Lovers Reunited After Forty Years In Schuyler
Frank Faulkner of Kingston and Sarah Seymour of Saugerties, once engaged forty years ago, meet again in Schuyler Nebraska after wandering the West. They recognize each other aboard the Hendrick Hudson as travelers seek directions to Sauger ties. A marriage license is sought from Clerk Cummings shortly before closing time.
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Kingston, N. Y
Frank Faulkner
Kingston
Sarah BE. Seymour
Belle
Saugerties
Horatio Seymour
New York State
Faulkner
Ster County
Sarah Seymour
Schuyler
Ulster County
Hendrick Hudson
Hudson River
Kingston Point
Cummings
You can have a bicycle pump and still suffer for water
A compact note hints at scarcity of drinking water despite possessing simple gear, underscoring ongoing travel and resource challenges. The line suggests wider hardship affecting households or communities in need of essential supplies.
How You May Have Beautiful Hair
A brief guide notes that daily proper brushing and regular application of care promote lustre and healthy growth for hair. It urges small, consistent grooming steps to improve overall condition.
Woodbury Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Relief
An advertisement touts Woodbury's Hair Tonic as stimulating hair growth, transforming red hair to vigor, curing dandruff, and relieving itching. It invites customers to ask for a diagnostic blank at the store and mail it to the Woodbury Institute, promising a free instructional reply.
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Woodbury
Woodbury Institute
Tempest and Sunshine at Nelson with Jane Eyre matinee
The engagement of Tempest and Sunshine a dramatization of Mary J Holmes novel at the Nelson features W F Mann presenting the Parker piece. Jane Eyre starring Miss Cuba Niblo comes to the Nelson Monday August 10 with a special ladies and children's matinee at popular prices.
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Mary J. Holmes
the Nelson
W. F. Mann
Parker
Jane Eyre
Cuba Niblo
Charlotte Bronte
Ark Shows Two Noted Films Under Linsey
The Ark under Mr. Linsey offers two premium moving pictures tonight and tomorrow. The Piassi cubia Falls of Brazil and The Rag Lieker's Daughter are highlighted as must see attractions in a cool, comfortable house.
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The
Ark
Linsey
Shanghai orders lamps from Steubenville firm
Acme Glass company of Steubenville Ohio received a surprise Shanghai order for Sunburner lamps totaling forty carloads. The search for a matching pattern revived old molds and the factory plans to restart to meet the demand and other business. New York reports note top life insurance holdings with Rodman Wanamaker leading at four million and James J Colgate at one and a half million. Philadelphia tops insured residents with 33 million across 148 people while New York holds 57 million for 491 insured. Chicago lists 24 million for 185 insured.
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Shanghai
United States
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
James J. Colgate
Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Boy Dies of Broken Heart After Father Jailed
Los Angeles reports Charles H. Green a dying boy whose fragile health worsened as his father received a five year burglary sentence in San Quentin. He pleaded for his father to write or visit, and Judge Curtis W. Wilbur arranged a pardons appeal. The boy died shortly after receiving a letter from his father.
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Los Angeles
San Quentin
Charles H. Green
Curtis W. Wilbur
Justice Wilbur
Papa
Young Swimmer Jack Gilday Sets Hell Gate Record
The 18-year-old Battery life saver Jack Gilday swam five and a quarter miles up Hell Gate in one hour twenty two minutes, a feat unmatched by any man for distance within two hours. He surfaced at North Beach after starting at One Hundredth Street, declaring he would surpass his peers.
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New York
East River
Jack Gilday
Battery,public Baths
North Beach
Hell Gate
Astoria
Ilday
Miss Elkins Said to Be Training for Catholic Faith
In Washington rumors claim Miss Elkins with no prior religious belief is receiving instruction from Cardinal Gibbons and Monsignor Falconio as preparation to converting to Catholicism. Gibbons is a close friend of the Elkins family and often stays with Senator and Mrs. Elkins. Society observers expect Miss Elkins to travel abroad this fall.
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Washington
Miss Elkins
Cardinal Gibbons
Monsignore Falconio
Elkins
Death of Father Edward Wallace Neil After Mass
The Rev Edward Wallace Neil known as Father Neil in the East Side died of apoplexy in the vestry of the Church of St Edward the Martyr on East Nineteenth Street near Fifth Avenue. He was 55, recently finished Mass, and collapsed from heat while removing his vestment. He was among the citys longest serving Episcopal rectors.
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New York
Edward Wallace Neil
Father Neil
Upper East Side
Neware
Englishman John Yates Dies After Bean Feast in Conn
John Yates of Round Hill Connecticut an Englishman enjoyed Boston baked beans and ate two quarts reportedly died soon after the meal.
