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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1906

Page

10

The Immortal J N A Wandering Man of Thirteen Tongues

Jacob Newman known as the immortal J N has been deemed sane after fifty years of wandering. At eighty he will spend his remaining days in the State Hospital of Toledo. He traveled freely across towns and states, staying mostly with friends and never staying long in any place. He carried a travelers note promising safe passage on all roads until doomsday. Hotel keepers and townsfolk recalled his long, frugal life and notable evasions.

Jacob Newman J. N State Hospital of Toledo Heute Eml Amon Ivan Anyet Leine Seni Tilia Cies Ero Tie Fie Barthis J. NM Ohio Cincinnati Lorrimer Medical Institut. Incorporated North PacaSt Saltimore

Denver Cherrelyn Line Car and its Eccentric Owner

Denver's Cherrelyn Line runs from the city to Cherrelyn with a shifting motive power manned by an elderly carrier crew. The line is owned by Mrs George J. Bogue who touts its profits while its worn car evokes a spectacle of horse and rider on a rolling descent.

Denver Colorado Cherrelyn Ceerge J. Bogue California Po Nat

Boy From South Orange Blamed For Tragic Snowball Death

A small boy believed to have killed Loretta Smith, seven, at a Columbia public school, denies responsibility after a snowball strike. A negro boy was hired for five cents to take the blame. The girl was frightened but uninjured.

Trusts South Orange

Osage Tribe Loots Treasury Agents Claim Washington Visit

A band of Osage Titian men looted the United States Treasury with permission, taking funds for their voyage to Washington from their reservation. They presented orders, signed or marked by Olohaliwala Deerheart Lind Nekewahitamekayshiah Moje Nuntsa Wahuhu Arthur Bommcastle and Evyes Tall Chief, and left after receiving $6.

Osace Titians Washington Vreneurs Silat Ous Deerheart Lind Shiahmoje Arthur Bommcastle Evye

First Woman Appointed Ship Keeper at Sacketts Harbor Navy Yard

Mrs Albert N Metcalis becomes the ship keeper of the Sacketts Harbor Navy Yard on Lake Ontario, earning 265 dollars yearly. The role, dating to 1868 in family history, marks a rare official use of the title ship keeper and follows the long tenure of her late husband Albert H Metcalfe.

Albert N. Metalis Navy Yard Sacketts Harbor Lake Ontario St. Lawrence Albert HH. Metcalfe Sacketts Tierher Navy Yard New Orleans Metcalfe Albert H Albert H. Metcalfe Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Department Congress

Astronomer Percival Lowell Folly Becomes Roosting Chicken Tale

A Thostonian recounts a joke about Percival Lowell predicting a solar eclipse event that supposedly caused chickens at George's place to roost at 11:00 the next morning. George and Lowell's exchange ends with disbelief and a punchy confirmation that the chickens did indeed go to roost.

Thostonian Percival Lowell Lowell Eacred Mann Coorze George Tle Mr. Lowell

The Raid on the Treasury and Rays of Elmer Gates

Dr Ward reports Prof Elmer Gates of Washington has found a light ray five octaves above violet that casts a shadow from living bodies while alive but becomes transparent after death. In experiments a rat's shadow persists then a second shadow appears and vanishes as it moves beyond the tube. An aside recalls chickens hatched a year earlier.

Psychotherapeutic Society Ward Elmer Gates Washington, D. C

Cure for seasickness touted by liner ship doctor

The Patrica ship physician aboard the Hamburg American liner reports a new seasickness cure from electrical vibration chair experiments during the vessel's last voyage. The demonstrations pleased the ship's officers and promise relief for many aboard.

Automobile Skating In Paris By Italian Inventor

Alphonse Constantini, living in Paris, has developed automobile skating with two four wheeled skates powered by 1.5 horsepower air cooled motors. A gasoline tank strapped to the skater provides fuel for a 46 mile run. A front mounted spark control and throttle allow speeds up to 81 miles per hour. The device claims to climb almost any hill.

Paris Alphonse Constantini Antalian

Burglar’s remembered heist ends with ambush by wife’s husband

A reformed burglar recalls breaking into a wealthy house, finding silver and a tin box of cash and jewels, then being forced at gunpoint to help crack a wall safe. The tale ends with the homeowner’s husband shooting the intruder and the burglar fleeing in rage.

Georgia Senator Retells Clove Joke During Cloak Room Tale

Senator Clay recounts evangelist Sam Jones preaching on death in his Georgia hometown last summer. Jones warns that every breath kills a soul, prompting a distant boy to quip about chewing cloves.

Clay Georgia Senate Sam Jones

Postmasters of Olden Time in 1817 Gazette Prospectus

An 1817 pamphlet outlines a plan for a daily and thrice weekly Gazette published at the seat of government. It says postmasters could receive subscriptions with a 10 percent discount and notes distant subscribers would get careful packaging and punctual forwarding. It also promises a government reporter for Congress and carefully chosen intelligence. The editor describes guarding the public weal with temperate criticism and bias toward the ruling party, aiming to serve the country while acknowledging imperfect judgment.

Pne Seri Grn Slys Washington United States Congress Gazette

Snuff Trend Returns in France and New Finds in Peru

The report notes snuff use regaining popularity in France. It also states Peru yields fine quality cotton fabrics found in Inca-era tombs, and Sumatra now matches Java in coffee output.

Peru

Cigarette Production Concentrated in Four U.S. Hubs

Nearly all cigarettes in the United States are produced in four cities: New York, Richmond, New Orleans, and San Francisco, highlighting a regional manufacturing pattern.

The United States New York Richmond New Orleans San Francisco

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