Italian Crime Tale in New York Ends with Arrest
A Naples mob tale unfolds in a New York dining room where Fabroni exposes Attanasio as a Camorra ally. Rizzuto of the carabinieri seduces stories of Archeopoli murder and identifies Attanasio by a linked cuff button, leading to a dramatic arrest.
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New York
Fabioni
Zanella
Giuseppe
Attanasio
Andrea Fabroni
Fabroni
Anasio
Naples
Bay of Naples
Benor Attanasio
Attanasiq
Carissima Italia
Archeopoli
Zanelia
Athanasio
Arcuvcopoli
di Guido
Fabiani
Carabinieri
Archeppo
Fabrani
Fabion
Atta@asio
Zaneila
Amadeo
Weill
Marshal Rizzuto
Rizzuto
Camorra
America
Senor Attanasio
Mareba
Lisperre
L’etros
Man and Lady in Smoking Car Heated Exchange
A large woman enters the smoking car of a crowded train and sits on a door. A man nearby ignores her, reading his newspaper and smoking. She accuses him of lacking manners. he replies politely and offers a cigar. House keeper.
Jersey Silks For Outdoor Girls In New Jersey
The silk jersey gains popularity for boating bathing and outdoor sports. Light low neck elbow sleeve jerseys in two colors with adjustable collars and contrasting bands suit canoeing golf tennis or croquet. It flatters many figures but may reveal contours too plainly for some.
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Pew
Jace
Hnen
Fauiltless Gore
Rice Cleanser for White Cloths
Ground rice cleans white cloth effectively. Apply with eight clean white flannels, leave for two to three hours, then crush and shake to remove residue.
Narem skirt debate in a playful fashion tale
A quirky exchange centers on what a narem skirt is and how Dame Fashion reshapes attire. The speaker stalls as he describes a curious garment while a woman seeks a clear explanation, noting fashion's influence on dress and taste.
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Dame Fashion
Unclear Ad Word Note in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a court styled note with phrases like Please remit and Jest judgeMarv. Mentions a top floor boarder moving out today and unsent luggage. A line suggests sending effects in an envelope to a crew address.
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Marv
Cew
Snobbery Below Stairs in Servant Ranks
Frederick Townsend Martin notes enduring snobbery in servants circles, recounting a Baron Rothechild visit where a valet sought a quick London trip and claimed rank over nobles in dinner seating. He explains servants are named by masters and mistresses and share the same house rank downstairs.
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Svobe
New York Tribune
Frederick Townsend Martin
Earl Cork
Cork
Night Bell for a Lawyer Turns to Last-Minute Wills
A man seeking a doctor at 1 a.m. uses a door night bell to summon a figure who arrives at 132 with a sick woman. The visitor reveals he is a lawyer, not a doctor, here to draft wills for those who fear death and realize too late they need estate plans.
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New York Times
Magic Cloths for Silver Care Cost 25 Cents
The New York Globe reports a home remedy selling so called magic cloths for silver and other metals. A mix of gasoline whiting and oleic acid is used to treat woolen cloth pieces which are dried in the shade. The cloths supposedly never lose their cleaning properties.
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New York Globe
Dinner of Deadly Enemies at Connaught Place
Lady Randolph Churchill hosted a dinner described as a dinner of deadly enemies. G W Small ey in Anglo-American Memories notes it as a hazardous experiment that proved a complete success as the guests, all well bred, set aside old enmities to honor the hostess.
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Randolph Churchill
Connaught Place
G. W. Smalley
The Shoplifter
Jed Shuks and his wife visited New York City. On returning home he told friends about the city and a department store ride in a tall cleaning device he called a “shoplistere” or “shop’istere” as his wife corrected him.
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Jed Shuks
New York City
Jed
Uis
A Mexican Heroine The Devoted Wife of General Madero
A portrait of Mme Madero as a harassed but refined spouse facing the Mexican revolution. The piece highlights her wealth and education, her readiness to endure hardship in the insurgent camp, and her role tending the wounded amid potential peril to her husband.
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Franc. Madero
Mme Madero
Maderos
General Madero
P’ortugal
Himeself
Mastinihao
Madero
United States
Europe
New York
Francisco Madero
Broadway
Bond Street
Rue de la Paix
Sabeta
The Spider Monkey Described as Tail Fueled Feat
The article notes the spider monkey as the so called muddy tongue of 700 with a remarkably strong tail acting as a fifth limb. It describes keen senses and a practiced eye, enabling the creature to probe crevices and retrieve eggs or small dainties by using its tail to grasp objects beyond reach.
The Rain
Poetic lines describe rain as a welcome blessing from nature. trees hills and flowers respond with praise and greeting to the falling shower. the verse personifies the landscape while inviting renewal and nourishment from the rain.
Money, Always Money. Rogeryoody and Robinson Marriage
A garbled excerpt from Spokave Spokesman Review hints at financial motives in a marriage. The text mentions money and a check mate line, with scattered names like Fos and Hayrick and a New York pun tone. No clear events or dates emerge.
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Rogeryoody
Robinson
Monry
Spokave Spokesman Review
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