New York City Gossip and Skyscraper Tricks
A lively look at New York life from July notes a few oddities. Lofty towers like the Singer building loom over business schemes while amusement parks lure crowds. Rooftop sleeping, fire engine fears, and new subway doors shape hectic urban nights with bold wagers and clever stunts in the city.
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Orphans' Work Day October Third Draws Joyful Crowds
In Atlanta on Tuesday more than 400 orphans rode in nearly a hundred automobiles, shouting and waving flags as Uncle Robert Shedden and his band of supporters shared happiness. The event, part of a broader Orphans’ Work Day for Georgia and nearby states, urged contributions of labor and bread instead of cars to support orphan homes.
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Mystery Clings to Tragedy in Hazel Drew Case
Troy reports the mystery surrounding Hazel Drew’s death at an abandoned mill pond remains unsolved after a week of inquiry. The $1,000 county reward yields little progress as letters to District Attorney O'Brien suggest possible witnesses, while Hazel’s trip to New York with Carrie Weaver is described with no confirmed romance.
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Martian Communications Through Mrs Smead Challenged by Scientist
The Martian tongue and aerial ship descriptions given through Mrs Smead in trance are analyzed by Dr James Hyslop of the American Society for Psychical Research. He argues many so called Martian messages reflect secondary personality and conscious fraud, while some phenomena resist simple explanation.
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Quebecs Tercentenary Pageant Attracts Royal, Allied Honors
Quebec July 18 in observance of the 300th anniversary of Champlain's founding a grand international celebration unfolds with Prince of Wales Vice President Fairbanks and leaders from Britain France the U S and Australia. Pageants naval displays battlefields monuments and a 25 000 troop consecration near the Plains of Abraham will anchor events amid massive decorations and thousands of visitors.
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Bryan speaks to Central Labor Union in Fairview Nebraska
Tonight in Fairview Lincoln Neb Mr Bryan hosted a large delegation from the local central labor union. The group presented resolutions praising him and pledging support for his presidential candidacy. He voiced gratitude for labor leaders approval and discussed platform planks including a new cabinet position for labor, an amended antitrust law, and a measured use of injunctions in labor disputes.
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Williams Sues City for Damages Over Injury Claim
Judge J J Strickland filed suit for two hundred dollars and one thousand dollars on behalf of his daughter Misa Inez Williams against Athens city. The case, arising from a fall on Oconee Street, is set for the August city court term. City officials decided not to pay damages and left the matter to the courts.
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Meeting of Stationers in Boston Opens Fourth Annual Convention
More than 300 members of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers registered at the Somerset hotel for the fourth annual convention to be held over the next three days. Delegates arrive from across the United States and Canada to discuss trade matters on the schedule. A permanent souvenir temple with a statue of Obemplain has been erected.
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Water crisis looms as New York endures heat wave
New York endures a week of extreme heat with reservoirs strained and water taps tapped citywide. The massive demand taps all bayside resources while Staten Island pressures grow and officials consider curbing usage. Olympic news from London fans athletic fever as Tom Platt marks his 75th birthday in solitude. Rumors swirl of a Broadway hotel for chorus girls as theater life buzzes with speculation. Donkey crowds in the streets reflect ongoing political and cultural ferment across the city.
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