Money in stamps barge fortunes invested collections by philateliste
In the United States a collector’s fame grows as stamp albums fetch fortunes. The report traces historic sales from the Mann London sale to U.S. auctions, noting large sums paid for Australian, Hawaiian, and Mauritius rare stamps. It highlights F. De Copper, N. C. Nash, W. Thorne, F. F. Olney, Wiliam A. Smith, and Buron, with a focus on dramatic prices and notable records in American philately.
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Sas
Washington,d. C
London
Mann
United States
F. de Copper
New York
Boston
N. (. Nash
Willim Thorne
F. F. Olney
Providence
R. T
American Philatelic Association
Wiliam A. Smith
Hunter
Chicago
Philadelphia
Burton
Wisconssa
Ayer
Gale
Ban~nor
M.S. Lombard
Mr. Cre+bore
Hawaii
Aber
Mauritius
British Guiana
M Ronotiere
Paris
Unlucky May 5 1504 Zodiac Warning for Bundat
A dated 1504 proclamation warns of a troubled day for Bundat residents on May 5 with admonitions against pleasure and company. Foreseeing issues if birthdays align to Ora-day, it predicts anxiety over money and business and notes a child born on that day will face misfortune, while advising caution on May 7.
Two Die After Train Incidents In Hendricks County
In Danville Indiana on a May day two men were killed by trains in Hendricks County. One victim died near Brownsburg on the Bix railway line. Authorities believe a train contact caused the fatalities as foggy clothing and haste hampered the scene.
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Danville
Ind
Traina
Hendricks County
Brownsburg
Popular Art Series for The Sunday Star May Feature
The Sunday Star announces a six color Cal Art Bapplement for children printed on heavy 10x12 inch calendared paper. Reproductions of world master artworks aim to educate and entertain families with a romance novel series starting with the title Saved. Readers should order through their newsdealer or carrier to receive a monthly original novel and a fine art print beginning May 6.
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Sunday Star
Ebon
Great 150000 Series of International Novels in The Sunday Star
The Indianapolis Sunday Star reveals a landmark offer with twelve renowned authors from England and America each delivering a new novel to be published serially over twelve months. The authors include Anna Katherine Green Amelia E Barr Mary E Wilkins Freeman Gertrude Atherton Van MacLaren Max Pemerton Robert Barr Eden Philpotts E F Benson and Cutcliffe Hyne. The plan prints every month from May 11 with novels appearing first in the paper before book edition. The Authors and Newspapers Association backs the venture arguing it lowers cost for readers and publishers alike.
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Indianapolis Sunday Star
The
Sunday Star
Anna Katherine Green
Mrs. Craigie
John Oliver Hobbes
Lord Wickingham
Amelia E. Barr
Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman
Mrs. Burton Harrison
Gertrude Atherton
van MacLaren
Bonnie Briar Bush
Max Pemberton
Robert Barr
Ope
Authors' and Newspapers’ Association
First novel of the series will be a rock in the Baltic
Twelve new novels by leading authors will appear in the Sunday Star next year before any book form. Six American and six English writers are represented. Robert Barr promotes a debut about a wealthy American girl, a prince, and a lone man facing a mighty nation in a perilous romance. The Russian setting reveals a hidden world of intrigue and crime, censored by the czar but likely to circulate.
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Sunday Star
The
Baltic
Robert Barr
Russia
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Philateliste
Tekla
E. F. Benson
Eden Phillpotts, Author
Leavenworth
Tan MacLaren, Author
Amelia E. Barr, Author
C. J. Cuteliffe Hyde, Author
Adventures of
Captain Kettle
Gertrude Atherton, ‘Author of “‘Senator-North,” “the Conqueror
Gertrude Atharton
Mary Eilkins-Freean
Oliver Hobbes
Ors
Craigie
Burton Hartigan
Pembertot F. Benson
Cinteliete
Eden Philpotte
Robert Barb
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