A Horse Show Rendezvous Sparks a Factory Visit
Miss Parsons and Miss Harlan attend a horse show where Neil Croydon pursues John Kennard as a bustling social match. Kennard secretly plans a factory tour for Leslie while faced with an unexpected, improvised chaperonless outing that ends with a promise to visit the Kennard factory.
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Miss Parsons
Leslie
Mr. Croyden
Papa
Mamma
Carroll
Miss Harlan
Mrs. Parsons
Neil
Croyden
Jove
Harlan
Mr. Kennard
John Kennard
Clyde Delafield
Kennard
Thanatos
Croydon
Mr. Harlan
Joshua Harlan
Denver Clean-Up Day Reforms City Appearance
The Nashville American notes Denver Colorado undertook a city wide clean up day with mayoral proclamation urging painting awnings repairing sidewalks planting flowers and removing weeds. The effort led to thorough cleaning of business streets and alleys with rebuilt fountains painted poles and improved lawns and trees, celebrated by citizens and promised to continue.
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Denver
Colo
Nashville American
Editor Attacks A J McKelway In Charolotte Observer War
A Charlotte newspaper editor denounces A J McKelway as a malicious hypocrite and pursues a long, heated public feud. He recounts past slurs, defended editors, and clashes over Prohibition and city graft, concluding the Observer should halt its attacks.
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Fayetteville
Mqnor
J. D. McNeill
Capt. McNeill
Raleigh
McNeill
North Carolina
Congress
Hildebrand
Washington
The
Observer
McKelway
B. Alexander
Senate
Mecklenburg
Capt. Alexander
A. J. McKelway
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Record
Presbyterian Standard
Charlotte
N. C
R. E. Caldwell
Winston
Cornelius
McNeill, Miller, Fuller
Plutarch
Sucius
J. P. Caldwell
Queen City
Charlotte Observer
Wilmington Messenger
Wilmington
Standard
Grand Jury
Court Jews and the Rothschild Legacy in European Finance
The Court Jew served as official banker to rulers, enabling Jews to gain status in German states. The Rothschild family rose to prominence when Nathan Mayer Rothschild, as a court financier in Frankfurt, helped shield and restore a £1,000,000 loan to Hessian rulers around the Napoleonic threat, cementing their fame in international finance.
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Rothschild
Austria
London Globe
Prohibition Defended Against Observer Attacks in Charlotte
The Presbyterian Standard defends prohibitions and denounces the Charlotte Observer for slander over Sunday laws and saloon banishment. It blasts a drummer’s interview predicting grave stones and notes business stability in Charlotte despite rival papers’ attacks. The Biblican Recorder is praised for recognizing Observer’s evil influences.
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Presbyterian Standard
Standard
Charlotte Observer
Charlotte
Recorder
Observer
Biblical Recorder
Greensboro
The
Southern Belle Sways Convention to Pick New Orleans
In the gallery a southern beauty Miss Louise Blanchard of New Orleans sang Dixie and My Old Kentucky Home, swaying voters as New Orleans won the convention amid cheers. Veterans yelled hats flew as Nashville faintly pressed.
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Orumans
South
Dixie
New Orleans
Nashville
Louise Blanchard
Kentucky
Louisville Courier Journal
Mother's Tears Cross Language Boundaries
A comment on universal grief notes that a mother's tears resonate beyond language. The line suggests shared human emotion in diverse cultures and highlights maternal suffering as a universal bond.
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Frederick A. Stokes & Co
Charlotte Daily Observer
New York Times
Times
Stevenson
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