No One Over 30 Admitted to National Academy of Design
New York report states the National Academy of Design will admit only applicants 20 years or younger for the winter term starting Sept. 26. Council records Secretary Will H Lovr explains the policy aims to devote attention to developing young talent, barring older students even if skilled. The academy notes the school is endowed and charges a nominal fee of ten dollars per year.
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per-Buna
Five Skeletons threaten leader in Chicago gang dispute
Antonio Sharboro, head of the Stalians on Chicago's north and northwest sides, received a red ink threat note from a group calling itself the Five Skeletons, demanding $10 and a 2:30 a.m. payment on Sunday at a prairie spot. The note warned of death and torture if refused, linking the group to a Black Hand faction in New York.
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Antonio Sharboro
Sharboro
Black Hand” Anciety of
New York
Eagles Kill Cow in Garden City Attack Details
Eas Aug 22 three eagles killed a cow owned by Aaron Whitson and carried a 1 pound dog two yards. Memphis Tenn Aug 22 the will of Mrs Elizabeth A Long filed in probate stirs social gossip. She seeks disinterment of her first husband from the Memphis yellow fever era grave and wants the boy moved by her aide. The will leaves $1 to her second husband George W Long and reprimands him for conduct before her death.
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Liber'n “Eternal City” Company
Majestic
Great Irish Exhibit at St Louis Fair Praised by Irish Commissioner
T J MacMahon Irish commissioner to the Louis fair on his return from the exposition says the current fair surpasses Chicago and Buffalo. He notes that Ireland has brought most of its great national and private art and antiquities collections to display progress, and that Ireland’s national display of manufactures will make its people proud.
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Buffalo
Ireland
Reunion of America's Oldest Triplets in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg North Adams Aug 2 the Aldrich triplets Ambrose Alfred and Albert said to be the oldest in the country held a reunion with their mother now 8 years old and in fair health. The event included a dinner and social gathering. Ambrose and Albert are prosperous businessmen in Stockton California and Minneapolis where Alfred is a department store manager and largest stockholder. The trio last met in Monte rey California on their fifty third birthday after 30 years apart. Senator Stear in Worcester Massachusetts Aug 2 is resting comfortable but weakening.
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Monterey
Threw Eggs At Preacher During Revival Disturbance
In Alto Pass on August 22 a revival meeting saw Rev. M Schemwell continue preaching after eggs were thrown by young men angered by a woman entertaining a guest at cards. The audience dispersed, and the minister pressed on with his sermon.
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Townspeople Greet Visitor As Mayor Zimmerman Hosts
Crowds gathered to see the visitor at the mayor's office, where Mayor Zimmerman, a physician, welcomed onlookers and described the man who left the banner as of good appearance.
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Snowstorm reports disrupt Vegas Pass conditions in New Mexico
A late Sunday snowstorm hit Vegas Pass near Las Vegas New Mexico with drifting depths surpassing a foot. Reports from Pittsburgh detail a drowning near Market Street as a woman clung to a stocking and vanished from a wharf. Oyster Bay updates show Roosevelt's aides resuming routine work as births, suicides, and medical incidents fill local notices.
Obituary notices for Marsh and Swain families
Mrs Helen Marsh died Sunday afternoon at 93 N Mabamnat aged 25. Daughter of Maj Ficteber E Marsh. Funeral from Christchurch Tuesday at 1a m burial Crown hill. Mrs Sarah M Swain aged 72 died Sunday night at 2611 N linalgst mother of George G Swain and William M Swain funeral 9:00 a m at residence remains at 11 40 p m Tuesday to Cincinnati for burial.
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Cincinnati
Teesday
Police Court Record Breaker Shy One Man Faces Judge Whallon
Police court records show a rising number of prisoners with 18 cases at the August session. Several defendants faced adjourned hearings, bail set, or release as cases continued to August 2 and 3 amid crowding and extended sessions.
Insurrection and market notes across cities and states
A dispatch reports an insurrection in Spede with Turkish troops dispatched to restore order as the wall of Kossoven moves toward Spede to oversee an intervention. Also listed are scattered market items from Chicago and Cincinnati, including wheat price fluctuations, New York produce figures, and Cincinnati live stock receipts and pricing. The mixed brief covers agriculture, stock, and rare regional disturbance news with several named places.
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Market Reports 5 Indiana and Chicago Livestock Prices
Indiana market notes show receipts and price ranges for steers, bulls, cows, and hogs with varying weights and grades. City grain and livestock figures steady. Chicago livestock receipts and price spreads outline prime beef, stockers, and sheep expectations for Tuesday trading.
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New York Stocks Open Irregular. Mixed Advances and Declines
The New York stock market opened irregularly with declines to 3 percent in Missouri Kansas & Texas and gains up to 3 percent in L & N and Amalgamated. Early trading was subdued but showed slight improvement in the second half hour. Southern Pacific saw heavy buying from one source while W P and St Paul rose modestly. Government bonds unchanged.
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