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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
7
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, Mary and Stephen Birt confront separation after six months of marriage. Each insists on leaving or staying, but the sight of a velvet coat rekindles memories and prompts a dramatic reconciliation as the couple embraces and forgives.
A detailed two family house plan offers four rooms per floor with closets and pantries. Estimated building cost ranges from 2300 to 2500 dollars based on Omaha material and wage prices, with extensive listed costs for excavation, masonry, windows, doors, trim, porch work, and framing.
A brief humorous exchange from a Chicago Daily News item where a daughter and son exchange lines about parental referrals and referencing agencies. The witty repartee centers on who was referred to whom.
Washington gossip centers on Count Cassini who, amid Moscow reverses, remains the steady dean of the diplomatic corps. A recent newspaper claim of a Russian official treason interview prompted Cassini to denounce the report as false and challenge the correspondent. The dispute left unresolved the source of the alleged remarks.
Washington will host a historic March 4 inauguration parade with wide variety of groups. Indian leaders led by Geronimo will ride genuine ponies, followed by Carlisle Indian cadets. the president’s escort will wear blue shirts and campaign hats. Regular troops, naval units, state militia and civic organizations will complete the procession.
The article recalls Count Cassini’s famed composure when Port Arthur’s fall reached him and recounts Tristan the gaunt spook hound at the embassy. It describes Cassini’s calm stroll, the dog’s leaps on a poodle, and Cassini’s quiet rebuke before resuming his walk. It also profiles Senator Ben Tillman’s fame, threats, and hospitality.
A young lawyer expresses confidence after hearing a client's story saying the case appears solid and a verdict can be secured without trouble. He recalls telling his wife they should hire Mr C a first class lawyer.
A brief exchange ends with a mixed response as a man seeks marriage consent and a humorous miscommunication surfaces when she says Nit prompting a cautious congratulation from onlookers. The Philadelphia Press notes the quirky moment in a society column.
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