Cutting Takes Spook Photos While You Wait
Special to The Sun reports Colorado Springs resident Cutting, a mystic delver into occult forces, claims breakthroughs in mind photography. He asserts a theory linking a vital magnaste to his photogenic experiments, recounting a past test with Joseph Morphy and a test subject in Colorado City, implying lost anatomy and eerie results.
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Fighting Parson Now a Broker in Pittsburg
Special to the Som Pittsburg Pa March if vit in matter of dollars and cents with me and as a minister of the gospel Vinc nnt ashamed of it I have ix his Arey They need fred rioting and seducing Thavs why I resigned Masvarate aM went into year stock bank jace business The salary of a country parson can or he stretched over the seers at a grow ing family Rev Sammel Montgomery made his statement shortly after he resigned as a minister of the gospel and opened up Croker's Mire in Pittsburg We had been in charge at Gill Hall United Preach Tetlan ehapea near this ety of was getting 39 day as a preacher he said but so can mike more in hunts peas Love my first duty to my family and mvees If can't sunport my family can a preaches salary it is my diy to get into something else to make mre quakes Acott consider he stook Srakey's business gambling sweet mess and there as no reason why a preacher should not engage in business As Well As any other person Rev Mantenmery took the rise of rihting parsen an account of a bet he had pe the church a year gan with Hitler Heath when he knocked the lat ter down The trouble arore over sort of Ren Montgomery's mining stark Jia Rsartings
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Countess Arrives from Italy Aims at Divorce
Countess Busdar lands in Tankton on May 38 seeking a divorce after securing female residence in preparation for legal action. The report notes her intent to pursue proceedings under royal oversight.
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Italy
Governor Frantz of Oklahoma Named Rough Rider Leader
The article details Capt Frank Frantz being named governor of Oklahoma at a salary of 3000 a year, a Rough Rider appointment by the president. It notes his Osage agent past, landholdings, and reluctance to leave his state duties. It also lists other Rough Rider appointees and various federal positions in Oklahoma and neighboring territories, including names like Buck O’Neal and Jamin Collert, plus future postings and related政治 shifts.
Indiana Girl to Wed in East from Frankfort
Miss Joyce Price a public school teacher and leader in speech circles resigns as postmaster in Frankfort Indiana to wed Prof Clayton R Wis in Manila P I where her fiancé teaches in the public schools of Manila They are graduates of Indiana State University
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Million Dollar Home His Wedding Present
Special to the Sun London March 30 Cliveden the Thames residence of Wm Waldo Astor and 109000 per year to the wedding gift of the former American to his son Waldorf who is to marry Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw in April Cliveden was formerly Duke of Westminster property sold in 1883 for 1250000 For years it has been the Buckinghamshire show place near Heston on the north bank of the Thames a crest park of woods winding to the river Until Astor possession of Cliveden parsons were allowed to jabd and pivot through the Park but Antar pit a stop to that Young Astor and his bride will make the place their home
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Paderewski to Return for Tour Next Year
Special to the Sat New York reports Ignace Paderewski plans a public return next year after a long hiatus. He has focused on composition during his time in Switzerland and will resume performances now that his preparations are complete.
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NAPS to Carry 23 Men
The Cleveland and Baseball club lines up a 23 man roster in a Major League precedent, with a weapon carry two players. The largest lineup ever assembled signals bold plans for the season as Sam Meteh from Atlanta weighs in on the shift.
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Indianapolis events cover church, bazaar and meetings
The twenty third annual Indianapolis Art exhibition opens April 3 at room 45 Union Trust building with Dr A K Zartman to preach at Lent services. Bloomington pastor G Alligon conducts revival at Fourth Presbyterian Church and leaves for Omaha Friday night. Various women groups schedule bazaars, meetings and a rummage sale along with revival meetings at Robert Park Mechurch and Easter tea at Central Christian Church. The Women’s Missionary Society to hold its thirty first annual meeting April 4 and 8 at First Presbyterian.
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New Homes Open on the Shoshone Reservation June 15 1905
Over a million acres will be opened for settlement on the Shoshone Indian reservation on June 15, 1905. Accessible via the Chicago North Western line from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and other Midwest cities. Bend 20 cents in stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars in W B Kalsern 1. T. McN. Ow. Co Chicago.
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Rural Mail Delivery Boosts Good Roads Push
Special to the Sea reports rural mail delivery strengthens the good roads movement as harsh winter conditions test routes nationwide. The Post Office Department warns that road quality must keep routes traversable year round or service may be suspended, with many central western states noting severe road damage and urging local improvements.
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