How His Garden Grew A suburban tale of a man and cat antics
Oliver Grimston moves from a flat to a suburban back yard with plans for a thriving garden. His wife Mary Ellen the cat and three kittens complicate the venture as they drift across the neighbor’s property. A rich neighbor complains, the maid escapes with the kittens, and the garden yields odd results with bare tops on lettuce and slender radish roots. The story ends with the yard again overgrown and the gardener’s plans in tatters.
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Queen Victoria Will Likely Favor Beatri ce Of Battenbergs Inheritance
Report from royal observers on the unopened will suggests Princess Beatrice as principal beneficiary with Osborne House. Duke of Connaught and Balmoral estates likely to go to him and his heirs, while Victoria’s Albany line to receive sizable bequests and Princess Christian’s family to be generously provided for. Edward VII and the Duke of York expected to receive country support but not main shares of the private fortune.
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Lady Cunard Baffles New York Cop on Pier
London socialite Lady Babhe Cunard visits the Cunard Line pier to greet her husband and child aboard the Umbria. An elderly officer attempts to restrain her as she challenges his order, boasting of Cunard ownership while a line official confirms her status. The guard remains vigilant and cautions others who stare.
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Invitation on Solid Gold From Knights Templars to President
Capt. A J Humphrey visited the executive mansion as special envoy of Caroria commandery No 1 Knights Templars San Francisco to invite President McKinley to meet during his Pacific coast visit. The invitation is a solid gold plate 3 1 by 5 1 inches thick with Maltese cross, diamond centerpiece, and ornate engraving. A hospital note about a nameless young man in Albany N Y is included with a cheeky suggestion to the Times-Herald about bill collectors. The piece on princess royal explains the title’s use for the monarch’s younger child.
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