Fads in stamps society seek changes in postage
A Washington dispatch reports New York Philadelphia and other centers resist the stubborn port master general in denying the four hundred society leaders a demand for different postage stamps. They oppose the red stamps mandated by the International Postal Union and reject Berne decrees, showing indifference to unions and regulations while wanting varied stamps.
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Washington
Washion Cirelesky
New York
Philadelphia
Gener
International Postal Union
Headqun
Switzerland
Berne
Nps
Amsterdam
United States
Rath
Incongruous Envelope Sparks Stamp Color Debate
A society woman laments lavender and pink stationery clashing with red postage stamps. Readers discuss color demands for stamps, mourning designs, and the impracticability of a black two-cent stamp while high society favors varied hues for fashionable correspondence.
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Postolce Department
High Society Ia
Peis
Milind
Valle
Stamp colors and values stir social stamp fashion
A 19th century note discusses blue brown and lavender envelopes needing five four and eight cent stamps, praising the eight cent Martha Washington issue amid social desire for individual family stamps over two cent stamps. It condemns no change though high cost is noted.
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Watrar
Melieves
postaMice Department
Althoug
Love powders arrest shocks Baltimore fraud case
Special to The Sun reports Dr Theodore White ran a Baltimore operation selling love potions and claiming magical control over romance. Federal agents seized 20 young women, found 81200 in cash, and cartloads of pamphlets. White posted 10000 bail on fraud charges.
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Sun
Baltimore
Theodore White
United States
Inter
Therteel
Authoritiee Lalao
Cartioads
Tat le
Millionaire Bradbury Convicted of Perjury at 74
Old Californian millionaire Marena William Bradbury, famed for eccentricities and bold infractions, has been convicted of perjury and faces a prison term at age 74. The case has kept him in public view for years as he defies conventions and courts.
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CORTE
Fon Frenesco
Bradbury Perjury Trial Reveals History of Odd Habits
The narrative recounts Bradbury visiting San Francisco years ago, expelling on sidewalks and paying fines, and later arrest for assaulting his housekeeper. It notes his distinctive fashion choices and a palatial residence, culminating in a perjury conviction after testimony about past actions and finances.
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Bradbury
San Francisco
Linabury
Tormans
Caine
Krsdteig
Hradiry
Hradhary
Arrests His Guest as Believed Burglar
Mrs Burke finds a dark lantern and skeleton keys in her boarder Miles’s room and, aided by police, arrests him as a burglar. Burke takes Miles to the station after identifying the tools and a revolver as burglary gear. Miles is held for further examination as neighbors visit.
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the Sun
New York
Gormey
Burke
Niles
Polive
Shadowing Prick For Life After Release From Workhouse
March 1 Pittsburg special: Alexander Berkman to be shadowed for life after his May 18 release from Allegheny workhouse. Detectives will trail him until death, with Frick bearing costs. Berkman, anarchist linked to Homestead strike, remains a prime objective of vigilant authorities and private agencies.
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Pittsburg
Alexander Herkman
Allegheny Eimmity
Prick
Amerca
Vigiance
Berkman
Lerkian
Frick
Lok
Horkman Ds
Sue Anarchist Ag
Herr Jobata Most
Reds
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Les
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Martha Washinton
Millionaire
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York
Marib
Lotts
Atrain
Colon
Janutea
Pansint
Whale Canal Zone
Huntington & Pag
Fatiga
Arma
Indianapolia
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Mr. Prick
Homestead
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