New York fashions border trims and velvet hats in vivid detail
A Paris to New York fashion correspondence notes bordered embroidery and velveteen trims in dark broadcloth and satin gowns. It highlights Borderea borders with palm leaves and rose motifs, all over designs, and mentions bold velvet hats with rhinestone bands and ostrich plumes priced around $85.00.
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Velvita
Parla
Margusetts
Streus
Paqatta
Sness
Oaliea
IN THE LAW S GRIP BENT TO JAIL Martha Owers and Lillis Dorsey Arrested
Two African American individuals, Martha Owers and Lillis Dorsey, were arrested in an overnight police action. The report notes their alleged involvement in a local disturbance. Authorities did not release additional details.
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Martha Owers
Lillis Dorsey
Barry B Cramer to Leave Frederick for Washington
Barry B. Cramer disbursing officer of the geological survey departs for Washington D C after notice of transfer. His departure marks the move of USGS offices to the capital and signals changes in field party expense disbursement. Cramer is noted as a popular government figure in the city and has made many friends during his stay.
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Harry B. Cramer
Natonal
Montana
Billings
Frederick
Barry B. Cramer
Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Nations
Orsmar
United States Geological Survey
Washington
Cramer
Local officers punish loitering and disorderly conduct
Officers Hobbs and Herwig fined two individuals two dollars each after loitering and disturbing the street corner. Irene Hill and William H. Dorsey faced fines of two dollars and ten dollars respectively with jail terms of ten and thirty days for defaults. Charles L. Stokes is praised as a civic booster visiting Richmond and the Jamestown Exposition, commended for his service as disbursing officer and for advancing Billings interests.
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Hobbs
Herwig
O H E. Bokateip
Irene Hill
Ustwig
O. H. Rothtein
William H. Dorsey
Boketein
Robbed Churches Plot Tied to London Dealers and Paris Antiquaries
Paris reports a sweeping confession by Antoine Thomas of Clermont-Ferrand linking a gang to the thefts of church treasures. He says antiquaries in Paris hired him to swap relics for counterfeit pieces then shipped the plunder to England and America, with an estimated total loot of 400000 dollars. Authorities probe reputed international antiquaries.
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Paris
Antoine Thomas
Clermont-Ferrand
Ambazac
Limoges
Thomas
Cape of Orth
Order of Grammont
Grammontians
Muret
Antiquary
London
Antiquaries of
England
America
Masonic Lodge
World Evangelizing Plan could raise 25 million over five years
Interdenominational Layman's Missionary movement aims to raise 25 million dollars in five years from U S church members to fund foreign missions while expanding home church work. J Campbell White of Pittsburgh outlined the plan approved by mission boards and to be tested soon. The drive would rely on 2 million shares at five dollars, 250 thousand shares at one hundred dollars, and 25 thousand shares at one thousand dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia Public Ledger
J. Campbell White
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
White
Mr. White
Motorman Hit by Pheasant in Lyons Collision
Motorman Warry Nelson near Lyons New York was struck when an English pheasant collided with his speeding car. The bird shattered the windshield and shards entered Nelson’s eye, risking possible loss of sight. The pheasant was killed in the crash.
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Lyons
N. Y
Warry Nelson
Nelson
Zion City For Sale In Zion City Michigan
Following Voliva request to sell property preparatory to removal to New Mexico Zion City followers advertised 100000 dollars worth of houses and lots for sale in Zion City Michigan October.
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Zion City
Voliva
New Mexico
One Drink Cause of 13874 Suit
William L. Clark of Northport Long Island sues John D. West publisher in St Paul for 13874. Clark says he agreed to write law books at 2 dollars per page with an extra 4 dollars per page plus a commission if he abstained from intoxicants. West denies the 4 dollar per page due to one drink.
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St. Paul, Minn
William L. Clark
Northport
John D. West
Clark
West
Aged Jeweller Shot by Burglars in Long Branch
Samuel Gordon, elderly jeweler on South Broadway in Long Branch New Jersey, was shot and slightly wounded by one of three burglars who entered his shop to rob. Two suspects are held. the shooter remains at large. Also reported Arkansas diamond field rumors contradicted. about 100 diamonds found within a 96 acre Pike county area.
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Billings Atheart
Long Branch
N. J
Samuel Gordon
South Broadway
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Pike County
Schmitz Faces Court in Gaunt Appearance
In San Francisco on October 9 former Mayor Schmitz appeared in court looking gaunt and unkempt. His cadaverous face and ragged beard contrasted with the once robust figure hailed as The Man of the Hour by the city.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Eis
Man
Wedded at 75 They See Only Joy Ahead
Joseph Coxen aged 75 and Mrs. Rhiza Wilson, 75, were married at the New Jersey Masonic Home near Burlington New Jersey. The groom said we see no reason we cannot be as happy in wedded life at 75 as others do at 25.
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Burlington
N. J
Joseph Coxen
Rhiza Wilson
New Jersey
Here
Kodol Digests What You Eat for Indigestion Relief
A Ravenswood West Virginia resident praises Kodol Digests What You Eat for indigestion and sour stomach. The ad claims Kodol relieves dyspepsia by supplying natural stomach juices and aids general stomach health by purifying and strengthening mucous membranes.
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Ravenswood
E. O. Oawitt & CO
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McCall
Charles L. Stokes
Atrees
Richmond
Jamestown Exposition
GQNE
West Chester
Granville Muldoon
Belle McNeil
Hopewell
Mary ‘Kirk
East Nottingham
Muldoon
Arbuckles
Arbuceld Bros
New York City
Jon B. Main
Driggtet
Festre’s Modern Pharmacy
C. & P. Telephone CO
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
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