Daring buccaneer reportedly kidnaps girl at sea
Special to The Ae reports Capt A W Hall sails near Mexican coast with the Rover kidnaping Dora Bennis, daughter of a prominent San Piego citizen. A warship may be sent after Hall as pursuers circle Magdalena Bay and Ensenada. Hall, accused smuggler, eludes capture as authorities await developments.
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California
A. W. Ha
Arina
Rover
Lima
Citisens
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Tuccaneur
Halla Fale
Dora Hen- Bu
Sbe
Noy
Bar
Hall
Hell
San Juan Capistrano
Mexico
Genta
Emma Havaston
Magdalena Bay
Faney
Dora Bennis
St. Denis
San Diego
Ensenada
Mexia
Immortalia Dreamer: Poet Philip Seymour Passes
In a crowded garret Philip Seymour shares a rare bond with a dream wife who inspires his work Immortalia. He fears his life is a dream yet writes his tragedy and dies soon after voters left him unacknowledged. The note hints at urgency and a world that forgets him.
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Arch 2Ackin
Seymour
Philip Seymour
Father Kelly
Martin
A Wonderful Record Peddled as Health Remedy for Women
An advertisement extols a remedy labeled Favorite for women, claiming it cures prolapse and retroversion, tones nerves, and restores health. It boasts endorsements by eminent physicians, promises relief from numerous female ailments, and urges readers to write Dr. E. V. Pierce for a confidential treatment.
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Aly Pettus
Avery
Arta
Medifor
Elicate
E. V. Pieroe
Adyles
Massacre Relic Found Near Whitman Monument
A relic unearthed near the Whitman Monument in Walla Walla appears to be a muzzle loading cap and ball pistol fragment. Discovered by C A Newton during a survey, the rusted handle suggests exposure and decay, with strong evidence tying it to the 1847 Whitman massacre site.
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Bam
Walla Walla
Wash
Willman
C. A. Newton
Marcus Whitman
Shame on You to Rob an Honest Man Chant
A fragmentary verse condemns docking congressmen’s pay in a rhymed tirade. It mocks John Weeley Gaines and calls out the sugar trust and political graft with repeated refrains about robbing an honest man and per diem pay. The damaged text blends political satire with labor-like grievance.
Reporter Turned Bank Robber And Writes Novel About It
Joseph S. Kearns, self confessed bank robber, admits to two Kansas bank hold ups including the Great Bend crime. He fled Chicago, wrote a novel with himself as hero, titled Tom Tanian Tiyan, and surrendered after a millinery store standoff during the Newton case. Awaiting grand jury action in Great Bend.
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Sun
Great Bend
Kas. Dee
Jal
Joseph S. Kearns
Bbs
Kansas
Kearns
Chicago
Cl Ment
City Prena Association
Newlin
New York
Newton
Tom
Grayville
Tull
George A. Lewis
Great Rond
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bank Robber's Final Flight Ends in River Tragedy
A bank robber after clerking out plans to die rather than be caught. He robs the bank, locks the vault, grabs cash, and escapes toward a bridge where a lifeless body and a belated train fade into the night. A crowdless town, a somber river, and a haunting chorus mark the grim finale of a fugitive.
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Briggy
Enca
Nevar
Queen of the Four Hundred Loses Influence
Special to The Sun reports that Mrs. Astor, longtime queen of New York society and gatekeeper of the Four Hundred, has fallen ill and retreated to Astor Mansion. The era of grand balls ends with no clear successor, as lines of eligible society tighten and rivals like Mrs. Bruyvesant Plab emerge amid a changing elite.
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Mrs. Astor
Thorn
Mrs Astor of New York Society Faces Death Crown
Mrs Clarence Mackay remains a central figure in New York society, but Mrs Astor's long control of society circles may end with her death. The aged widow, mother of four daughters and one son, has led the most exclusive social set for 30 years, with no clear successor in sight.
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Brooklyn
Abrahaan Schermets
Marriss
America
Focal
New York
Clarence Mackay
Eltevar
Water Wagon and Civic Snippets From Went Lafayette
A collage of local snippets covers playful boasts about photography fame, a graphic water wagon parade, a tribute to Dr. O A Heas planning a capital visit, and quips on industry and canal dreams. Rural anecdotes recount rabbits killed by accident, hunting tales, and Thanksgiving hunting notes from Franklin and Coshocton counties.
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Weat Lafayetts
John Krasner
Bank Cashiers Mills
Montgomery
Coshocton
White Eyes
M. C. Jonan
Bracey Davidson
Vernon Bates
Lawrence Pipes
Pranklin Township
B. A. Stowa
Dani Doone
Selata
Lafayette
Pretty Costume With Chin-Chinchilla Coat and Lace
Velvet and lace adorn a short chinchilla coat with one long tuft in the front and back. Deep Irish linen belts and fur edging, puffed lace sleeves, and gray velvet crosses at the belt. A lace collar lies on the fur while a satin hat in gray, gold, and rose colors completes the ensemble with a rose pink and gray aigrette.
Doom and Threats Intertwine in Final Word Duel
In a tense exchange, a cruel man declares the others will pay with their lives. Mr. Doom concedes the grim demand, promising the final word and the fate that follows on the barren ground noted as Bed reich, underscoring a fatal confrontation in this dark scene.
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Doom
Mr. Doom
Bed Reich
Automatic Reporter devices for verbatim interviews
A Chicago description of an early portable graphophone for reporters. The inventor demonstrates a small, easily carried machine that records interviews slowly onto a record. An attachment links to a telephone and typewriter, projecting appeal to business users.
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Chicago
Thors
Farmer recalls youth with third set of teeth
Middletown Ohio area reports a 60 year old farmer living near the city showing a remarkable transformation as his third set of teeth emerge. Two teeth already visible, the owner and witnesses astonished by the unusual dental development and the farmer proudly displays them.
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Tinerlat
Middletown
Thia City
Jia
Sun offers ten cent patterns with daily descriptions
The Sun collaborates with a top pattern company to sell ten cent patterns to renters. Each day features a new pattern described, with a mail order form for name, size, and address to the Fantlon Department of The Sun. Patterns include bath robes and simple garments in Turkish towel and striped fabrics.
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The
Sun
Berald
Fantlon Department of the Sun
Hot footbath balances circulation by dilation of vessels
A historic text describes a hot footbath at about 11 to 10 degrees that dilates blood vessels to relieve congestion in the upper body. The procedure lasts five minutes to thirty minutes with full immersion, followed by a cold-water dash to trigger circulatory action.
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