minutes running time between City Hall and Jamaica.
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Brooklyn
Municipal Assembly
Board of Estimate
City Hall Loop
Manhattan
Flatbush
Atlantic Avenues
Long Island Railroad Company
Atlantic Avenue
East New York
Jamaica
New York City Hall
Atlantic Avenue Commission
New City Hall
Arsenic Factories and the Styria Poison Habit
A historic report explains how peasants in upper Styria use white arsenic to fight fatigue and gain strength. It details how arsenic is ingested, the gradual dosing, the surprisingly long lifespans with few infectious deaths, and the grim note that graveyards reveal well preserved arsenic eaters due to accumulation.
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Styria
Tyrol
Bchaligruber
Upper
McClagan
Edinburgh
C. Relsch
Austria
Lorenzo
Salzberg
Hersch
Botha's Tip to Kitchener on a Delagoa Bay train
London notes Washington Post correspondent Charley Hands relays a club tale about a peace chat between Kitchener and Botha. Botha, claiming no hurry, departs as Kitchener learns Botha did catch a train on the Delagoa Bay line, three days after their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington Post
Charley Hands
Transvaal
Hands
Kitchener
Botha
Tana
Delagea Bay
Wichita Porters Lose Cat Then It Returns Home
The Porter family of Wichita recently moved to Chicago and sent their cat ahead. The cat arrived by express, but escaped from its box and vanished. Two days later a Wichita friend heard scratching at the door and found the cat back from Chicago, bedraggled and footsore, leading Wiehe to conclude the journey was made on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Porter
Wichita
Chicago
Express
Answ
Wiehere
President's Western trip sparks salary skepticism
The San Francisco Post notes that the editor of the Perview Observer hints the President is not earning his salary on the Western tour. The Observer also mentions ongoing political tensions, with mentions of pension issues and vetoes shaping the discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciseco Post
Perview
N. C
Observer
Ae & Model Fressent
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