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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1905

Page

2

A Check Tale Of A Fence In Brick Lane

In a small front room of a Brick Lane house wealthy fence Israels plots with a careful thief Darby Bagster, his son, who demands money. Darby threatens violence to force a two thousand pound check, testing loyalty and betrayal between father and son in a tense street crime scene.

Ixane Jérasis Brick Lane Darby Darby Bagster Israels Darby Boy Ted Billington BI Darby Pot Cam

Burglar Threats and Murder End in Sudden Tragedy

A robber threatens an old villain with death for a ransom and boasts of wealth if the man dies. The elderly target is found dead two days later, apparently by suicide or self harm. Police hail the swift end of a dangerous rogue as the burglar escapes abroad with a bank check. Darby Bagster’s funds support a likely overseas departure.

Nobdy Darby Bagster

Fewer Italian anarchists amid horror over Margherita plot

The Italian public denounces anarchists after the attempted assassination of Queen Margherita following the murder of Humbert. Despite a higher Italian base, most Italian anarchists operate abroad with the United States and Spain (Barcelona) now central to their activities, while Italy intensifies prosecutions.

Margherita Humbert Italy United States Spain McKinley America Barcelona

The Dreamer and Other Fragments in a Newspaper Mix

A collage of verse and quotes: The Dreamer by Theodosia Garrison explores dreams and youth amid poverty and joy. Then Butter and Cleo notes food adulteration humor from William Barclay Parsons in Philadelphia. Also a translated Chinese empress dowager edict praising Wong Wen-Shee, and a Whitechapel prizefighter’s guard supplies venture for MPs with noble patrons.

William Barclay Parsons Philadelphia San Antonio Express Wong Wen-Shee

Fitting Grove Merk and Norfolk Churchyard News

Fragmentary OCR text references Fitting Grove Merk Nor folk churchyard Germeton and Ling Norway. Mentions anvil gmo my and tonnage, Maglnnd and Franix's divisions, fires, and a Missouri editor. Includes a subscriber inquiry about a tervale and a Milan connection with international guidance.

Grove Merk Germeton Norfolk Ling Norway Maglnnd Franix

Mexican pottery trade and regional craft distinctions

The piece surveys Mexican pottery from Puebla reproductions of Talavera ware to Guadalajara’s clay figures and Cuernavaca inlaid porcelain designs. It notes Panduro, a famed Guadalajara sculptor, choosing to stay in Jalisco, while Cuernavaca, Guadalupe shrine, and Cuernavaca shapes show distinctive styles. It also covers imports of Holland and French porcelain and price dynamics under Mexico’s duty system.

Mexico Puebla Guadalajara Panduro Pandoro United States Jalisco Cuernavaca Guadalupe Mexico City Holland

Patience of Genius War Photographer James Ricalton

A compact sketch of war photographer James Ricalton praised as an “obscure great man.” He risked life to document battles from the Philippines to Port Arthur, walking through northern Russia, filming siege shells, and standing on walls during Tientsin bombardment. His camera work demanded ear protection amid deafening gunfire.

James Ricalton Richard Barry Port Arthur Evison Russia Archangel St. Petersburg Philippines Caloocan Ricalion Tientsin Americana Port Arthur Bay

Rumor of a Tradesman at Club Natatorium Ends in Silence

At a pre Stamine dual meet between Oxford and Camp Bridge a lively club reception turned tense when a rumor spread that a tradesman attended the gathering. The true arrival involved a high class manicuring shop owner who had briefly joined the upstairs reception, then vanished afterward.

Oxford Camp Bridge Wes

Bogus coats of arms and Devonshire superstitions in a London Chronicle piece

A scanned London Chronicle fragment rails against Americans adopting family heraldry as theft without legal grant and mocks Devonshire superstitions of touching the dead, Friday tasks, and breaking crockery curses. The piece also includes a humorous missive about a Mississippi slave owner and a pigeon play anecdote, plus a garbled note on birds and ditting.

Mabel Ward Cameron Devonshire Devon Dickens London Chronicle

Pink Pills Cure Mr Browne in Be Joseph Case

A Schenectady based ex expert miner employed by National Bizcit Co. recounts how William Browne of Lincoln Street Be Joseph Missouri found relief from nervous tremors, stomach trouble, and cold sweats after taking Pink Pills. He credits the pills with restoring appetite and nerves and recommends them to others.

Dey Imah Ieee William Browne Lincoln Street Joseph Browne Dr. Willie Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Financial findings show global debt and gold flows in 1904

The Bank of Italy notes 11.5 million above prior. France’s January debt tops 5.87 billion. British mint gold coinage rises to 55.21 million in 1904 from 50.72 million, with most new gold going to South America and Egypt. Pacific salmon pack expected at 14 million this year, 2 million more than last year, with 4 to 5 million cases. Alaska Klondike gold deposits already exceed 15 million to the U.S. treasury, with 7 to 8 million more possible. Japan's postal savings expand from 3.6 million depositors and 15.5 million in April 1904 to 6.0 million depositors and 20.7 million after a war year. Daily government payments to New York banks total 5.689 million, with 5.017 million returned by banks. A net 672 thousand paid by government to banks, plus 300 thousand deposited for Interior points.

Bank of Italy South America Egypt Pacific Alaskan Klondike United States New York

Notes of the Nobility Relate Royals and Peers in Light Tales

A set of brief anecdotes on British and continental royalty and nobility. Includes references to the Duke of Sunderland as a leading locomotive engineer, the Marquis of Downshire in the Wokingham fire brigade, the Kaiser teased in tennis play, Emperor Francis Joseph’s love of hunting, the Shah of Persia’s letters, King Edward fashions, and German crown prince childhood tales.

Duke of Sunderland Marquis of Downshire Wokingham Fire Brigade N Posen Francis Joseph Austrian Alps Paris Fmward Marlenbad

Transmigration tale of a dog and a confrontation

Fragments recount a dog owner remarking on a dog’s transmigration notion and a confrontation that ends with two shots. A derailed dialogue features a boastful line about a mule and a crowd, with crude humor and coarse language throughout.

Humorous Clips From Old Papers About Health and Work

A collage of brief jokes and anecdotes references a medical board exam, canal labor, Panama heat, an impish retort about kicking, a rainmaker boast, a pun on displacing horses, and a cure claim for rheumatism via Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Skin Purification by Outiurn Soap and Pills

An advertisement touts Outiurn Soap Ointment and Pills as a complete treatment for intense itching burning skin diseases including eczema pimples ringworm and salt rheum. It cites testimonial endorsements from the St Louis Globe Democrat and urges readers to try the remedy despite scattered garbled text.

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Averts High Risk Surgeries

Sketched testimonials urge women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before opting for ovarian or womb surgery. A physician's warnings and fear of the knife are recounted, with stories from women who claimed relief and avoidance of operations after using the remedy.

Speer Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Margrite Ryan Drew’s Society Engl Polis Ind Lydia RB Pinkham Misa Margret Merkley 34 Street Milwaukee Wis Lydia EL Pinkham

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