Fragmented 19th Century Notes From Marble Hill Press
A garbled column lists pithy and odd observations on social habits, courtship, gender roles, and everyday quirks. It mentions a Kissie-like phrase, a critic named Lacra Jeao Lihtes, and assorted humorous snippets about modest fashion, nervous habits, and a missing dog that bites.
Flight field risks and social scandals linger in press
An eccentric array of notices features an East Indian princess, American heiresses in title markets, a Chicago woman refusing payment for aging photos, a photographer urged to replace a retoucher, and a tree trimmer driven to insanity as a blunt warning to aviation enthusiasts about overexposure and vanity.
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Sarry
Pertone
An Aviator Tour Sparks Talk of a Free New York Paper
A traveling aviator circuit evokes visions of a sky bound circus and a free New York newspaper free from faults of existing journals. A man argues starting such a paper is easy but keeping it going will be uphill and invites readers to help clean house.
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New York
Abor
Mackerel Aboard Schooner Sparks Breakfast Tale
A big mackerel jumped aboard a Massachusetts schooner and provided breakfast for the crew. The Ananias Club rivalry is noted, and a suggestion proposes using cement and steel instead of lumber to conserve forests, with implications for ore, coal, and builders' banks.
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Massachusetts
Ananias Club
Tory Tellers
Island Sinks After Major Earthquake Near Costa Rica
Seismic shocks near Port Limón Costa Rica trigger a violent sinking of an inland island in the Jopenge lagoon. About seventy families remain missing or drowned as the island vanishes, with reports of boats carrying survivors and alarms from the shore as tremors persist all night.
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Limon
Costa Rica
Jopenge
Salvador
Republic
Rouen Christmas Mystery Play of 1473 Enthralls City Crowds
In Rouen on December sixteenth 1473 a grand medieval mystery play staged in the cathedral precincts drew vast crowds. Lucifer, prophets, shepherds and magi paraded amid lavish pageantry with elaborate costumes while an immense bellmouth stage revolved to depict the nativity and Jerusalem. The wooden spectacle combined royal authority and sacred drama as actors portrayed Herod Rome and the holy family, ending in a charged audience standing to witness the triumphal procession.
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France
Rowen
Rouen
St. Mactou
Lucifer
Halnar
Kalaar
Lavi
Seadsh
Jeremiah Beekiel Tani
Siby
Joseph
St Maclon
Erier
Marge
Feeet
Palestine
Italy
Mary
Mest
Hiethiehem
Bethlehem
Pegan
Duarth
Deseteter
Rome
Flekia
Echo of Gunness Affair in LaPorte Indiana
Fred Pitner, administrator for Andrew Helgelein’s estate, reported he had 2225 dollars in his possession. Judge Gallacher ordered this sum returned to Asle K Helgelein of Aberdeen South Dakota, brother of Andrew. The Gunness fire left Mrs Gunness and her children dead, Helgelein’s body was first found in the private graveyard. The Gunness estate restored the missing money to the Helgelein estate.
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Laporte
Indiana
Hello Guiness
Fred Pitner
Andrew Helgelein
Gallacher
Asle K. Helgelein
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Tere
Ganness
Packers Indicted in Behalf of Beef Packing Case
Chicago prosecutors return new indictments charging the National Packing Company and its officers with conspiring to restrain trade. Trial to be held before District Judge George Carpenter. Indictment aimed to avoid issues raised by Judge Landis over possible impropriety concerns.
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Chicago
National Packing Company
Landis
United States District Court
George Carpenter
Pew
Promis
United States
Danish Minister Robbed King and Nation in Scandal Trial
Former Danish Justice Minister Albert was sentenced to ten years in prison and to repay 1,000,001 crowns after a fourteen year career marked by thefts across banking and political roles. The case implicated thousands and reached the royal circle, including the king.
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Copenhagen
Den
Albert
Alberts
Denmark
Burglars Kill Two Police in London Vault Heist
Burglars who opened fire on five policemen, killing two, tunneled from a rented Cutler Street house to the vault of Henry Harris' Jewelry Shop in Houndsditch. They concealed $100,000 in loot during the London attack.
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London
England
Cutler Street
Henry Harris
Houndsditch
Postal Station Robbed in Paris After Tangier Courier Theft
A Paris postal station was robbed on December 5, with $10,009 in sales reportedly taken. The incident involved a Tangier Moroccon courier repatched into the network, and authorities are investigating the breach and recovery of funds. A suspect description and security review are underway.
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Paris
France
Tangier
Moroccr
Gerat
Fer
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