Judge Black Targets Political Corruption in Pennsylvania
In a speech to the Constitutional Convention, Judge Black denounces the third house of corruption, urges abolition of bribery channels, and praises reforms shaping the new constitution. He vows to prosecute lobbyists and press the case before Pennsylvania courts, aiming for decisive justice and lasting reform.
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Pottetown Chronicle
Jere Black
Liberty
Wayne McVeagu
Dauphin
Commonwealth
Black
Nestor
Pennsylvania
New England Dress Drama Over Money and Morals
John Fay warns Annie to spend locally while Annie pursues a New York dress dream. Silk, samples, and a costly wardrobe undo their finances. The couple learns a hard lesson on vanity and restraint as Morton & Brier and Aunt Maria emerge as unintended beneficiaries.
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Maria
Morton & Brier’s
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Hartford
Mrs. Fay
Sue
New Fagland
Fays
Morton & Brier
New York
Susan Jones
America
Annis
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Bee Jong
Joseph
Fay
Harry
Expresa
Aunt Maria
Morton & Buer's
Miss Mudge
Merton’s
Susan
Mrs. Fays
Brier
Buffalo Bill party visits Denver as Two Bears walks city
Buffalo Bill and three Pawnee Indians led by Two Bears arrive in Denver after a stop at Colorado Springs where a local guest named Williams from Minnesota, enraged by the Spirit Lake massacre memories, drew a pistol on the Indian actor but was restrained by the hotel manager.
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Denver Tribune
Buffalo Bill
Denver
Colorado Springs
Springs
Worrester
Mr. Williams
Spirit Lake
Minnesota
Two-Bears
True Gentleman and the Old Man on Howard Street
In a Virginia Chronicle tale, young Darry Edmond offers his cane to an elderly man after an accident, declaring the question is not whether he is a gentleman but whether he is one. The scene leads to compares between virtue and vice as boys watch and mock, while Giles the elder quietly gathers the clothing and hobbles away.
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Darry Edmond
Tarry
Charles Gray
Giles
Larry
Tom Story
Charley Gray
Harry
Cully
Tharry
Vice
Howard St
Europe
Hayes
Mosby
Warren County
Bradford Eva
Chicago
The Shermans in Office in Washington Cor inquirer
The roster lists Sherman family members in government roles and salaries as they back a presidential run. W T Sherman commands 17700 with 34200 for quarters and fuel. John Sherman 8000. John Sherman Jr 6000. BR Leopard 35000. Roger Sherman Bartley 2000. Frank Bernard 1600. Huggins 1800. Dan W Wilson 300?. L Pitney 240. Witney a confidential clerk. The piece notes manipulation of positions and residence ties to secure jobs.
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Sherman
W. T. Sherman
War Department
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Secretary of the Treasury
John Sherman, Jr
New Mexico
BR. H. T. Leopard
Out of the Treasury
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New York Post Office
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Young Gartley
Auditor’s
The
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Public Service
California
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Engraving and Printing Bureau of the Treasury
Finance Committee
Senate
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United States Treasury
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Congress
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The Goatleman at the Woodward Avenue sample room
A chaotic scene in Detroit as a peculiar tiny man orders a water tumbler with improvised ingredients. He appraises the barkeeper, flirts with danger, and vanishes while a dog watches. The anecdote includes a joke about a gimlet and a street peddler’s quips, reflecting urban humor and cultural clashes.
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Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Green's August Flower touted as cure all
Question filled advertisement claims Green's August Flower cures dyspepsia liver complaint indigestion and related symptoms. It asserts 3 400 000 bottles were given away in the U S during trials and promises two doses prove its quality. Sample bottle ten cents regular 75 cents sold by all respectable druggists nationwide.
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