Romance of Two Continents Fades Out in a Damage Suit
Special to The Sun. New York, Aug. 27. Paula Kipenbourg is free from Ellis Island detention after a debated romance of nine continents and five years, now turning to a damages suit against Horace E. Miller for trying to deport her as an undesirable alien. Miller threatened murder and wrote a chilling letter. Kipenbourg recounts European meetings and a proposed marriage while he already had a wife in America. The piece includes vivid letters and scenes overseas, then shifts to a different tale of two youths, Marcus and Mary Braden, in a separate moral story about love and restitution.
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New York
Paula Klipen
Bamis
Ellis Islerd
Ednlerem
Horace E.M@len
Mires Kipenbourg
Miller
Vienna
Europe
Paula
Bull Island
Mary Braden
Marcus
Vera
Mary
Braden Heirloom Lost in Gambling Fortunes and Mercy
In a downtown home once owned by Philip Braden, Marcus James wins the place in a night of cards. James plans to claim the Braden property but encounters Braden’s daughter praying for relief. A moment of compassion leads James to vow reform and to spare the family from further harm.
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Philip Braden
Braun
Marcus James
Braden
James
Classic Custards and Salads From Old Kitchen Tips
A collection of simple recipes including Plain Custard baked to a thick set, Devonshire Salad with cottage cheese and mayonnaise on lettuce, Tomato and Cucumber Salad served in dressed tomatoes, Boston Cup Custard baked in cups, Apple Brown Betty with layered apples and crumbs, and Macaroni and Spaghetti with Celery baked with cheese.
Catching Bird Food in France Firelit Flies Sold for Pets
A bird dealer notes that French streams host nightly bonfires whose ashes attract flies. Peasants gather, flames blaze all night, and dawn reveals ground peppered with dead insects. The tiny corpses are bought for 4 to 6 cents a pint and resold to pet bird owners like finches thrushes canaries nightingales.
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France
Buried in rough casket in Ottumwa funeral
Levi Orman, age unclear, was buried in a rough lumber coffin without service in Ottumwa Iowa after dying earlier. The deceased kept the coffin lumber for years and requested a simple wagon burial as his final wish.
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Ottumwa
Levi Orman
Orman
Wapalle
Fragmented Historical Notes on Commonplace Truths
A collection of sentences presenting general statements and observations about geography history language and daily life. The tone resembles a compiled list of agreed facts or common knowledge with some odd phrasing and mistaken or whimsical assertions.
Self wringing dish rag pitch spurs door rebuff
A dubious inventor touts a patent self wringing dish rag at a door but is dismissed. The paragraph blends market slang and fashion notes from Boston about department stores, stock chatter, furs, and fabric trends with references to Nellie, Hetty Green, and shifts in the market for literature and taftepsilon fabrics.
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Nellie
Hetty Green
Chemical National Bank
Boston
Tom Lawson
Suit for Wee Boy with Blue Linen Ensemble
A charming five year old boy suit features full knickerbockers barely visible under a long over blouse with three box pleats. Front center pleat is buttoned, back pleats trimmed with stitching. Old blue linen with white linen shield cuffs belt and corded yoke edge. Tiny buttons mold covered in blue with silk stars on yoke and cuffs.
Woman Kills Man in Kentucky Apartment Dispute
Special to the Sun Mount Sterling Kentucky August 27 Al gin Thomas seventy was shot and killed yesterday by Kate Brumet twenty wife of Abe Brumet The Brumets were tenants of Thomas and a dispute occurred Yesterday while Brumet was away from home Thomas fired at his wife three times One bullet grazed her head She ran for a revolver and fired five times The brain bullet killed him instantly
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Algin Thomas
Kate Brumet
Abe Brumet
Brumets
Thomas
Brumet
Rumor of New Army Bill Circulates in Washington
Special to The Gan reports rumors that Secretary of War Taft is pressing Congress to pass a bill creating a motionspill reserve of 900,900 men, on half pay, to be commanded by a retiree. The item notes the plan as under consideration and reflects discussions in Washington.
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Taft
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Angry Alice Longworth Stirs Things at Hawaiian Reception
Honolulu August 27 Alice Roosevelt Longworth angrily denounced Gov Carter for a reception he staged in honor of Secretary and Mrs Straus and Congressmen and Mrs Longworth. She complained of being used for political purposes and resented arriving in a Japanese hack after a private dinner.
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Alice Longworth
Gov. Carter
Straus
Longworth
Capitol
Tolani Palace
Longworths
Jack London
Nick Longworth
Territory of Hawaii
Soldier and Maude Gage wed after 2000 mile voyage
Mrs Charlton B Perkins recalls excitement after the couple traveled from Canton to New York. Perkins, a former Spanish American War officer, saved Maude Gage in San Diego then served in China’s reform army and grew ill. She journeyed 2000 miles with a medicine chest to nurse him back to health, then they married at the American consulate and began travels through Asia Africa and Europe.
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New York
Charlton B. Perkins
Philippines
Maude Gage
Gaga
California
Perkins
San Diego
Miss Gage
Reform Army of China
Canton
Orient
Theyimon
Hans
Asia
Africa
Europe
Woman's character makes her man's superior in business
New York aug 22 Henry Clews banker broker author and father of Biste Clews Parsons argues that a woman's reliability and refining influence make her superior in business He hopes wage earning women stay despite love and marriage ties He admits his daughter Mrs Parsons did not devote her life to business
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the Sun
New York
Henry Clews
Biste Clews Parsons
Clews
Parsons
German invention promises new lead pencil process
A German invention promises a new era in pencil production. The process uses a potato based composition replacing cedar in the core, signaling a major change in manufacture and material sourcing for pencils.
Exhibit of Gold at 1909 Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
Seattle August 27 1909 The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition will feature a gold exhibit from the far north including Anvil creek and Eldorado creek gold. Nuggets and jewelry will illustrate values from 14 to 19 dollars an ounce with Eldorado’s red gold prized for its beauty.
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Seattle
Anvil Creek
Neme
Eldorado Creek
Kiondike
Eldorado
Konanza
Daily Fashion Hints From Paris Patterns Ten Cents Each
The Sun offers daily Paris fashion hints with patterns from a leading company. Each day a different ten cent pattern is described and available postpaid by sending ten cents, pattern number, size, and the reader's name and address to The Sum Fashion Department.
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