Grafters Busy At Big Resort At Atlantic City
Special to The Son from Atlantic City describes season overrun by grafters fakirs and beggars at cottages. A German visitor with a charity letter tries to exploit, is dismissed, and a middle aged woman feigns youth to approach the cottage owner, highlighting a wave of solicitors during peak season.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bleoe
Fm Vacheville
Uis
Philadelphia
Gald
Cuticura Heals Child After Severe Sores
Mrs. Obert Sheldon of Woodville Conn recounts her year and a half old son’s worsening sores. After physician visits failed, her aunt urged Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Two months of treatment cleared all sores. the child recovered, now strong and healthy.
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Gabe
Ofbert Sheldon
R. F.D
Wood‘willa, ‘Conn
Cammy
Little Mining Town Plans War Against Hetty Green
In Sutter Creek California residents vow to force Hetty Green to open her Old Eureka mines after 15 years of closure. They estimate potential employment for 201 men and a value of 24050, arguing the town would prosper if the property is reassessed at full value and compelled to yield profits.
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Hetty Green
Sutter Creek
Cal
Hell
Sherman
Hetty
Theorld
Eureka
Helly
New York
Uma
Cottager Faces Parade of Quacks at Vacation Cottage
A single Atlantic City cottage becomes a magnet for many hustlers. A cottager endures a string of visitors from mental healers to palm readers and book agents offering schemes, “Who’s Who” photos, or charity begs, all seeking his signature and cash during one busy forenoon.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Blank
Nim
Crill
Mansevaea
Magseur
New York
Mors Palmiste
Merchants Association
East Washington Street
Columbia National Bank
Uma
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Go West Young Woman Report on Kansas Schools
The third report of the Kansas superintendent notes 829 schools lacking teachers, mainly in the western region, with only 172 teachers currently engaged. The shortage highlights substantial staffing gaps across the state’s instructional system.
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Superintendent of Schools In
Kansas
Theosophy Colony Brims With Wealth and Mystery
A San Diego colony at Point Lomas led by Katharine Tingley draws rich, cultured visitors and funds while promoting reincarnation and mystic doctrine. Theosophists own theaters and schools, aid Cuban children, and maintain an aloof public stance as elites visit their palatial grounds. A separate Sun special recalls a reunion of ex-slaves in Rubbiville Indiana with speeches by Morton Skelton and Watson as the Indiana Illinois conference closes.
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San Diego
Cal
Katharine Tingley
Universal Brotherhood
Theokophdeal Soclaty
Polot Lomas
Lymen J. Gags
Theosophical Settlement
Roosevelt
Point Lomas
Brotherhood
Fair Grounds
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Ray
MN. Morton
DB. B. Skelton
Jamey E. Watson
Colored Mehodiet Conference
Indiana and
Ilinois
Pretty Scene at Spades Park Band Concert
A Sunday Indianapolis City band concert at Spades Park featured an impromptu air and march by local children forming a neat two abreast line in front of the bandstand. As the band played America, the director led the kids in singing an inspiring hymn while the crowd applauded and the director complimented the youngsters.
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Spades Park
America
Indianapolis
Brightwood Annexation Hearing Set By City Council
The city council committee on public property and improvements will hold a meeting Monday night in the council chamber to hear Brightwood and nearby property owners about annexing territory between Brightwood and Fall Creek. Brightwood seeks a sewer system but requires the annexation to provide an outlet to Fall Creek within the city.
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Brightwood
City Council Committee On Public Property and Improvements
Counci
Fall Creek
Mensita
Insurance losses and liabilities ledger notes
A fragmentary ledger item details adjusted losses totaling 1,420,902.98 with unactivated lanes and 100,648.98 losses in suspense awaiting proof. It also notes 787,402.78 total liabilities and mentions outstanding risks and amounts necessary to reinstate coverage.
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Ar Ave Va
Told Lawnes
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