Singer Bramsen Advocates Hefty Garments To Cure Ills
Special to Sum reports Mme Sunja Bramsen, famed singer and wife of Herr Jenny Bramsen, advising women to abandon stockings and tight dress. She claims heavy wool garments eased her own cold and lung troubles after following a teacher and tailor’s counsel. She contrasts Berlin and American fashion, praising home spun outfits and loose dresses.
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Daring Woman Rebel Dead in Maryland Raftroad Saga
Special to Tae Sup Richmond Virginia December 21 Olivia Floyd a famed southern underground runner aided escaped prisoners and smuggled cash through Port Tobacco Maryland and along the Potomac. She evaded federal pursuit by disguising money in a hassock stuffing and helped many fugitives cross the river while organizing local support amid harsh wartime peril.
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Western outlaws reforming amid Mexico and Oklahoma
Special to the Sns Washington December 27 reports ex outlaws turning to farming and quiet life. Henry Starr, Belle Starr’s husband, and Ben Cravens are cited as examples with new roots near Tulsa and in Mexico while Jesse James’ kin and Emmet Dalton seek pardons.
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Mexico
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Missouri
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Supreme Justices Smile At Court Introducing Judge Story
Washington scene reports a rare moment of mirth in the Supreme Court as Representative Graff urged admission for Judge Joseph Story to practice before the court. The justices smiled and chuckled briefly, then returned to their dignified proceedings. The incident links Story’s living professional standing with the respected text by the famed jurist.
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Greenville
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Mayors of Many Trades Special to the sn
Massachusetts mayors are chosen on the second Tuesday in December and largely by non party lines. Each mayor is engaged in a distinct occupation from telegraphy to sheet manufacturing and wallpaper sales.
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Haverhill
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Lowell
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Dog Saves 3 Lives in Salon Fire Rescue by Brave Saint Bernard
A heroic Saint Bernard named Prince saved three men from a fire at the Gulden Fairie Saloon. He guided them to an exit but remained trapped as flames blocked his path. Firefighters arrived too late. the dog perished in the living grave after ensuring the men's escape.
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México
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Ben Crave
Oklahoma
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Jesse James
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Honor for Brave Seaman on Swenhilda Crew Medal
Halifax dispatch describes the Canadian schooner Swenhilda rescued by crew and captain after a November 19 collision near Sault Ste Marie during a gale. A medal ceremony in Wallon Transfield honors gorge and sailors for bravery, with the Fish Hawk ship aiding and a lifeboat reaching the swamped vessel.
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Millions for Gems Drive Boom in American Jewelry Trade
The New York World notes a surge in gem investments as Americans push the yearly value of jewelry imports past rivals. Strong demand in the midwest and steady thrift underwrite purchases by moderate means, with diamonds seen as a secure asset despite market fluctuations.
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Chaparra
Outleys
Neithyr
New York
Middles
Power of the King Could Disband Army and Send Navy to Scrap Heap
A Victorian era commentator argues the monarch holds vast prerogatives, capable of disbanding the army or gifting the navy to ruin, and questions Parliament's ability to curb royal power. The piece explores the king as symbol of unity and the practical scope of constitutional sovereignty amid party politics.
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England
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Two Men Claim Deer In Deer Ladee Valley
In the Deer Ladee valley two ranchers recall hunting near Anaconda. Jorgensen recounts tracking deer through swamps and recounts a dangerous encounter with a cinnamon bear that killed his companion. He describes killing a deer he shot, then a rival man killing the animal’s throat, leading to a coin toss to settle ownership, won by the speaker.
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Anaconda
Pires in Theaters Fire Safety Debate Elevates Curtain Plans
The New York Treuns reports Freeman argues fire protection for theaters hinges on rapid extinguishing tools and robust barriers. He urges ample hose, automatic extinguishers, and nonflammable curtains with steel barriers at edges to block smoke and flames, noting asbestos may fail under heat and that public venues lag behind industrial safety standards.
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Iiee
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Friedman
Weolles
Ralph Glaze Advised as Ohio State Coaching Candidate
Columbus Ohio December 2 Ralph Glaze famed Dartmouth tight end and Walter Camp All American has been approached as a potential coach for Ohio State University for next season. The report notes Glaze’s credentials and the university's interest in his offensive guidance.
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Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
Walter Camp
Ohio State University
Wrestling Crooked, Imperial to The Sum Toledo
A local man Clarence Mead who has competed with top wrestlers applied for police duty after claims of offers to throw matches. He says the sport has drawn sympathy as corruption rumors surface and he anticipated further pressure from prominent figures to fix events.
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May Elect Throop in Third District Convention
May elect Throop at a convention in New Albany on June 16. Joseph P. Throop of Paols will be the candidate, with John C. Zulang of Terre Haute as district chairman though he declines election.
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New Albany
John C. Zulang
Tnsonville
Saya
Moore Seriously Hust Headed Om He Dan
Elmer Moore was struck by a Pennsylvania train in Franklin Indiana on December 2 and is in critical condition. He suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries.
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Cee Franklin
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