Boulder Doctor Accused in Mrs Baird Poisoning Case
A coroner's jury in Boulder indicts Dr Rudolph Baird or an associate with the death of Mrs Nannie G Baird by poison administered with felonious intent. Dr Baird, a prominent local physician, was arrested after the October 15 death following a hypodermic injection given in his home.
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Boulder
Colo
Nannie G. Baird
Bemus
Rudolph Baird
Baird
Denver
Salida
F. H. King
Stratton estate transfer completed at Colorado Springs
Administrators for the Stratton estate announce formal transfer from the executors and file a property schedule with the county court. Dr. D. H. Rice is named chairman and William Lloyd secretary as the board solidifies the organization and prepares to open mining properties to lessees.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Stratton
Board of Administrators
D. H. Rice
William Lloyd
Mr. Stratton
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for old age health
Article extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related diseases and organs. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Mary A. Aaron of Rolla Missouri praising rapid relief from chronic diarrhea after using the remedies. It also recommends Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for old people and against substitutes.
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Pierce
Mary A. Aaron
Rolla
Dr. Pierce
New York Plays Planned Consolidation in Lead Industry
In New York on November 1 observers in Wall Street admit a new step in consolidating the lead industry. The Guggenheims of the American Smelting and Refining Co are reportedly pursuing a scheme to unite lead mines in the Coeur dAlene district with the company owners backing the plan. A stock market note hints at a broader merger move.
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New York
Wall Street
Coeur d'Alene
Guggenheims
American Smelting and Refining Company
Homesick Cadet at West Point Faces First Weeks
New plebe at West Point endures homesickness as strict discipline reshapes daily life. A cadet corporal teases out nerves with tough talk then shifts to practical tasks, leaving the student to tidy up and abandon the resignation letter for now.
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West Pot
Los Conese
TL Irving Hancock
West Point
Lisible
Tromesick
Plebe
Pickings From Fiction Quotes and Aphorisms
A collection of literary epigrams and maxims from various authors and figures. Quotes critique gender roles artifice and wit, including lines attributed to Brinton Eliot Myra of the Pines and Margaret Tudor. The passages reflect social observations and humorous pulpit style commentary.
Change in an old stage horse baffling a driver
A traveler laments a stage horse’s slow pace as a New Hampshire trip is unsettled by a rising storm. The driver compares the current horse to the very animal he once drove years ago and wonders what has changed.
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New Hampshire
Hess
Tanket
Volunteer Contribution Dispute Cited in State Office
A state employee confronts a superintendent over a $5 deduction described as voluntary for campaign purposes. The employee claims no prior notice and argues it is not voluntary, while the superintendent insists it is, noting job loss if unpaid. The exchange illustrates tension over what is labeled voluntary.
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Chicago Tribune
True Sympathy
Jack laments Miss Jones rejecting him while Tom advises resilience. The dialogue from Chicago News captures a wistful urban moment as Jack grieves the failed romance and Tom consoles him, noting there are others.
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Tom
Jack
Miss Jones
Brace
Chicago News
Diary Misplacemakes Secrets Exposed in Public Streets
In Kansas City the lost diary scene erupts as Edith and Kate confront the peril of intimate notes. Edith reveals hurt over colorful entries about Lillian Nattie Charley and Fred. They reunite, cry, and turn on a mutual friend, ending with a tense confession.
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Kate
Ixate
Lillian
Nattie
Charley
Fred
Edith
Tommy
Kansas City
Counterpane Origins and Humorous Exchanges
The excerpt traces counterpane to counterpoint and Latin roots, tracing linguistic shifts from cal cita puncta to gourte pointe and counterpont. A quip follows about chivalry and Queen Elizabeth, with a Raleigh anecdote about laying a cloak. The tone shifts to domestic banter and satiric wit.
Chicago's New Year Makers Parade by N K Fairbank Co
The N K Fairbank Company of Chicago unveils a makers exhibit highlighting new year goods. Contractors, artisans, and suppliers showcase improvements in craft, with emphasis on domestic wares and early industrial innovations.
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N. K. Fairban x Company
Chicago
Ae He Ecap
Too Much Promised
Indianapolis News quotes a woman asking if her father forgave her for running away and causing worry. The father reportedly replied that he would forgive and forget them.
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Indianapolis News
Dressmaker who cures bad fits shows patient craft
A dressmaker, famed for curing bad fits, demonstrates remarkable patience and skill. Her careful alterations bring comfort and proper fit, reflecting expert workmanship in a practical craft.
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