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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
7
A Highland Park resident writes to the New York Herald offering to sell one leg to raise money for a child. He claims a lifelong record of failure and says he is healthy with good references and would accept a reasonable payment.
In Muncie Indiana on March 16 Mrs Rachel Howard told Circuit Court her husband bought her only one dress in 24 years, a calico gown for $1.50, and she largely supported him despite him being a trained nurse. The suit was unopposed and Judge Joseph Leffler granted the divorce.
A trader, in a trance like state, reveals he is under indictment for murder and cannot prove innocence. He asks a younger man to tell Necia only when he says, while praising John Gale as brave and self-sacrificing. Ben Stark demands entry as the scene closes with urgent news.
Ralph O Leary, a 17 year old from Oakland, traveled to Providence in thirteen days on sixty cents after being found on a train tender while attempting to reach Baltimore. Police commended his story and arranged boat transport to Baltimore to see a dying brother. He had stolen rides across the continent, ended up in Albany on the wrong train to Boston and arrived with two cents.
Eddie Foy jokes that a travesty of Hamlet would usually win more notice than the original. He recalls a melodrama villain with a celebrated death scene and a late curtain mix up at Tin Can. The note ends advising early bicycle and sewing machine repairs by J. J. Eyer on Mission Street.
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