Shadowed Ride Remains A Ghost Leads Hunter To Abandoned Home
A wandering rider follows a spectral man through darkness to a desolate dwelling where he discovers a dead father and a hungry little girl. He tends the child, secures food, and summons authorities as the tale from the Philadelphia Times recounts a night of terror and mercy near Dallas.
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Tlylight
MA T
Papa
Nelly
Frederick Barnstaple
Dallas
Philadelphia Times
American wealth valued higher than European fortunes everywhere
A New York World summary notes that American fortunes exceed European riches in scale. It cites individuals and families such as the Duke of Westminster and Rothschilds, with American billionaires like the Vanderbilts, asserting Americans are the wealthiest people globally and predicting rapid growth of millionaires in the next two decades.
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America
Indies
Croesus
Duke of Westminster
Europe
Vanderbilt
Hemisphere
New York World
The Best and Truest Americans
A Boston Herald quotation argues that America’s leaders come from energetic middle class families. It says wealth and lineage matter less than capacity and virtue. The piece asserts the middle class shapes legislation, opinion, and national prosperity, guiding family standards and national ideals.
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America
Boston Herald
The Chewing Gum Industry Story
The article traces chewing gum origins from small New England production to modern mass manufacture. It notes spruce tree resin and paraffin gum, early prejudice, Mexican chiclezapote base, and a Yankee named Adams who popularized gum commercially. The industry now operates in a six story building employing over 230 people.
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New England
Adams
Pittsburg
The Way to Pack Apples From a Washington Biz Store
A World New York dispatch notes a cashier packing apples in a barrel selecting the largest fruit for the bottom and suggesting the practice means the barrel is opened from the bottom. The remark evokes curiosity about a now common method.
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Washington
Mari
New York World
Ex Mayor Hal Seen Along the Strand in Later Years
London correspondent notes A Oakey Hal, former New York mayor of Tweed era, appears daily along the Strand. He is described as healthy, content, and fondly remarking that England offers more value for earnings than the United States.
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New York
A. Oakey Hal
Strand
England
United States
London
Cor
Atlanta Constitution
Bismarck Resigns Amid Courtly Turmoil And Empress Intervenes
The narrative recounts Bismarck’s dramatic fall as he faces a compelled resignation. The Empress Frederick rebukes him for his years of estrangement, and the scene ends with the aide de camp delivering the written resignation after the emperor’s silence and a tense exchange.
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Bismarck
Germany
Willam II
de Camp
Perfection of Politeness Sparks Household Reflection
A New York Star piece frames a child’s tearful mishap over a spilled glass as a lesson in refined politeness. The anecdote leads to questions about moral apply of etiquette amid shifting social norms and tariffs. Kemp's Balsam ads and notices about ex Senator Wallace’s estate follow in this cluttered page.
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New York Star
Stesith
Wallace
CrearFietp
John F. Weaver
Clearfield
EB. Ancona
Reading
James Flynn
Altoona
Furst
Clearfield County
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Aly
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Popular Science
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Reed
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Conn
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Neighbor
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Comumeus
Ohio
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Flint
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Currrenango
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F. J H. Horesina
Mowsok
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Manion
Eaosburgh Fells
Vermoi
Pitcher’s Castoria
Clerka
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E. R. Bumpus
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Clarendon, Pa
Keystone Hotel
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L. D. Wetmore
Fr M. Beecher, Cash
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Ireland
Scoland
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Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Foreign Exchange
C. W. Beaty
B. Dunham
B. Wood
Chas
Noyes
James Clark
JL. K. Freeman
Charles ¥. Stone
F. Lf. Rockwell
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Myron Waters
Francis Henry
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Villagers Library Assoc
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Chicago
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