Don Bosco and Prophecy Tales From Historic Rome
Anarchic notes recount Don Bosco's alleged prophetic gifts and 1911 Rome cholera fears. Pius X reportedly examined the prophecies while a tale of Pope Sylvester II’s fate parallels relics in Jerusalem. Side items hint at gossip and a rocky road to titles and marriage.
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For Rent Large 15-room house in Long Branch
Advertises a large 15 room house or part of a building on lower Broadway near Long Branch. Partly furnished, some items may be sold cheap. Rent listed at $20 per month through April 1st. Respond by Mail P. Q. Box 127.
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Death Toll Exacts Sudden Blow in Middletown
Samuels, a clothing merchant, told of his son Aaron Samuelson yesterday that a relative had collapsed. Charles Wolff, seventy four, dropped dead on the floor as he was informed. The death was instantaneous.
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Middletown
Charles Wolff
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Aaron Samueson-lndaw
Mr. Wolff
Oles
Adaption in Tacoma Sparks Old Time Saloon Tale
A fragment presents Lan’s misdeeds at a Tacoma bar with brash boasting and playful verse. It recalls past indulgences, a fond toast to “good old times,” and a scene where he “passed the hat” amid crowding charm as a local character.
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Sandy
Robin Insane Bank in Closed After Investigation
New York December reports state Joseph G. Robin, long linked to the Northern Bank, has been confined to an asylum after an official inquiry into his financing of multiple companies. The New York banking department closed the Northern bank amid revelations of Robin treating bank assets as his own, with deposits totaling millions.
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the Northern
State Banking Department
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Aetna Indemnity Company
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Wax
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War toys spark debate on children and peace
Amid a discussion led by Rabbi J Leon Levy of Pittsburgh on Andrew Carnegie's $10,000,000 gift, ideas emerge to use toys and warlike play as a means to educate. The plan envisions educating children about peace through international religion, arguing war persists until humanity recognizes shared origins as children of a common Father.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Pittsburg
Peace Union
Carnegie
Taft as 1912 Candidate Faces Republican Strife
Washington dispatch says President Taft aims for 1912 renomination. Friends report Taft hopes for his name at the party gathering while insurgent factions led by Green, Norris, Mupteck push limits. Taft seeks reconciliation to unite the Republican forces and revive party confidence.
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Tragedy onstage as actor dies during Grace George opening
Frank Worthing collapsed on stage at the Gerrick during the opening of the first act. He died twenty minutes later from a hemorrhage after stepping into the frame of the performance. Worthing had joined the Grace George company seven weeks earlier after previous work with her.
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Worthpaste
Setianie
Gym Eneoiane
Moisant Narrow Escape in Gas Flight Accident
John B. Moisant nearly died during an exhibition night in New Orleans as a dangerous gas released in the air and winds complicated his ascent. Report notes the gusty wind and perilous moment before he managed to glide back to the airfield.
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New Orleans
John B. Moisant
How to Own the Oliver Type Writer for 17 Cents a Day
An ad promotes the Oliver Typewriter No. 5 offered for seventeen cents a day with no outlay from the buyer’s bank account. It promises easy use, continuous work, and rapid efficiency, urging readers to test its power and seize the chance to own the device.
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