San Francisco Couple Arrested in London Shoplifting Case
Brendon and Mrs Castle of San Francisco were arrested in London on a shoplifting charge. The case, described as a sensational scandal, hinges on alleged kleptomania and medical testimony from a San Francisco physician. The magistrate’s decision is awaited as public figures push for acquittal.
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London
San Francisco
W. M. Castle
Lareeuy
England
San Francises
Case
Hrussels
United States
Masile
Budd
Caliiaegia
Jatru
Gan Francisco
Genmoor White
Maguire
Francesco Pative
Thambher
Daord
Women Ambassadors and Their Historical Roles
The article reviews the influence of women as ambassadors in ancient and medieval history. It highlights figures like Veturia and Catherine de Siena, noting their diplomatic actions and the political impact of female mediation across Rome, Carthage, and evolving European power dynamics.
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Worman
Remy
Rome
Corigianus
Senate
Brenous
Caruray
Charles V
Francis
Catherine de Siena
Urban VI
Clergymen Slip On Orange Peel Gaffe Comic Quip
A Pittsburg Dispatch quip recalls two clergymen strolling when one slips on orange peel. The other teases the fallen brother of the cloth with a witty remark about the wicked and slippery ground, ending in a humorous misstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Deaf Hear Sermon Through Church Megaphone System
A Syracuse church of Rev. George B. Spalding installed speaking tubes and a megaphone in the pulpit to aid hearing parishioners. An elderly visitor used the transmitter and heard the sermon for the first time in 25 years, proving the innovation effective for the deaf and hearing alike.
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Spalding
Presbyterian Church
Syracuse
George B. Spalding
First Presbyterian Church
Churet
Wavie
Systein
Mark Your Wheel Simple Method for Bicycle Theft Protection
A blurred historical notice advocates private marks on bicycles to deter theft. It describes placing a burnt in mark and steel pin method to obscure traces, claiming it helps prove ownership if the tire is later stolen and recovered.
Historic Mission Church On Des Pacy Northwest Island
An aging mission church stands on a Northwest des Pacy island frontier, with cottages nearby and fishing history tied to its early builders. Built nearly a century ago under direction of Berry and firecoaster era, the structure retains its tower shine and shoreline view though the mission era faded after the 1930s.
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Filey Dro Berry
United States
Theatrical Letters on Cayvan and Berenger Sisters
Georgia Cayvan appears in Mary Pennington Spinster in New York marking a shift to long runs and animated pictures. The Berenger sisters, including Vera Berenger, emerge from London theater with praised Romeo and Justine Ermptage roles in Pinero and other works.
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Anothber
New York
Palmer's Theater
Georgia Cayvan
Mary Pennington
Miss Cayvan
Boston
Berenger
London
England
Vera Jerenger
Lord Fauntleroy
Princ
Fauper
Vera
Mime
Justine Ermptage
Pinero
Romeo
Shakespeare
Notan
Tavern in a churchyard relic near London
A historic tavern sits north of London in a churchyard surrounded by tombstones and claims to be the only licensed house in such a place. The original building burned 296 years ago. the present structure rose after the Restoration of Charles II and a lease requires a room for parish meetings and records.
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Hen@on
London
Amateurs and Professionals Stir Bicycling Circles
The article notes ongoing debates in Philadelphia over professional bicycle racing and cash prizes. It cites promoter investment, industry opposition, and potential moves by the West Virginia assembly to curb professional racing. It also mentions international racing efforts and the rise of indoor track events in Chicago, with riders like Bernard Wefers and Kennington noted for record attempts and competition.
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Philadelphia
Sporting Life
Racinus
Tuy
National Assembly
Ian Oil
Bernard Jo Wefers
Harry Titellens
Fheadwille
Baston
Mess
Web
Wefers
Geal
Kennington
Boston
Catehthy Wefer
John Gerahum
Daha Rowley
Peter Kelly
Coeorgeetows College
Fred Schade
Soznthern Rer
Hag
Chicago Ian Great
Brooklyn
Chiven
J. P. Hertcheson
B. C
England
Ray McDonald
California
Chicago Conseem
Portrait of Geo T Yoo and Western League ties
Fragmentary OCR note describes Geo T Yoo, a Southerner born in Augusta, with vague references to the Western League and a club center. Details are unclear due to damaged text and nonstandard phrasing.
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Geo Tyoo
Cartain
Css
Augusta
Be Baron wins rough four lap race under heavy track storm
In a rain scarred event F. Be Baron led the four lap heat but Nael Bacon chased closely. Bacon closed the gap late, winning by aLength with time 20m 344-59 as wet conditions worsened after a third mile. George W Atkinson refereed. A later note mentions a Paris to Marseilles race with petroleum and steam machines.
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F. BE
Baron
Bacon
Wes
George W. Atkinson
Paris
Marseilles
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Historic Church
Des Pacy
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Tiisberg
Matkinac
Georgia Cayvanu
Berengea Sisters
Soubrette
Fred Rider
Night Owls
Hoyt & McKee
Chinatown
Bessie Clayton
Australia
America
Flying Jordan Family
Tonian
Monroe
Miss Caygan
Sebast
F. M. Field
Historic Musum Company
Prof. Monroe
Dublin
N. Y
Stecie Mackaye
Madison Square Theater
Lyceum Theater
Mackaye
Saharet
Melbourne
Theater Royal and Princess Theater
Baldwin Theater
Cal
The
Lillputians
M. B. Leavitt
Spider and Fly
Chicago
Henderson
Big Spectacular Company
Anth
Aerie
Clement Sett
Harmer
Galheen
Haymarket
Dondreary
Sothern
Artemus Ward Arived
Kathryn Kidder
James Lewis
John Wilkes Booth
Amnie Ward Tiffany Haz
Major O’gallagher
Mins Brown
Dataret
General Sporting
Tance
Michelin
Paria
Hatley
George Slosson
Charles Parker
Tratlevy
Seneca Falls
Ja Sal
Wathegan
Beden
Drona Hs Faye
Pyos
Faharfer
Viguans
Stossen
Dai
Learried
Collingwood
Werthite Bourne
Dad Rish
Ynen
Proudfoot
Clary
Ostrask Peberts
Geelong
Th Lim
Selvas
William Hartley
Baron Outrucs
France
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