Love Across Ages and Feuds in a Woman’s Rescue
A veteran officer’s art treasures face sale after his desertion and a sheriff’s seizure. A determined elderly woman pledges jewels to save him, pawned to fund his credit, then retreats home, implying a timeless drama of devotion. Other stories reflect on women’s love, marriage across race lines, letters driving affection, and domestic court cases probing modern romance.
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Europe
United States
New York
Brooklyn
Anthony Hope
Week’s dull but bullish cotton market amid frost losses
A slow week in world cotton markets with bullish undertones from frost damage in North Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Spinners’ takings reach 681000 bales by Sept 1 versus 674000 last year while bears and bulls waver as weather reports and ginners data loom.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bears
New York
New Orleans
Peruna and Alcohol Debated by Federal Official
A federal office conversation reveals views on Peruna, a patent medicine said to contain alcohol. A man recalls his mother's use and argues alcohol in remedies may aid health, sparking questions about deception and safety. Peruna is sold nationwide with a KA-TAR-NOT rebranding.
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Peruna
Mother
New York City
Ohio
Market closes with mixed October showing declines
The report notes year to date results with October closing % points off and other months 13 to 16 lower in New York. New Orleans lost 10 to 11 points across all months. Saturday surprised traders as covering by shorts produced a 10 to 12 point gain in domestic markets. The close remained steady and a further advance on Monday seems probable.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Pensacola
New York
New Orleans
Eee
Liverpool
National Gunners
Building Permits Issued For Week Ending September 28
City engineers report permits granted to multiple owners including L. J. Denis for a two story addition in Adams and Gaston, Eugene Keefe for a two room kitchen on Scott near Adams, J. M. Adair for a one story building on Brewster, and several other residences and outbuildings valued from 100 to 1,200 dollars.
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the City Engines
L. J. Denis
Northwest Adams
Gaston
Eugene Keefe
Scott
North Adams
J. M. Adair
Brewster
Catherine
G. H. McIntyre
Tenpin Alley
Royal and Conti
Socialists Enjoined at Cordage Plant in Brooklyn
Justice Charles H. Kelley granted an injunction restraining socialists from holding meetings at the entrance to the American Manufacturing Company Cordage plant in Brooklyn denying the requested action by the firm made a week earlier.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles H. Kelley
Supreme Court
American Manufacturing Company
The
Cordage Trust
Augusta Quiet Day After Railway Strike Turmoil
Augusta residents saw a quiet day asoutbreaks from yesterday's strike by the Augusta Aiken Railway Company workers led to martial law and state militia oversight. Negotiations with strikers and a Merchants and Manufacturers Association committee aimed at arbitration progressed with railway officials.
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Brown
Cty
Milittie
Auguste-Aiken Railway Company
Ea Committee
the Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
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