Buck Confesses to Employer and Faces Grand Larceny Charge
Arthur H Buck, detained to face grand larceny in Boston, confesses to extensive jewelry theft from Abel Bros Co. He supplied a written statement detailing every stolen piece and pawn shop. Buck used multiple aliases and traveled across the country, with authorities planning to seek governor approval for extradition.
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Arthur H. Buck
Boston
Edward C. Abel
Mr. Abel
Abel Bros. & Co
Buck
McGrath
Arthur Buck
Cupid
Butte
New York
New Orleans
Richmond
Shreveport
St. Louis
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Helena
Hosto
M. C Shields
JH. M Pierce
Poolice
William Bo Watts
Self Reliant Citizens From Little Orphans
Pennsylvania report on Bethany orphans home near Womelsdorf detailing about 140 children ages from infancy to 18. They farm, gather leaves as bedding and fertilizer, clear stones, and build. they learn carpentry and sewing, fostering disciplined labor, health, and skilled trades.
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Reading
Berks County
Bethany
Womelsdorf
Sea of
Tiberias
Bethlehem
Paper club fosters clean surroundings and self funded youth schooling
Orphans in a self run institution under Rev. and Mrs. Moore learn finance and business young. They maintain order, collect rubbish, and raise pigeons and chickens to fund their education. The school provides teachers, a strong system, and prepares youths to become farmers, housewives, or teachers after age 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Moore
State expert studying the lizards and turtles
Harrisburg Pa Dec 9 State Zoologist Surfier is studying the habits and food of turtles and lizards in Pennsylvania. He will publish results in a forthcoming snake bulletin. He finds turtles are vegetarians but harm crops and that lizards are harmless with only two true species in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Surfier
Pennseyylvania
Surface
Pennsylvania
Reading turkey scheme targets Christmas trade
In Reading Pennsylvania and nearby rural districts, residents plan to send agents to Perry Union and other counties to buy several carloads of turkeys to sell at 18 cents a pound for Christmas. They aim to break up a turkey trust formed in Berks and neighboring counties by farmers.
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Reading
Perry
Union
Turkey Trust
Berks
Navy pay director James D. Murray dies at 77 in Annapolis
James D. Murray retired Pay Director of the United States Navy died at his Annapolis home tonight at age 77. He served in the navy for several decades and held high financial posts during his career.
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Annapolis
James D. Murray
United States Navy
Lessons on Virtue and Self Control
The passage urges restraint over revenge and pride, noting strength comes from service not talk. It emphasizes faith through deeds, warns against boiling over, and calls for humility in prayer and conduct. It cautions that every idle word has consequence and urges aligning creed with personal service to others.
Seasonal journey through landscapes and climes
A wandering observer reflects on earth's regions from spring to winter, contrasting home with distant shores. Vivid nature imagery paints Florida, orchards, birds, and fields, while seasons bring shifting scenes from summer to autumn. The prose evokes travel, weather, and the mind's view of world’s diversity.
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Earth
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens at Madison Square Garden
The international six day race began at 12 07 a m with 16 teams and 42 riders from Belgium Holland Australia Germany Ireland Canada France New York and more. Metling led at mile five as Walthour and Root trailed. a spill involving Breton caused riders to walk briefly before continuing. By two o clock the field covered 49 miles and 2 laps with all teams tied.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Belgium
Fea
Pye
E. J. Clark
Australia
Robby Walthour
Atlanta
Hugh McLean
Boston
Walter Rutt
Germany
MacFarland
San Jose
Cal
W. MacDonald
Somerville
Menus Bedell
Lyntyuok
Toi —Petit Breton
France
Carlo Vaneni
Italy
Emil Georget
Leon Georget
K F Toot
Sheepshead Bay
L. L
Joseph Fogler
Brooklyn
W. Jc Samuelson
C. L. Hollister
Salt Lake City
Floyd Krebs
Edward Rupersht
Newark
N. J
Norman CC. Hopper
Minneapolis
Hardy Downing
R. McDonald
Charles Schles
Farmer and Messenger
Frank Galvin
New Milford
Vanderstuyft
Vanoni
Georget
Clark
McFarland
Walthour
Root
Moran
MacDonald
Samuelson
Liewning
M. Redell
Krebs
Schlee
Galvin
Metling
Breton
Advancements in Eye Care Cited by Dr Joodd in West Park
Inquiries about rising glasses use prompt Dr Joodd of Goldberg black West Park street to discuss modern eye treatment. He cites progress across sciences, notes past reliance on eye strain remedies, and emphasizes thorough examinations for nervousness headaches epilepsy and insanity linked to vision issues.
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Joodd
Goldberg Black
West Park Street
Messengers Recruited as Midlife Men in Philadelphia
Philadelphia readers learn of the Postal Telegraph and Cable company testing male messengers around 40 years old to replace youths. The three older men, including one with a Van Dyke beard and another with spectacles, face teasing from younger workers but are praised for steadiness and consistent performance.
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Trigade
Philadelphia
Postal
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Juniper
Chestnut Streets
van Dyke
Sonnie
Grandpa
Trang
Walnut Street
New York
George Wilson Arrested and Held in Fergus County Jail
George Wilson was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke and is held at the Fergus county jail for Sheriff L. P. Slater. Wilson, described as a bad actor with prior vagrancy time in Butte, faces an unspecified current charge. Slater is expected to travel to Butte to transfer custody.
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Buck
Butte
Helena
Butte Hotel
Rock
A. H. Buck
McGrath
Shields
The
Standard
George Wilson
Frank Burke
L. P. Slater
Fergus County
Wilson
Slater
Letter Ten Feet Long in Toledo Hoax Plot
Charles Branaman, dramatic critic from Kansas City, sent a 10 foot love letter to Margaret McDonald star of The Mayor of Tokio. She paid 28 cents postage, unwrapped a Cas Lighter with a single word line, then hid a will in a sand box and shipped the parcel back. She calls Branaman a nice fellow and plans to photograph the letter.
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Toledo
Ohio
Charles Branaman
Kansas City
Margaret McDonald
Tokio
Mianaman
Sylvia Gerrish Dies at Home of Heart Disease
New York December 9 Sylvia Gerrish once unpopular actress died Saturday night at her Morrigileights home of heart affection.
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New York
Sylvia Gerrish
Morrig Ileights
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