Scene at Lake and 24th Street Omaha
A fragmentary exchange from a Chicago Record-Herald item describes a couple near Lake and 24th Street in Omaha. The dialogue shows Mary insisting on talking while scolding the man for not listening. The piece also notes a minister’s delay in traveling to Minneapolis for a sermon due to a trial sermon in St Paul.
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Lake and
24Th Street
Omaha
Chicago Record-Herald
Aoead
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Take care of thoughts and deeds will follow
A succinct adage urging mindfulness of thoughts and actions, implying virtue leads to natural consequences. It emphasizes internal discipline shaping external behavior without specifying a person or event. The quote motivates personal responsibility.
Bill Affecting Militant Suffragettes
London observers note the House of Commons passed McKenna’s bill on hunger strikers by 296 votes to 43. It authorizes re arrest and compulsory imprisonment for suffragettes released on grounds of poor health to serve out their sentences.
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London
House of Commons
Home Secretary
McKenna
Davison Country Home Destroyed by Fire at Glen Cove
The $100000 country house of Henry P. Davison of J P Morgan & Co. at Peacock Point Glen Cove overlooking Long Island Sound burned. Mrs Davison and her two sons with neighbors saved most furnishings and valuables. The residence was insured. Fire traced to a defective chimney.
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New York
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
Peacock Point
Glen Cove
Long Island Sound
Worth of a Young Woman's Finger
A New York suit seeks ten thousand dollars for a finger amputation. Miss Lillian Zimmerman sues Dr. R. Johnson Held and Huyler's alleging negligence after a finger nail was removed and the finger later amputated while employed as a chocolate dipper.
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New York
Supreme Court
Lillian Zimmerman
R. Johnson Held
Huyler
Exchequer Gains Windfall From Sir Thomas Coate Estate
The exchequer reports a windfall estate duty of 1 837 370 on the late Sir Thomas Coate who died January 20. Coate managed the thread firm's American business for many years. His estate probated at 6 569 350 pounds.
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London
Thomas Coate
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West Third Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga River
W. H. Mack
Nebraska
Lincoln Boulevard
Thirty-fourth Street
IBE
Dayton
Brussels
Ingram
Waite
China
Green & Davidson
Warren
Pennsylvania
Columbus
American Press Association
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company
West Town Street
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