Yoruba the Great High Priest Deaths in Bombay
By Harry M Bitner Yoruba the great high priest dies. Bombay mourns as streets fill with women and Parsees honor the dead. A dark girl from Sim plans a bold farewell at the Towers of Silence, guided by Yoruba’s secrets and love.
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Jealous lover kills, then slays self near victim
In Franklin New Hampshire on September 20 Louis Cole shot and killed Nellie Clark Pennock after her repeated refusals to marry him. He then cut his throat with a razor and died beside the body of his victim in a jealous fatality.
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Roosevelt Aims at National Pure Milk Drive
Special to The Sun from Kansas City notes President Roosevelt orders Surgeon General Wyman to collect epidemic statistics linked to contaminated milk. The move mirrors a dairy purity push from the American Veterinary Medical Association meeting led by Dr. M. H. Reynolds of Minnesota. Reynolds cites infant deaths and numerous disease outbreaks tied to impure milk and urges standards on butterfat, normal milk, bacterial counts, contamination checks, and license tests.
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Leper Parade Shocks St Louis At Union Station
Wen Wing a 27 year old Chinese man caused unease at Union Station Midway after buying a ticket to the east with money that was in circulation. He reportedly escaped quarantine six weeks ago.
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Prologue to a Saxony tale of love and ruin
A sweeping romance set in European royalty, chronicling Louise of Tuscany and Hungary’s loveless marriage to Frederick Augustus of Saxony, her secret passion for tutor Andre Giron, and the ensuing scandal, exile, and shifting loyalties across Dresden and Geneva. The narrative blends portraiture of a doomed princess with reflections on power, honor, and human frailty.
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Marriage question stirs debate on age and wealth
A playful column mocks romance and money with a reader quiz about marrying an older, richer partner. The piece riffs on age, wealth, and romance, prompting readers to ponder what would sway a suitor.
Curiosities of Our Country Penny Arcades
The piece notes Americans drift into penny arcades tucked downtown as small amusements lure visitors and locals alike. It observes how signs and entrances draw crowds, offering cheap songs and scenes to pass moments, with adults using them to kill a little time.
Appeals filed under Erdmann act to settle railroad labor troubles
Washington reports two Erdmann act appeals to settle labor disputes. The Missouri Pacific threatens a strike by engineers and the Chicago St Paul Great Western faces boiler makers and machine shop workers issues. Interstate Commerce Commissioner Knapp will visit St Paul to handle the latter case. Neill travels to St Louis to pursue the Missouri Pacific matter.
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Classic Popcorn Candy and Cheesy Baked Pasta
A historic recipe collection describes making a snowy popcorn treat by caramelizing molassas sugar and vinegar with butter, then mixing with popcorn and letting it cool on buttered platters. It also outlines a macaroni or spaghetti bake with layered cheese, salt, pepper, butter and milk or cream, baked until tender and golden.
Clark Goes Home Resigns to Become Deputy District Attorney
Leon Clark, private secretary to Victor Metcalf in Congress and as a cabinet member, resigns after seven years to take the post of deputy state district attorney in Oakland California starting next Monday.
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Shoemakers Strike In St Louis Labor Walkout
About 1,500 shoe cutters in St Louis factories walked out beginning a strike for higher wages and shorter hours prompting a city labor action scene as workers protest across the footwear plants.
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