Mother seeks to sell her baby for a hundred
A New York mother Hannah Littauer age about 35 at 15 East Tenth Street offers to sell her one week old baby for 100 dollars. Deserted by her husband in Austria she came to America seeking relatives, found charity instead, and now wishes to earn a living while keeping the child if possible. She appeals to benevolent readers for help and states she would repay the money when able.
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America
New York
Hannah Littauer
Rabi
Goldenstein
Robinson
Kent Willams Otterved
Wille
Chapple
Walter
Waitef
Draayns
Brent
Kent Wiliams
Duvernay
Sear Bay
Trout
Mabel
Ald Robinson
Seine
Chappie
Wooder
Bisle Kitchere
Dare
van Liews
Everglades
Mexican Gulf
Point Sebastian
Dollar Mill
Alleghenies
Ta Oga
Montgomery County
Filmer van Buren
Laporte
W. HL
O'Connor
Crawforntable
Bertha Murphy
Muncie
Charles
Sealond
Newton Cavender
Plymouth
Nnk
Charles Behymer
Elwood
Daweon
Tvbe
Marcus Stephens
Flat Rock
Shelly County
Timce
The Plunderers in a Gulf Covert Plot
Patrick Cambel and Captain Kettle plot to plunder a ship carrying £500,000 in gold via a secret Florida Gulf channel. Shelf pursues profits while Cam bel resists, planning to expose or outmaneuver them as events unfold aboard the Port Edes near Point Sebastian in Florida.
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Bynopris
Patrickh Cambel
London
Theodore Sheif
Aine
Shelf
Sayn
Florida
Elso
Mavigaton
Usrovery
Marmaduke Rivers & Shelf
Cambel
Gulf of Mexico
Flarkta
Cambel Ta
Hal
Bander
Owen Kettle la
Edes
Fatrfan
Kettle
Port Edes
Port Balra
Billy Nut
Hank
Bhelf
Organias New Shipmins Company
Cambu
Hidden gold in the bayou scheme unfolds
Cambel and two henchmen stash six hundred thousand pounds in gold aboard a steamer hidden from danger. They haul crates through the Mersey area to a black water corral, sink the loot, then wire for news from Point Sebastian. The plan shifts toward altering the steamer's appearance and retreating toward civilization.
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Mersey
Cambel
Theodore
Western Union Telegraph Company
Point Sebastian
Cody
Ongout
Sebastian
Butler College Catalogue Promotes Accessible Education
Butler College offers broadly accessible courses with high school graduates admitted for certificates and full collegiate instruction. Association with professional schools and University of Chicago supports time efficiency. Fall term begins September 30. Write for catalogue or call.
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University of Chicago
Indiana News Roundup Sparse Local Items And Notable Events
A scattered Indiana wire of items from Floyd to Marion counties notes rural free delivery starting in Floyd County, workers unionizing in Tipton, a 65 year farming marriage in Huntington, a wild boar scare near Smithfield, and local deaths. Other notes include weather impacts on corn, electric project talks near Salem, and various civic and legal notices across towns like Muncie, Anderson, and Kokomo.
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Geneva
Jeffersonville
Rochester
Hall
Floyd County
Terre Haute
Sage
Muncie
Indiana
Knox Neal
Richmond
Anderson
New Albany
Salem
Tipton
John Chopson
Huntington County
Marine
Wabash
Mary Wye
Martinsville
Fings
South Bend
Wiliam DeWert
Monronville
Logansport
Broadway
Smithfield
Delaware County
Anba Sterling
Abagadria
St. Louie
Citnton
Martin Wiki
New Castle
Emma McFarland
Munele
Chesterfeld
E. H. Strubhe
Kokomo
Alter
San Francisco
R. T. B. Hamilton
Forisville
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Kettle Fuckered
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Tell Neaighborn
Hero
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Oees
Butler College
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Marlen
Union Traction
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Rennselser Ministerial Association
The
Republican
James Alsop
Rushville
Clarence Abernathy
Frank White
Elty
Wiliam Springer
Noble and Elkhart
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John Jeater
Terces Resort
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