New York Horses Live in Palaces in Borough Stables
Western financiers W H Moore Beale G Reid and William B Leeds have built private borough stables described as palaces. Moore paid 100000 for property on West Fifty eighth Street and now houses 59 horses. Reid’s new three story 68 by 100 foot stable at East Seventieth Street boasts fireproof design and luxury fittings including porcelain feeding boxes, tiled baths, a billiard ring, bowling alley, and special watchdog quarters with a red bath.
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New York
W. H. Moore
Beale G. Reid
William B. Leeds
Chicago
Moore
W. Fifty-eighth St
Society of American Artists
Aiarby
Leeda
Rock Island
E. Eighty-eighth St
Reid
Horges
Odd World Notes and Curiosities in Fragmented Dispatch
A cacophony of stray facts surveys world oddities and local counts. Reports include exploration comments on Mekimes religion, a churry swallow speeding eighteen miles per hour, a lightning bent tree regrowing, rural population trends in several states, and France showcasing imperial portraits. Also mentions Almanach de Gotha sale, poultry feed ratios, Zaro women of India, Germany-Venezuela trade, and cherry bacteria claims.
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Mekimes
Ohio
Indiana
Sitaits
Kansas
Nebraska
Atlantic States
Rhode Island
Connacticut
Pennsylvania
Hussia
Prench Republic
France
Woefel
UR Fe
Zaro
Indis
Remuk Fa
Saya
Unclear link to poisoning deaths in chemical preparations
The report notes that stances caused lacked evidence of anilin poisoning and mentions more than one death attributed to these preparations. Details are sparse and no specific locations or dates are provided. The piece emphasizes uncertainty and the need for further investigation.
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Wm. H. Cook
Cincinnati Physio-Medical College
W. H. Cook
Smallpox Fear Rises Across Indiana Towns
Indiana dispatches report multiple towns facing smallpox scares with outbreaks in Dublin and Notre Dame. mass vaccination urged as fear spreads among residents and students. cases prompt precautionary isolation and health notices.
Drunken man admires shop windows as steam vents lure him
On a cold morning a man slightly under the influence wanders along E Washington. He pauses at inviting show windows then notices steam escaping from a heating pipe near Delaware and Washington streets. He touches the steam served by a manhole and quips about smoke and fire while squatting to warm his hands.
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E. Washington
Delaware and
Washington Sts
Flaming Show Bills Postered by Thousands in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, thousands see bright show bills posted on 300 to 10 stands. Bill posters change papers twice to three times weekly. The Empire and Indianapolis bill posting companies dominate, distributing 15 000 heralds for Park theater and handling lithographing, paste making, and advertising for many businesses.
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Indianapolis
Indianapul
Empire Bill Posting Company
Indianapolis Bill Posting Company
Empire Theater
Park, Grand
Polis
Park Theater
Indiana Polls
Touching Editorial Appeal for Food and Paper Funds
An editorial appeals for donations of taters beans cornmeal and other goods to stave hunger and fund the newspaper as prices rise and readers face breadline strain. It laments empty drawers and mounting costs while urging support to keep the paper and schools funded.
Appeal to Aid a Dying Newspaper Strike
A historically styled appeal from Dodd Cleark urging readers to support the failing railroad era newspaper. The plea requests trade, advertising subscriptions, and financial help to stave off a strike and keep the enterprise alive, promising public praise in return.
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Enterpriserom
Swirl of Society Celebrations and Club Notices
Mrs J P Moeter hosts a literary club gathering in the afternoon. Chapel club plans a Valentine party at 10 Pennsylva. Mrs A M De Souchet hosts a noon dinner Saturday for Mr De Souchet's birthday. Mrs E J Brennan invites Proctor Reading Circle to her N Capitalure home Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Temperly plan a Feb 17 party for their 14th wedding anniversary. Mrs Hugh Love hosts a young girls birthday event for daughter Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs J S Gilbreath receive friends Wednesday afternoon at their GH b. wleve tnthst in honor of their golden wedding anniversary and will host a family dinner in the evening.
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J. P. Moeter
Chapel Club
N. Pennsylva
A. M. de Souchet
Mr. de Souchet
J. Brennan
Proctor
N. Capitalure
Harry H
Hugh Love
Girie
Eliza
Beth
J. S. Gilbreath
B. Wleve
Unclear Classified Offer for Items and Notices
The notice advertises selling items by sending to THE SUN with a rate of 3% cents per six words. It mentions an office at 122 EL Ohbiost and a phone number 89. The tone is promotional with slogans about SUN LINERS being the best.
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Scott
Moot & Rowne
M.F
EL Ohbiost
Hoth
Te Sun
Tur Sun
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