Relic Theft Haunts Paris Sisters In New York Crime
Sidonie Olive and her sister, survivors from Paris, arrived in New York with $10,000 cash and three old trunks filled with heirlooms. Burglars shattered their window and stole the trunks, leaving them penniless and heartbroken as detectives pursue leads to Boston and beyond. Detective Norton and Figsins assist, with praise for their efforts.
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Sun
New York
Sidonie
Olive
Priceleesa
Slatera
Eastalda
Sidonie Olive
Norton
Higeine
World
Boston
Crook
Amal Ainmonds
Sidonie Oliva
Pers
Sister
Aye
Figsins
Heart disease warnings draw from elixir claims
Fragmentary OCR shows an article promoting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as beneficial for heart conditions including valvular disease and irregular heart action. The text cites authorities and physicians, praising tonic effects and heart muscle support, with historical medical endorsement language.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Paina
Bainesey of Medicine
Gen Wheeler's Daughter to Wed in October Ceremony
The engagement of Miss Carrie Peyton Wheeler and Gordon M Buck is announced in New York. Miss Wheeler, youngest daughter of the late Gen Joseph Wheeler, is in her teens and served as sponsor for the south at the Confederate Veterans reunion. Buck, a New York lawyer, graduated from the University of Virginia in 1894.
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Carrie Peyton Wheeler
Gordon M. Buck
New York
Miss Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
South
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Buck
University of Virginia
China Ousts Her Best Foreign Devil Sir Robert Hart Retires
Sir Robert Hart, 43 years head of the Imperial Chinese Customs, is nearing retirement amid rising Japanese influence and China’s reform movement. Hart, famed as a premier foreigner in China, modernized revenue, commanded diverse staff, and earned numerous international honors as a first class Mandarin.
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Robert Tlart
China
Sir Robert Hart
Gorden
England
Robert
Britten
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Woman and baby in moving van struck by car in St Joseph Street
Mrs Rachel Klein and her infant rode in a moving van carrying household effects when a Pennsylvania Street car collided on St Joseph Street Tuesday evening. Mrs Klein escaped with bruises while Herbert Shephard suffered a sprained arm. Van owner Harry Matthews and worker Charles Newton were also thrown to the street. Mrs Klein was moving from Massachusetts to a new home in North Indianapolis. The van driver said he did not hear the approaching car.
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Mra
Rachel Klein
St. Josephst
Eastern Star Pionio Plan At Riverside Park
Naomi chapter of the Eastern Star stages a plan at Riverside Park with events listed for day afternoon and night featuring All mambe activities and a plane appearance.
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Pionio
Naomi
Eastern Star
Riverside Park
Indiana State Fair to Feature Outdoor Music and Vaudeville
The Indiana state fair in early September will mix outdoor specialty acts with vaudeville daily. The Weber band from Cincinnati, a major ensemble, will headline a full week of performances, offering two concerts each day and a morning concert from 9 to 12. Races start at 2 p.m. with trotting and pacing events, while evening vaudeville and Bedouin acts will be staged near the art building and repeated at the platform near the stand.
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Indiana
Weber
Tatr
Mash er undone by a girl
Special to The Ena Sacramento Cal Aug 29 A hand to hand fight between a magica and his victim ended with the assailant's undoing. James Hall a bartender accosted Miss Genevieve Hayes on a recent night grabbing her arm. Her open palm struck his cheek and Hall struck her mouth with a brutal blow leaving a gash. The girl fought back scratching and slapping Hall who fled and was arrested then bailed out by two friends. Hall fled the city and is now in Portland Ore. Hayes is hailed as heroine and earns public respect.
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Ena
Sacramento
Cal
Magica
James Hall
Genevieve Hayes
Hall
Miss Hayes
Mian Hayes
Halix
Portland
Ora
Salaried Workers Suffer from Rising Living Costs
A Special to The Sun from Washington reports that wage earners on salaries have not shared in rising prosperity as living costs climb. The piece notes modest wage growth, sharp price increases in foods, and a growing gap between earnings and cost of living, based on Labor Bureau data and a graphic diagram.
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Sux
Washington
Government Bureau of Labor
United States
Labor Bureau
Chienaroan
Department
Nef
Bureau of Labor
Early Fall Stock Rush Sweeps City Stores
With State Fair week moved earlier, major shops scramble to display fall and winter stock for arriving out of town buyers. Dealers report heavy sacrifice on summer weight clothing and undergarments to clear summer stock. Stores listed include New York Store Le 8B Ayres Watson's Bila Swain & Co UL Strauss Marott's Stouts' Globe and others downtown.
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Lake
New York
le 8B
Ayres
Watson's
Bila
Swain & Co
UL Strauss
Marott's
Stouts
Globe
Jem. Tha Real
Fatal injuries from shafting at Van Camp Packing plant
Fred Blue age 22, an employee of Van Camp Packing, died at his home on Birchrays Street after being caught in shafting at work. He suffered multiple bruises a broken arm and other injuries from the incident.
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Fred Blue
van Camp Packing Company
Birchrays
Mr. Blue
Self Made Pit Plays Tunes In Orchard Farm Side Show
Special to The Sam Marshall Michigan Aug Ervay in his orchard found a pig standing on hind legs picking ripe apples with a pole acting as balance and mouth handling fruit. The pig teased, eat, and showed pleasure at sight of master. It learned to play bells, mastery of scales, and simple tunes like Home Sweet Home. It assists with chores, calls hands, drives cows, and keeps chickens out of garden.
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Sam Marshall
Mich
B.M. Ervay
Ewing
Mr. Erray
Mr. Ervay
Chicago
Riverside Park to Host Broad Ripple MCA Swimming Meet
The annual swimming events of the MCA will be held as Broad Ripple at Riverside Park one week from Saturday. Four open events and two for eligible members are planned. Six events will be open to all and three exclusive to MCA members.
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B.C. A
Broad Ripple
Abvelgtion Memo
MC. A. Cannesates
Riverside Park
TMCA
Advertising Success Reflected In multiple cases
In many cases advertising had been considered successful, illustrating how campaigns achieved reach and impact despite varying factors. The remark highlights the favorable reception and measurable outcomes reported across several examples.
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Garfield
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Standard of Trust
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Pullman Sleeping Car Company
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