Alaska congressman Thos Gale and Washington address noted
The item identifies Thos Gale of Alaska as a member of the US Congress, well known on the Pacific slope. It lists a Washington address at 1912 9th St NW, Washington DC, and references a separate address for Thos Gale in Alaska. Also mentions Perana Drug Co and a recommendation from Congressman Slemp for Peruana.
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Thos, Gale
Alaska
Congress
Mash
Washington, D.C
Thos, Cale
Pacific Slope
Washington
9Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Verdigris Addresses Remarkable Public Speaker at Gala
In a crowded room the toastmaster introduces Horace Verdigris, a famed writer and public speaker, noting his household-name status in the city. Verdigris rises amid a coughing fit, then is presented to the audience with a formal welcome and anticipation of his remarks.
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Ato Nadae
Aman
Johinson
Verne de Vrees
Johnson
Horace Verdigris
Haunted Road to Aikenside and a Child's Prayer
On the long journey to Hone Dale, Agnes learns of Maddy Clyde a dying child and Jessie asks Guy about heaven. Dr Holbrook returns, Maddy awakens and recovers with Guy and Grandpa Markham’s support, while Agnes resists social ties to the poor.
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Guy
Agnes
Tesrie
Maddy
Heaven
Brother Guy
Little One
Mamma
Miriam
Boston
Devonshire Village
Honedale
Gig
Mateline Clyde
Maddy Clyde
Jessie
Tessie
Dr. Holbrook
Holbrook
Aikenside
Muddy
Grandpa Markham
Vitation
Fen
Jim
Arkengida
Mpansion
Jenne
Mardeline Clyde
Agnes Remington
Dr. Remington
Asketside
Red Cottage
Remington
Guy Remington
Grandma Markham
Canbridge
Stranger's Appetite in a Chicago Eatery Tale
A waiter recalls boosting kitchen orders with a plea for extra in each dish to satisfy new customers. He notes that strangers and newcomers eat more at a restaurant or boarding house, seeking new flavors as they acclimate, while old-timers remain steadier.
Aldrich Birthplace in Portamouth Revealed
The seaside town Portamouth in New Hampshire, founded in 1623, is noted as Aldrich hometown. Thomas Gailey Aldrich lived there during his boyhood in 1836 and authored “A Town by the Sea” while his famed “Story of a Bad Boy” draws on that era and place.
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Aldrich
Portamouth
New Liampshire
Thomas Gailey Aldrich
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
St. Nicholin
Humorous Exchange Over Time and Waste
A Philadelphia Ledger quip quotes a collector and debtor debating time as money. The line reflects frustration with wasteful behavior in a brief exchange. The item also references Dug Henson and a column on neatness, plus a note about Howe, inventor of the sewing machine, selling patent rights to Mugland in a separate clipping.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Howe
Mugland
Congress Debates Harvester Probe and Code Revisions
Senators debated suspending the International Harvester inquiry and the criminal code bill, while the House advanced a penal law revision and discussed tariff, deficits, and currency. Key figures included Vanabrough, Hakebrough, Ollie James, Bryan, and Leyburn as sessions adjourned with urgent deficiency bills pending.
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Senate
Vanabrough
North Dakota
Department of Commerce
International Harvester Company
Hakebrough
Harvester Trust
Thouse of Representatives
United States
Ollie James
Kentucky
Stone
Treasury Department
Lie
New York
Heston
Peller
Secretary of the Treasury
New York City
Hlousa
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Leyburn
Sie ix
Gener
William J. Bryan
House
Wallace
Arkansas
McGavin
Illinois
Brief Notice Highlights Oklahoma Legislature and Local Events
Telegraphic items report Republican members of the Oklahoma Legislature endorsing a secretary of state for the presidency. Justice F. R. Carpenter of Andover New York saw his residence badly damaged by a bomb after enforcing the liquor law. Thomas Lonergan, a supervisor under the Achmit administration in San Francisco, died of heart disease after confessing bribes.
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Oklahoma
F. OR. Carpenter
Andover
N. Y
Thomas ¥. Lonergan
Achmits
San Francisco
New Railway Jobs for Women Across Smaller Stations
Railways plan to replace telegraphers with telephone orders at smaller stations as nine hour day laws take effect March 1. Women will fill roles at transformed stations, while many telegraph offices close and automatic block signaling reduces need for telegraph operators.
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White House
Aso
Mare
Surgeon removes nerves to cure patient’s chronic headache
Louis Wolf of Cincinnati endured twenty five years of severe head pains above the eyes and at the temples. Surgeons cut two sensory nerves on each side, about an inch or two long, to end the agony. Pain has not returned, marking the first such operation on record by local surgeons.
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Junlfe
Louis Wolfson
Cincinnati
Tie
Bank Robbery Attempt Ends With Fatal Wiring? Shooting Incident
A man named Alex Walker was shot by Sheriff Little during an attempted robbery of the Citizen National Bank at Long View Texas and was fatally wounded. Reports also note a rapid torpedo test near Newport and a large summertime crowd at Congy Island.
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National Bank
Long View
Texas
Alex Walker
Sheriff Little
Whitehead
Newport
H.1
Congy Island
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Perana Drug Co
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Perana
Thomas Cate
Ifon
Slemp
Virginia
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Fitlar
Mutabhic
Poe
Jimpeles
Phe
Dodds Agn Nh Ea Pills
Jesse
Jewie
Rivers
Dr. Solbrook
Jave
Guy Hemington
Madeline
Grandpa
Alice
Slocum
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Father
Devonshire
Jeasie
Dolly
Dr. Helbreck
Dug Henson
Lizzie
Work OF Congress
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Netraska
Chen
Charis 1 Growvenor
Bryan
Gen. Weiser
Mr. Ryan
Art
Philippiny Islands
District of Columbia
Financial Nation
House of Representatives
Fawler
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