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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1890

Page

20

Whitechapel Club of Bohemians in Chicago History

A Chicago article describes the Whitechapel Club formed by Bohemians during the Jack the Ripper era. It details exclusive membership, three week balloting, relics on walls including skulls and weaponry, strict Saturday-only introductions, and a shift to a richly decorated second room with Indian and Zuni artifacts and a Depew chair.

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Whitechapel Club Ready for First Public Entertainment

The Whitechapel Club in its seven months has built a strong reputation for wise judgment and hospitality. It now lists 30 active members and five on an honorary roster. On September 1 the club plans its inaugural public program at the Auditorium.

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Two Million on Deuces in Confederate Poker Game

A New York Herald reminiscence recalls winter quarters of 1852 when a paymaster’s wagon yielded millions in bills and bonds. A veteran describes a single hand where an ante of 100 and no limit escalated to a 2 million dollar raise, leaving him with deuces against a king from a rival.

New York Herald White Oak Church Baltimore

Guarding Their Jewels System Used by Jewelers

A New York jewelers system of signals informs staff how to track customers concealed in plain sight. A woman examines pearls while clerks wait for a safe call and a watch becomes a coded cue. The salesman stages a transfer of unset stones to a dealer, signaling readiness to act.

New York Press James Jones Williams Hoffman

Squirrels Become Beloved Pets Then Vanish From Farm

In Beaver county March a year ago Farmer Wat of Brighton found three young squirrels in a tree he cut. The trio were fed in the house by a friendly cat and treated as playmates. They roamed the house and yard, returned after meals, then faded away. Months later one lone squirrel appeared but would not be caught.

Wst Brighton Township Beaver County Tubby Wat Rasselas Picciola Chicago Blaine Washington Georgetown Lester Lotta Iss Wanamaker Henri Quatre Paris Miss Wanamaker Therese John A. Logan John McElroy The National Tribune Mrs. Logan Faust Marguerite Rocky Mountain Frankenstein Poe Zola Mile. de Maupin Maupassant Tam O'Shanter Alloway Kirk Patten Madam Romero City Mexico Hammond William Hammond Belcourt Columbia Heights Hammond H F Alhambra John B. Henderson Pan- American Congress Walla Wilton White House Miss Gruypy Popoff Schelm Contumaciam Cavsnpewers Teisioum Treasury Schell Beard Nicholas Ministry Tory Bureau Bureau No. 7 Bureau No. T Wing Seneim Berean No. 7 Division Police

Depew Denies Superstition About Dining With Thirteen

Chauncey M. Depew says he is not superstitious and would not sit at a table with thirteen persons. He cites preference for good company over beliefs, and jokes about avoiding talismans while noting an oysterhouse as an alternative for a pleasant meal.

New York Press Chauncey M. Depew

Miss Lester's Boudoirs in Washington Celeb Rooms

A vivid tour of Washington boudoirs showcases Miss Lesters elegant bedchamber, Miss Wanamaker’s pale primrose decor, Miss Hendersons silk walls, and Madam Romeros Mexican style, highlighting luxury fittings, gilt desks, and private baths.

Schelm plots power as Palkin and Lanin clash in St. Petersburg

In St. Petersburg Colonel Palkin and Count Lanin clash with Schelm over a conspiracy Schelm exploits a secret fund to finance a growing web of influence. Miller and Popoff appear, schemes of manipulation deepen as Schelm seeks personal revenge and a wider organization.

St. Petersburg Colonel Palkin Onophri Schelm Count Perowski Palkin Schelm Count Lanin St. Vladimir Jana Alexander Wernin Vladimir Lanin Wernin Nicholas Popoff Popoff Helen Miller Vladimir Nicholas Ren Alexander

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