The Latest Gibson Girl Miss Howland of Denver
Denver observer details Miss Jorem Howland a extremely tall Denver native chosen by Charles Dana Gibron for his Gibson Girl sketches. The model and actress from a California stock background rose from San Francisco and Denver stages to prominence, with photographer’s eye and society demand fueling her rise as the long hair and stately carriage of a western beauty.
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Omaha Fair Plans Expanded Transmissisato Exposition
Omaha reports the Transmissisato and International exposition will return next year with more elaborate displays. Subscriptions rose for the new company as Major Hambleton of Chicago served as secretary and organizer, with Major Key of Chicago praising Chicago’s past support and promising exhibits from the new fair.
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Transmissisato
No Waste Of Words On Dyspepsia Tablets Court Endorsement
Judge Frank Ives of Crockstoo District Court cites longstanding indigestion relief from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with few exceptions. Letters from W D Tomlin and E Ransom praise cure of stomach distress after using the remedy, noting widespread use and a booklet offer for the stomach aid.
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Minn
Ransom
Mustonville
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One Plan Displays World’s Tropics in Colonial Exhibit
A proposed exhibit envisions a Cuban and Porto Rican village with 1,500 natives and showcases tropical vegetables and resources from the Philippines Hawaii Cuba and Puerto Rico, highlighting imperial displays and regional varieties.
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Hawaii
Cuba
Porto Rico
White House protection boosted by new emergency alert system
Washington reports new arrangements for White House security including an electrical alert system to summon police patrols and treasury agents, detectives, and troops in extreme emergencies. The secret call boxes and wiring locations enhance rapid response but details remain confidential.
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White House
Bingham
Army Enginers
Goard
Treasury
Polles
United States
Washington Arsenal
Priest Inventor Monsignor Seto Visits Newark as Patent Seeker
Monsignor Vito Seto, rector of Palermo's Royal Chapel, arrives in Newark to meet Rev. Morell and pursue patents for several automatic devices. His voting machine aims for secrecy and fraud prevention, a moving train telegraph and telephone system with obstacle warnings, and a foreign language teaching device noting a 1852 Palermo exposition claim of teaching Tamil? an Ethiopian example cited.
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Klondike Bride's Woe In Sensational Divorce Suit
Mrs. Van Alstine Alle sues for divorce after fleeing from her Klondike groom in Seattle. She alleges cruel treatment and threats, while the husband faces accusations of beating and coercion. Court action follows as officers pursue the case and her New York story of lost money is set to be disputed.
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New York
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Carnegie in Steel Armor Plate Makers Negotiate
In New York on November 21 representatives of the Federal Steel company and Andrew Carnegie's firm met in conference toward a working agreement to prevent friction and price cutting. The talks reportedly achieve a satisfactory adjustment of differences and forego a steel rail pool in favor of a binding operating pact between the two large interests.
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New York
Pideral Sleep Company
Andrew Carnegte
Carnegie Company
Cotillion Celebration for Jefferson Levy Election Night
New York social scene details a Vanderbilt hosted party at 138 East Thirty-second Street celebrating Jefferson Levy’s congressional victory. Guests included maids and coachmen, with ice cream and beer in the stalls, lavish décor, and speeches by John Fox and others. The event highlighted elite ties among McDonald, Mitchell Levy, and Vanderbilts in a packed, fashionable setting.
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D. Sloane
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Eiward Kelly
Patrick Kepp
Norman T. Munro
Robert Phomp
Leonard Lewisohn
Howert Stover
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Heavy damages sought in suit over wire stock scam
In St Louis attorney Gerritt HH fled yesterday as a civil action seeks $1.5 million from John W. Cates and Ebert St Gary. The petition alleges a company bought wire, burl wire and related stock then deposited payments with J P Morgan Co New York to divide profits. Plaintiffs claim a second company was formed to carry out the scheme against them.
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Gerritt
New York
Theo Scnemey
Alles Aimueas
The Crawford Theater Offers Dramatic Weekend Attractions
The Crawford theater presents The Girl I Left Behind Me by David Gelasco tonight with a vivid frontier setting and strong climaxes. Tomorrow matinee features Human Fiends for children. evening show repeats under new management, plus The Man From Mexico with Carter delivering humor and lively acting.
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Crawford Theter
Jolla
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Crawford Theater
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Rieke
Hour Sales Adv Listing Various Ladies Goods and Specials
Tomorrow from 9 to 10 am sales feature Ladies Dermar Kid Gloves limited to one pair per customer, and 75 cent picks from a Dollar Corset. Also offered are Flocone Wrappers, 34 inch LED Perceales, curtains, towels, window shades, merino wear, mittens, and knitted laces in multiple sizes and grades.
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Savage Eels
Lars
Wraps and Furs at Wholesale Prices For All
Advertises hundreds of jackets capes and sample garments for ladies misses and children at wholesale or less A fourth off on fur collarettes and boas Includes wraps and furs and emphasizes low prices for various sizes and items.
Crawford theater to host two night program with Rhea
Morbid sociological studies and hereines are contrasted with amusement as Guy Rhea and her repertoire return to the Crawford theater for an entertainment run over two nights. Prices listed as 1 2 3 4 and 5 cents appear in the notice.
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Bulger
State Auditor Cole Likely Involved In Tax Legislation
State Auditor Cole, a veteran county clerk, is seen as pivotal in proposals to reform taxes and real estate assessments. Business leaders expect the tax code to be examined for abuses, with changes aimed at correcting evils from previous sessions.
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Cole
Mike
Tax delinquency and county state credit proposals
The text discusses delinquent taxes, proposed September timing after declaration, and credits to counties and the state for uncollected taxes. It critiques current law on tax warrants return, sheriff findings, and credits after three years, proposing a system of allocations and annual county sales to settle state shares.
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Collecting Its Debts in a Virginia Credit Adjustment
In Washt on November 26 a decision approved by Secretary Alger and turned to the treasury for payment set Virginia credited for 3000 dollars instead of the named amount. The Souther states and controller Traceswell issued the ruling amid wartime context affecting fans and traps and the transfer of funds.
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Virginit
Alger
Ouny
Treacury Department
Tarulus
Virginia
Rhetoric on State Debt and Revenue Evasion
Fragmentary note denounces overdue state debts held by governments including Virginia and South Carolina. Mentions actions by the Old Dominion and other states failing to collect money owed, with references to potential new legislation to address equities and public revenue. Contains garbled OCR bits about textiles and services.
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Wecaire
Old Dominion
Areahsua
Eloriga
South Carolina
Virgina
Pephesmep
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