Leather Man of Long Wanderings Brought to Light
A figure known as the Old Leather Man, who wandered Connecticut and eastern New York for nearly 25 years in leather garments, was found dead in a cave near Sing Sing after a long secret life. French heritage, engaged to a wealthy leather merchant’s daughter, his tale ends amid crime, love, and social secrecy.
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J Jay
Jules Bourglay
Chadwick
Connecticut
New York
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Julie Bourglay
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McCaffrey Wins Tight Foot Race By Narrow Margin
In Philadelphia a five man field competed with 100 meters measured. McCaffrey won by three feet as referee Gler ruled. Turner paid the wager after the decision.
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Delphia
McCaffrey
Turner
Irving
Gler
Sclation Baptist minister dies at station fire
A Baptist minister named Sclation died in a fire at Bt Lavtrence station on Sunday morning. The incident involved kerosene and an open flame, with the body found in a nearby area. Authorities are investigating the blaze and conditions surrounding the death.
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Lavtrence
Bitter at Fait i vars Rev 1M rh weaving returner
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local matter involving a returner and a religious figure. The text mentions a bitter tone and references a wager or debt tied to a craftsman or weaver in a small community context.
The Deaf Mute Problem Debated by Experts
A Rovt New York dispatch reports on the alleged rise of deaf mutes among births and intermarriage fears. Professor F L Selluey argues no danger, noting only a small share of deaf children come from deaf parents and congenital cases have declined, with most deafness arising from accidental or later causes.
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Geriain
F. L. Selluey
Empire State Association of Deaf
Matea
Erding
Hartford Schoy
Decision In Jadhnapatti Police Board Case Appeal Taken
Indianapolis March 26 The superior court heard opinions on the policy and public works bill creating city boards under the legislature. Judges Howe and Walker Republicans balked at constitutionality while Democrat Judge Taylor favored the appointees. Howe authored the majority opinion warning broad act reach could rest power in county boards and city projects. an appeal to the supreme court was granted.
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Indianapolis
Superior Court
General Assembly
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Howe
Walker
Taylor
Board of Commissioners
Marioncoun
Mipreme Court
Desperate Husband Arrest After Armed Threats in Court
Joseph Alcover, a tinsmith at Armour's packing house, faced assault and firearm charges after he menaced his wife at 201 Thirty-fifth Street. Police closed in as he fired at Detective Smiddy and Sergeant Corcoran, wounding no one. he surrendered after a street pursuit. The court fined him 15 dollars for carrying weapons and 10 dollars for disorderly conduct amid tense testimonies from neighbors and his wife.
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Joseph Alcover
Armour
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Alcover
Botwen
Sam
Twenty-second Street
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Smiddy
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Melisone
Ramsay Heap
Indy
Rae
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Kenny Town Fire Destroys Most Business District
A major fire swept Kenny in Dewitt County destroying nearly all business premises along the main street. By midnight most frame buildings were burned, with the fire still active and the town’s elevators at risk of collapse as flames raged through the area.
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Clinton
Ils
Kenny
Dewitt County
Dead Associate Justice Report Concerning Spies
A fragment notes an associate justice connected to spy concerns. The readable text hints at investigation or inquiry involving surveillance, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
Fashionable color of health and Dr Pierce's Pryatriptiogiia
The article touts health as the stylish color and praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Pryatriptiogiia for improving the appearance of sickly women. It warns against “female weakness” remedies and urges trials for backache and nervous conditions. It also mentions electricity experiments showing minimal space impact from a single spark.
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Pierce
Deafness Cure Claim Promises Relief by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims 90 percent cases are due to catarrh and promises a $100 reward for any deafness case cured by Tarrh Cure, with circulars available from F. J. Cokyxy & Co. and sold by druggists.
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F. J. Cokyxy
Driggiats
Chicago
Lonce
Ayer
Ri Dodge
Curing Rheumatism with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
A claim that rheumatism, gout, and related pains are cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla due to uric acid removal. Readers are urged to ensure they buy Ayer’s brand and take it until the poison is expelled from the system. Testimony is solicited.
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Ayer
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