Photographer foils blackmailer in Central Park plot
Warren Murdock, a noted New York epee photographer, becomes entangled in a park blackmail scheme. He feigns payment to a supposed victim, drops real banknotes as a decoy, then signals police who arrest the woman. In court he testifies with a photograph of the defendant counting the pills.
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The Gwen Moore Tragedies in Our Town
A tale recalls Owen Moore who failed in business due to mail order competition and left town. The piece muses on his possible return, suggesting he would be still Owen Moore, choosing exile to avoid repeating mistakes. It ends by asking readers about similar local misfortunes.
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Memory marvel of Benlaeti professor astonishes class
A professor named Afi Désdoly from Benlaeti demonstrated remarkable mental arithmetic skills before his students. He memorized a 100 figure sequence and recalled it perfectly from first to last, then recited the digits backward to applause. He solved complex problems including simple and compound interest in record time without using paper.
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Afi Désdoly
Benlaeti
Dover
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Prince Ferdinand and the Jews in Bulgaria
A report recalls Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria visiting Jerusalem where he spoke with Professor Boris Schatz about the Jewish Arts and Crafts school and his role leading Bulgaria’s art commission for the St. Louis Expo. The interview notes Ferdinand’s fluency in Yiddish and claims Bulgaria has been free of anti Jewish sentiment, attributed to the prince’s influence.
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The King and His Master
Lord Alverstone admired surprising roles as a church chorister at St Mary Abbots in Kensington, drawing a parallel to Henry VIII era. Sir Thomas More, lord chancellor, enjoyed serving Mass when away from public glare, arguing the king cannot be dishonored by his service to God.
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Testamentary letters for Samuel Carpenter estate in Pennsylvania
Auditor Daniel Raraigh announces he will attend at the Farmers Bank building Indiana PA on Tuesday October 1 1900 at 10 o clock to audit settle and distribute funds in the estate of Samuel Raraigh late of South Mahoning township. Creditors and interested persons may attend.
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Washington
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Washington Township
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Pennsylvania
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