The Broken House Key
A worried young bride confronts her husband’s nightly absences as he travels with old friends. After a stormy wakeful night and a failed break in, the couple reconciles aboard a train home, the wife deciding to stay with her parents but the husband recovering and resuming whist games. The tale ends with their quiet reunion and renewed trust.
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Gua
Joe
Arita
Abe
Iele
Enim
Pest
Tamiat
Hugh
Bim
Deer House
Wight
Sam
Annie
Annié
Gus
Mab
Rnnie
Uns
Guo
Fie
German industry and American rivals spark crisis talk
Archer Brown, a New York pig iron maker, reports from Berlin on European trade conditions. He says German labor combines hard work and strong financial backing, making German industry resilient and potentially ahead of U S efforts. He notes U S trusts and steel interests face German methods and questions how American merchants would fare under German business tactics.
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Archer Brown
New York
Brown
Berlin
Russia
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Austria
Germany
United States
England
Europe
Wroth
Kaiser
Thik
Washburn Sees Backlash as Europe Debates Tariffs
Former Senator W. D. Washburn, returning from a voyage, told Lavilon of the Press that European buyers fear U S competition and a possible tariff era will boost domestic industries. He warned that a European alliance against American trade is unlikely and noted Germany Austria tensions.
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W. D. Washburn
Minkeapolis
Lavilon
Wendy
Lung van Murope
United States
Germany
Austria
Bullet is expelled by a sneeze in Michigan home
A six year old boy in Northfield near Ann Arbor sneezed and expelled a bullet that had entered his head during rough play with a revolver found by his two brothers. Doctors said the child was not seriously hurt and would recover.
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Martin Howard
Ann, Arbor
Mich
Howard
T. &. Walker
Northfield
W. B. Hinsdale
Ann Arbor
Bullfighting Hits Crowds With Women Matadors
The Chicago Record Shrubs notes bullfighting is now common enough to use women matadores to attract crowds. It criticizes the sport as a public spectacle with bookmakers failing to turn it into gambling. Also mentions Sam Hopkins receiving the first patent in 1790 for making pot or pearl tobacco and Wisconsin tobacco prospects being poor in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Chicago
Samuel Hopkins
Development of Central Canada Promises New Wheat Prosperity
The article surveys early promises of settlement in Central Canada, noting high yields and rapid farming expansion. It highlights land values, government support, and the lure of new towns, churches, and schools fostered by a continental trade boom. It urges readers to consult Condition Government materials to assess homesteading, suggesting potential wealth and U.S. grain reliance shifts in coming years.
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Sven
Moth
Bates
Lele
Delliberat Asie
Canenda
Howe
Dnetra Mentol
Builany
Ana
United States
United Sitoties
Canady
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Ing
Roy
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Njarnet
Central
Janary
World Almanc
Wai Waa
Congress
Philippines
International Peace Congress
Great Trusts
Edgar Stanton Maclay
U.S. Navy
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WORLD
York
Serees
Sheepskin Tannery
Wik Buy
Hel4quarters
Minneapolis
Ricmillan Fur & Wool Co
Sors
JAS, McMillan & Co., Inc
Hie M
Aviv PO
Minh
Salma
Pahsamaroi
Snake Valley
Round Valley Realty Company
Tiallis
Idaho
Round Salmon River
Palisamaroi Valley
Blacksmith
Rodger 8Rasseur
Prop
Challis
Ida
Custer
Clayton
Bayhorse
Mackay
Salmon City
Stanley Basin
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Mckey
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