Vaudeville Star Anna Pitshugh to Marry Canadian Magnate’s Son
Special to the Sun reports Anna Pitshugh, once Tommy Top in vaudeville and a former Wizard of Oz performer, betrothed to Jack Harty, son of John J. Harty of Kingston and head of a large locomotive works. Harty, about 27, is famed lacrosse talent. their romance began after Anna returned from Paris study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
Tork
Jon
Anna Pitshugh
Tyro
Canada
Tommy ‘Op
Jack Marty
John J. Harty
Kingston
Young Harty
North America
New York
Anna Fighugh
Fantow
Ferris Wheel Park
Chicago
Richmond
Anna
Paria
Jean de Reszke
Ttarty
Thouwsand Islands
The Ghostly Threat in a House of Jealousy
Mrs Jones overhears a chilling tale of a murdered wife returning in a ghostly form to avenge her death. The spectral narrator vows to compel the living mistress to die to reunite with her husband, plotting to awaken the sleeping rival with a midnight summons and a fatal kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Mrs. Jones
Dog causes panic as terrified women climb trees
Special to The Sum Torrington Conn Jan 2 a dog running amok after being shot by Chief of Police Lewis F Hull sent pedestrians fleeing in panic as women climbed trees in panic. Hull and a crowd of boys chased the animal for about ten minutes before subduing it.
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Torrington
Con
Lewis F. Hull
Dmaln Ct
Chief Hull
AIDS and the Poor in Indianapolis Contrast With Clean Air Hope
The article recounts nurse Mary Mays on tuberculosis care among the sick poor in Indianapolis. It emphasizes fresh air as essential to health, critiques inadequacies of hospital tents, and highlights a struggling system where many must be treated at home. It also includes political pamphletish debate on women’s rights and social reform from Rev. Peters.
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Mary Mays
Indianapolia
Hays
Flower Mission Society
Flower Mission
Maye
Indianapolis
Union
Carrie Nation
Derter
Slater
Maya
Fragmentary OCR item hints at local theater event
The readable fragment mentions a theater contipaca or show with infernal or mysterious themes. Names, dates, or places are not clear enough to identify. Further text required to determine exact title and scope.
Maple molasses special from Connecticut item
The Sun notes Charles Sherman of Berkshire farm near Winsted made two quarts of maple syrup from sap collected in his maple orchard over the past days. It mentions Rev John Hutching of Litchfield and observed early signs of spring with blossoms and shoots, plus a brief note on police activity deterring vandalism and toy marbles near shopfronts.
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Winsted
Conn
Charles Sherman
Berkshire
New Ashford
Saas
Jonn Hutching
Litchield
Bitchfield
Duchess Under The Knife In Cancer Operation
Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough underwent an operation for an alleged cancerous growth. She is William Kissam Vanderbilt's daughter, married to the duke in 184, with two sons. The elder son, the Alarquia of Blandford, is heir to the dukedom and estates. She is a leading English hostess with noted fashion, and Sunderland House in London is her residence. Her mother, formerly Mrs W K Vanderbilt, now Mrs Hazard Belmont.
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Consuelo
Duchess of Marlborough
Wiliam Kissam Vanderbilt
New York
Blandford
England
London
Sunderland House
Guten
W.K. Vanderbilt
Hazard Perry Belmont
Fraud in marriage ends in annulment plea Brooklyn case
A Brooklyn traveling salesman, Prank J. Ryker, seeks an annulment before Justice Wilmot Mosmith after his wife Mia Ryker, formerly Katherine J. Sippel, left him during their courtship and honeymoon. He alleges fraud and insists her protestations to marry were false, while she recounts lack of love and fear of commitment.
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Satan
Tama
J. Ryker
Brooklyn
Wilmot Mosmith
Smith
Tyker
Mia Ryker
Katherine J. Sippel
Ghifate
Oetline
Tatterabe
Ryker
North Makork
Smilin
Van
Baron St
Tesilabe
North Dakota
Schoonmaker
Buffalo
One Great State Proposal Faces Railroad Interests
A speech before the HUvac committee warned that railroad taxes in New Mexico and Arizona deprive territorial residents of tax fairness. The speaker cited a $90,040,000 railroad valuation in New Mexico and argued for uniting the territories into a single state to curb corporate influence and secure birthright taxation.
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Tippa-Melue Cresa Association
Washington
Dan
Wrrle
Torler
Arizona
New Mexicn
Deterate Rodey
New Munich
Huvac
Ters
Diesvings
Hy Mons
Saslevad Intertets
Ats Inutanes
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
Sunshine and Smiles On The Stage In The Boom Era
A fragmented column from Red Hills correspondence notes flurries of political chatter, theater slang, and local notes. It mentions a young man on stage, a president and vice president discussing character, various occupations, and a late night chatter about Red Hills with sausage and head cheese memory. It hints at Chauncey Depew’s Senate seat and jokes about age.
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Kidlier
Go Jong
Red Hills
Clemens
W. B. Wilson
Red Hill
Tenn
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Tommy Top
Anna Fitzhagh
the Daily Story
Wmiceioore
Nurse
Anil
Isail
Alitler
Madison C. Peters
Madison ©. Peters
Church of the Emphany
Priers
Marta
Ghameter
Ierael
Victoria
Queen
Medias
Wien
Iannis
Duchess
Castor
Atagsachusetta Ave
Palacement Market
Delaware Cafe
N. Jareal
Ised Bros
Rodey
Sunshine and
Roosevelt
Honly
Rogers
Yhabk
Cnahier
neutre—Dresaraaker
Locomotive En- Sinier
Tilstinenligs
Cowan
Reon
Fattem
New York State
Asnate
Chauncey BM. Depew
United States Senate
Huntington & Page
Market St
Pennsylvania
eStawaity
Indiana
Gta
Waverlen Electric
Tme
Petak
Pope Waverley Flectrick
Pope Motor Car Co. Waverter
Bastats H. T. Heerwng Velde Cory Representatives
Plymouth Cordage
Vonnegut. Hardware Co
People’s Credit, Clothing Comp’y
W. Wanhington St. Stars
Greer -Wilkinson Lumber
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