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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1906

Page

8

Servant 61 Years in One Family Bridget toiled faithfully

New York January 2 Bridget O Donnell of the Crane household served from age 16 until her death in old age, watching children grow, advising the family, and dying suddenly in St Patrick's rectory after attending a wedding. Mistress Mary Crane mourns deeply, praising her unwavering loyalty and gentleness through decades of service. The obituary recalls humble origins in Ireland and a life of quiet, trusted service.

Sun New York Bridget & Donnell Crane Mary P. Crane Odonnell Ant Ter the Faily Miss O'Donnell St. Patrick’s Cathedral Lower East Side Sergion Crake T Wis Ber Ifa Sho Lrhiget O'Donnell

Used Bottles as Missiles Plague Village Woman

Speeini to The Sun reports Mrs. Jane Outen of 44 Terry Street in Fatchogue, N Y, offers 10 reward for capture of the person raining blows with bottles on her house nightly between 1 and 2 o clock. Broken panes and vandalism distress her, and she hints relatives in nearby court troubles may fuel the acts.

Speeini Jane Otten Terry St

Fair Pickpocket in Jail

Mrs Virginia Calnan of Dorchester, famed as a clever pickpocket, was sentenced to six months in the house of correction. Her repeated arrests for similar offenses, including aiding others to steal, are noted as she awaited sentencing in Boston court. The case involved an incident at a Somerville store. Calnan pleaded guilty but appealed, with bail not posted and she remaining in custody.

Sun Boston Mass Virginia Calnan Dorchester House of Correction Cylnan

Tragedy at Wife's Grave in East Webster Cemetery

Gustav Schultz of Dudley shot himself at his wife's grave in East Webster Cemetery, firing twice with a Beuliber revolver. Three years after her death he had threatened self harm. three empty cartridges were found, and cemetery workers witnessed the act. He survived to be treated at Worcester City Hospital.

Webster Stasy East Webbler Gustav Schilz Dedley Shultz Gehultz Woreater City Brown Love Osborne Sixty-sixth-st

Monkey Wisdom Learning May Increase Value Ten Fold

A New York report describes trained monkeys in schools for various callings. Professors in East Side facilities train ringtailed, bonnet, and rhesus monkeys for acrobatics, stage work, and social behavior. Costs range from 16 to 250 dollars, with only a few becoming reliable performers. Lessons cover bowing, dancing, and tool use, with daily gentle reinforcement and careful handling to manage temperament and safety.

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Bride dies minutes before altar in Bryan tragedy

Special to the Sue from Galveston Texas reports a sad Bryan tragedy as Miss Heith Plagens dies of heart failure while going to the altar to marry John Francis after a 15 year courtship. Francis had long pursued wealth in gold mines and stock, and only recently reached Bryan for the postponed wedding.

Galveston Tex Wwend Bryan Francia Mexico Ceirado Alanks New Zealand Cory Miss Plagens Francis San Francisco Jasful

Hero by the Clock Vision of a Civil War Veteran

A Massachusetts Civil War veteran famed for heroism recounts daily routine as he describes waking at six, beginning breakfast, and starting fighting again at six, with a perpetual cycle of fighting, eating, and sleep. The eccentric Irish-pattern storyteller speaks of his remembered battles and public interest in his tale.

Graveyard Picnic At Gaze Attended By Local Residents

John Barer his wife and brothers Henry and Hugh Lockard with sisters attended a graveyard cleaning and singing at Gaze on Saturday. A dinner on the grounds followed with A B Lockart acting as judge to praise the food. Ende.

John Barer Henry Aisters Wills Lockard Hugh B. Lockart Thor York Gaze A. B. Lockart

Mystery baby dominates Tillman alimony suit in New York

In a New York supreme court case, Wilhelmina Tillman accuses Charles Tillman of marriage, seeking alimony and fees while he claims no lawful union and cites disability. His affidavit reveals a baby claimed by her but denied as hers, with details of a 1900 encounter. Judge Fitzgerald reserved decision.

New York Dun Wilhelmina KF. D. Tillman Justice Fitzgerald Supreme Court Tillman Hy Bald Bila sMidavh Soan Plalotttt Honda Tilman Bra ‘Tillman Sbe Jostes Fitzgerald

Baltimore in the Procession by Douglas M Mylie

Douglas M Wylie argues Baltimore must expand grain trade capacity to sustain its leading export role. He cites railroad rate discrimination and new dock facilities at Locust Point and Philadelphia harbor side facilities to handle corn, predicting 1906 traffic will exceed current year and urging municipal improvements.

Douglas M. Mylie Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Baltimore United States Hakimura Gulf Douglas M. Wylie Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Locust Point

Sage a Happy Man Old Financier Returns to Wall Street

Special to The Sun from New York details Uncle Russell Sage fearing money again as he visits his office on Sixth Avenue for a rare Wall Street excursion. He ignores medical orders and watches a rapid flow of funds, with $4,000,000 sent out in five hours as borrowing rates spike then fall. Sage boasts of rejuvenated vigor and notes his millions were loaned at about 5 percent.

New York Jay Stith Russell Sage Watisi Wall-st Bhi Mr. Sage Charles W. Osborne Col. J. J. Slocum Twe Oo Russell Mr. Saxe Saga Sage

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