Eva Booth The Salvation Army Leader In New York
Eva Booth the English Salvation Army officer now in temporary command in the United States is described as tall and composed with a strong family likeness to Ballington Booth. Her career spans from selling War Crys as a girl to commissioner, leading London province and earning the motto Blood and Fire. Her appearance and quiet, firm diplomacy mark her leadership style as she awaits further orders.
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Eva Booth
Booth
Salvation Army
London
Army
Miss Booth
Eva
Landon
Bya Booth
Ger. Booth
New York World
Ballington Booth
Eva Hoath
Maud Wallington
Prudent Marlborough Life Insurance Report Aired
The Merborough story of a duchess life policy worth £600000 for the benefit of the duke is echoed as likely by major insurers despite pending medical reports. Rumors link Rome visits and an eminent physician, with Mrs Hamersley and the Marlborough family denying misuse of funds. Alva Vanderbilt Belmont warns in a direct letter to her daughter as Vanderbilts await the duke and duchess’s next move.
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Merborough
Mee Vanderbilt
New York Recorder
Rome
London
Insurance
Dree Duckworth
Prince of Wales
Hamersley
Marlborough
Dicke
Vanderbilts
Alva Vanderbilt-Belmont
The Paris Cabey and a Monstrous Accident Tale
A damaged fragment recounts a Paris cabman’s misfortune and the woes of his wife and children. It hints at an English tourist aiding the family while a predatory figure schemes to profit from their grief and insurance. The tone mimics a sensational 19th century newspaper style.
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Paris
Origue
Pitsburgh
Gonn
Love Sick Couple at Baltimore Depot Stuns Onlookers
A young couple, both about 18, claimed to be engaged and planned marriage. They shared a private moment under a hay rack at the busy Baltimore depot, despite spectators and a patrolman watching. The scene lasted three hours as the pair ignored the disapproving crowd and ticket agent.
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Baltimore & Hi
Fies
Nyooma
Garden of Eden
Romeo
Washington Post
Milas Helen Clarke and Alabama political prospects
Milas Helen Clarke daughter of Alabama Representative Clarke is described as a tall blonde student at boarding school with literary interests and plans. The piece notes Clarke’s gubernatorial prospects and hints at regional expectations for a southern political future. Separate items report bloomers traveling to Alaska, with six women in bifurcated garments taking rifles and sewing machines to circle city and forty mile for wage work.
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Milas Helen Clarke
Alabama
Clarke
Misa Helen
Helen Clarke
Representative Clarke
South
Alaska
Yukon
Tacomas
Topeka
Circle City
Forty Mile
Kentucky Old People Club in Lexington News
Lexington Kentucky reports an old people’s club with the youngest member aged 89. Members include three 90 year olds, two 94 year olds, and one 41 year old. Sympathy is extended between families with babies and those without.
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Kentucky
Old People
Lexington
Old People’s Club
Weh
Labor unrest and union activity across cities
Labor notes report typographical unions forming in Kingston and Hudson New York and Calgary Connecticut. Cincinnati bricklayers strike at 4.50 for eight hours. Socialistic Labor Party plans a national ticket with a St. Louis convention. Chicago car fare debated. East Peoria miners concede eight cents after two months. Indiana federation convention planned at Anderson as state’s largest. Chicago printing trades unite with about 5000 members. Twenty years ago New York shoemakers jailed for conspiracy. International Typographical union organizers active in Indiana with unions in Elwood Dunkirk Vincennes. Audit of the ITU reveals about $50 000 in treasury. Chicago and Cincinnati clothing trades strikes attract thousands. Pittsburgh window glass workers’ union riven by internal strife as president deposed.
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Kingston
Thudson
N.Y
Calgary
Cincinnati
Socialistic Labor Party
SL Louis
Chicago
East Peoria
Ill
Indiana State Federation
Anderson
New York City
Maas
International Typographical Union
Indiana
Elwood
Dunkirk
Vincennes
L. P. McCormick
R. K. Hudygil
Frank A. Park
Associattion
Pittsburg
Simon Burny
Plendié
Beards and Drugs Store Ad Lists Patent Medicines
An old advertisement fragment cites Beard and Gu Drug Store offering various patent medicines and tonics. It mentions deciied preparations and several named products like Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Adus ek’s Porus Piaster’s, with lists that imply a broad line of remedies and tonics for common ailments.
Prescription scams lure buyers with cheap compounded drugs
A damaged clipping warns of prescription fraud where medicines are allegedly prepared hastily and sold at up to two thirds off regular prices by unqualified handlers, risking unsafe, improper fillings and mistaken drugs.
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Kahn
Texas
Charter Oak
Buck
F Martel & Son
Texas Street
Rand
Setar
Telsphorie
Stirveport
Las
F. M. Bey
S. B. Hicks
F. Chase
Sec
Ord Treas
Fexas
Shreveport
T. L. Stringfellow
Cor
Spring
Milam Streets
C. A. Alston
Corron
Crockett and
Springs Streets
Henry Enders
WM. Enders of Son, ND Retail
Dease Furniture Specialties
Louisiana
John E. Schilling
Plumber & Tinner
Vine
Louisiana Street
Hantmon
Jobo Johnson
U.S
Washington
Chiga
Ybeard & Carondees
America
Soho Lom
The
University of the Workd
Tas
the Prudent Marlborough
Paris Cabey
Labor Notes
I. Beard & Gu
Trehemar
Cinstutth
Seev
Ieee
Oorets Hood
Adusek
E. G. Beard
Opera House
Post Office
C. D. Hicks
Milam Street
W. E. Maples
Attorney-at-Law
Winchell’s
Jaque
Germain
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Ellert
L. M. Carter and
Whitworth Broa
Delpasi
Pacific
Jaaes
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Cera Tost
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Manoa
Becht
Paesad Further
Maton
Catb Up
Cess Yay
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Morne
Tyen
Tess
W.a Dashiell
Asteager Agut
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