The Westbourne Park jewel gang capture tale
A daring night raid by a detective ends with the arrest of the Westbourne Park gang of jewel thieves. Mrs Kavanagh and the husband Whyte are linked to a wider conspiracy involving stolen rubies, sprays, and lockets. The pursuit hinges on Lady Faber’s pendant and a dramatic breakthrough in a London ballroom affair.
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Suwela
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Wisconsin State Fair Adopts Large Scale Business Methods
Exposition organizers describe the Wisconsin state fair as a gigantic business project. President O G Rewey and secretary J C MacKenzie stress strict accounting, prudent spending, and progress driven by economy. Officials emphasize coordinated effort, long preparation, and the need for detailed management to ensure a prosperous fair and acceptable accounts.
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Rewey
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Ira
J.chryst
B. L. Wentworth
Kavanagh Bought Stolen Property Amid Fraud Allegations
The writer accuses Kavanagh of buying stolen goods and taking a third of the profits, condemning the act as outrageous. It claims he travels to Portland and condemns other youths for idleness, while Mrs. Kavanagh reacts dramatically to her arrest at home.
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King
Roy Chaney
Ilinois
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Marcha
F. M. Wannock
Penna
W. Manshxun
New York
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N. M. Grapwix
Washington
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Parm Journal
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Virginia
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A. W. Weitzen
Dying Poet Pope Quips About Favorable Symptoms
On his deathbed the poet Pope joked to a friend that he was dying of a hundred favorable symptoms as a doctor praised his improving pulse and lower fever, reflecting his sharp wit until the end.
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Pope
High price for rare etching at auction
Collectors paid $1,625 for A Rembrandt print titled Jan Sylvilus dated 1646. The signed etching drew strong bidding as a rare treasure for art lovers and investors.
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A. Rembrandt Pring
Jan Sylvilus
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