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John Yates
Round Hill, Conn
Boston
Mule and Gorilla Licensed to wed in Philadelphia
Giuseppe Mule age nineteen and Mrs Angelina Gorilla age twenty one secured a marriage license in Philadelphia indicating an upcoming wedding.
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Giuseppe Mule
Angelina Gorilla
Philadelphia
Wave motor project to power Los Angeles tramway
Los Angeles August 7 1909 a wave motor project by Marine Power and Electric and Los Angeles Pacific Railway aims to illuminate the long wharf and power cars by October 1 with a 75000 dollar plant off Port Los Angeles. The float like Whaleback uses submerged pontoons and hydraulic pumps to drive power wheels and submarine cables.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles-Pacific Railway Company
Marine Power and Electric Company
Port Los Angeles
Long Wharf
Los Angeles-Pacific
Great Pier
George M. Wilson
Abbott Kinney Company
Theer
Danish Expedition Lost in Greenland Crossing
News from Copenhagen reports the annihilation of the Danish Arctic expedition led by Mylius Erichson that departed in 1906 to map unknown Greenland territory. The party died crossing the icepack, with details still unrevealed and no confirmation of survivors.
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Copenhagen
Greenland
Mylius Erichson
Erichson
Denmark
Fever Prisoners Drop by Half in Seven Months
Local jail statistics show the number of prisoners halved in the first seven months of this year compared with the same period last year. Jail totals for last year: January 121, February 64, March 79, April 67, June 67, July 56, totaling 521. This year’s figures: January 47, February 43, March 31, April 34, May 38, June 23, July 28, totaling 264.
Rips Gold Off Her Teeth in Fraud Charge
Grace Ayers accuses Dr. W A May a Fifth Avenue dentist of ripping three gold crowns from her teeth after claiming her check was bad. The doctor dispatched a bank teller to verify the check and was bailed at $300 for special sessions.
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New York
Grace Ayers
W. A. May
Fifth Avenue
Dr. May
McMillan Lumber President Robbed on Train in Undershirt
Pittsburg August 7 William E. McMillan president of the McMillan Lumber Co. of Pittsburg Chicago and Baltimore was robbed on a Baltimore and Ohio train. The thief stole all clothing including a waistcoat roll and about 250 in jewelry while he slept. He woke in an undershirt and no shoes or socks, with the thief unseen.
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Pittsburg
William E. McMillan
McMillan Lumber Company
Chicago
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
McMillan
Mr. McMillan
Secrets of Inventions and Guarded Arts Through History
The piece recalls how secret inventions, including Venetian glass and porcelain, drove competition. Paoli fled Venice to practice glassmaking and was killed in Normandy to preserve the secret. In 1710 Saxony’s Bottger was confined at Albrechtsburg to finish the Dresden ware secret.
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Paoli
Venice
Normandy
Elector of Saxony
Bottger
Albrechtsburg
Dresden
Bedford City Council reshapes police force and chief roles
Bedford in a city council revision discharged the police chief and several patrolmen. Other items include a German club house fire in Lafayette causing 15000 in losses and multiple violent deaths across the state from suicides to rail accidents. Typhoid fever fears grow in Brazil due to wells.
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Bedford
Brazill
County Eyes Additional Funds for Model Road
Government engineers say the $2,000 appropriation for the new model road is insufficient and another $2,000 will likely be needed to complete the one mile section.
Death duel in midair between hawk and weasel observed
York Pennsylvania August 7 James Filmore of Spring Grove witnessed a midair battle as a chicken hawk seized a weasel. The hawk faltered and landed with the weasel embedded in its neck and feeding on its blood. Filmore killed both and kept the bodies for display.
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York
James Filmore
Spring Grove
Filmore
Bloomington and Springfield dispute forfeited baseball game
In Bloomington Indiana two game doubleheader Springfield claims the other way on forfeiture. In the fourth inning of the second game umpire McGreevy demanded the arrest of a spectator after an offensive epithet. An uproar followed with threats to forfeit. Police protected him and the visitors refused to return, the game was forfeited to Bloomington. Springfield will protest.
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Bloomington
Springfield
McGreevy
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Ilorine
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H. C. Logan
Morocco
Thomas Finney
Greenfield
Lafayette
Portland
Lawrence Haff
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Walter Dahlen
Clinton
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Randolph County
Hippecanoe County
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Hawk
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Indianapolis
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Detroit
Spencer Park Music
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George Bush
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