Emperors Duel Over Hats During Brazilian Visit to Kentucky Cave
The Kansas City Star recalls Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil touring Mammoth Cave Kentucky after the Civil War. At Cave City a private driver Jack Thompson refused to remove his hat, declaring he was an emperor too. Dom Pedro praised Jack, drank with him, paid all bills, and left as friends after a three day visit.
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Kansas City Star
Dom Pedro
Brazil
United States
Matmamoth
Kentucky
Cave City
Hig Gulte
Jack Thompson
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Emperor
Jack Dom Petro
Life in Butte City Described as Nonstop Hustle
A Boston writer portrays Butte as a 24 hour metropolis driven by mines and the smelter. He warns of rapid burnout and early death, noting residents age abnormally with exhausted nerves and fragile health in a city of constant industrial activity.
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Immigrant Seeks Work Amid Harlem Construction Scene
In Harlem a job seeker with Clancy in tow presents to a building contractor on a vacant lot the agent says the man is quick to learn for any unshifted labor. The contractor asks what job he desires and the immigrant points to a drill sergeant position as the pledge of his willingness.
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Clancy
Harlem
New York Tribune
Old School Doctor Haunts New Faetanl Village Cemetery
In Randolph Mass near Mary I Wilkins old home a physician lives beside a cemetery that abuts the road. Villagers fear graveyards at night, yet the doctor says harm from the dead comes not from ghosts but from debtors who owe him money.
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Randolph Mass
Mary I. Wilkins
New England
Court ruling on physician testimony in damages cases
A court ruled that when a plaintiff testifies about medical findings a doctor may be compelled to testify about treatment and findings. The Highfill case from Missouri involved a slipping door injury on a train and a $600 verdict reversed for a new trial.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Highfill Way
Hla Cazo
Court of Appeals
Dr Wood
Highfall
Lila
Kangagi City Star
The Rising Young Writer Seals His Tale With a Twist
A young writer concludes his serialized tale with the prince and princess’s wedding as Nan announces she will marry Denny Tate after an inheritance prompts her to leave the factory life. Dick, torn, concedes the match while the writer ponders a possible sequel as a knock at the door interrupts the moment.
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Betty
Lottle
Dennis Q Smith
Denny Tate
Afghanistan
Denny
Amile
Amise
Rick
Ping Pong Dance Captivates London Society
A London craze features ladies in powdered hair and ping pong pitches dancing a minuet style ball room routine. White balls with red tassels are guided to a silken net as pairs meet and glide hand in hand. A rival game, table bowls, is shown at Alexandra Palace.
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London
Alexandra Palace
Tenant Resists Third Rent Rise in Duluth House Incident
A tenant in a Duluth house resisted a third rent increase after paying two raises without protest. The agent, aiming for a third, faced the tenant’s anger and his demand to leave the premises. The dispute references a son of the emeraldist and an attempted elusion of landlords.
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Duluth
Wroth
Olreland
Duluth News Tribune
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