Oyster Industry Fever and The Woman Thou Shalt Not Read
A fragmented piece surveys the oyster harvest economics predicting a U.S. crop rise to about eighteen million bushels by 1892 and discusses refrigeration advances. It also references cultural bits on The Woman Thou Shalt Not, Cosmopolitan magazine, and public discourse on literature, science, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Wynter
Lohn
Mall Caine
Cosmopolitan
Hearst Boughtell
Fian Caine
Rev
Hallding
Redline
Eia Wheeler Wilcox
Ihn
New York Freening Journal
Dr. Darkhuter
Ball Camera
Porkturkt
Fala Wheeler Wilcox
Aethor
Jewel Robbery Reported At Wealthy Investor Home
A Chicago examiner report notes a $100,400 jewel robbery at a Toronto area investor’s home. Wilma Yarjes, a clerk, reported the incident last night pending further investigation. Police continue inquiries into the theft.
Mayor silent on job bond plea and teacher ban reconsidered
The school board debated revoking a ban on married women teaching under current contracts. Superintendent Cort ram was directed to rewrite the resolution, but board attorneys warned the clause was the action’s sole silent element. The meeting grew tense as Mrs. King adjourned sessions amid protests from several members.
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Education
Bowrs
J. C. Cortram
Acoot Board
Cochran
Ie Haned
Moffett
Buelgesg
Misa Florente Troy
Roger Sigker
Heart
Miss Nord
Art
George OC. Warahaeh
de. T. N. Orde
Pweision
Bened
Yaea
Mra
Fonts
Wes Nesdas
Gilmore Y
Clernston
King
King Atrowto
Gilmore
Link Powers With Dope Rine Link Powers With Dope Rine
United States narcotics agents pursue William Powers in a sprawling murder case tied to the Park Ridge widow, Mrs Asta Ridi ng, and Mrs Dorothy Lambe. Investigators believe heroin trafficking linked to a wider criminal network, with Powers’ wife Tala and sister-in-law Finn Belle Strother under supervision as probes intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worvight
United States
Gover Mit Indlay
Norcatica
Washington, D. C
Nagistant Peent
Rikhinz
Clarksburg
Forbe Fx
Powers
Asta Riding
Park Ridge
Magix
Elitizen
Dorothy Lambe
Northborn
Massachnacks
Will Searc
Helene Travels Third Class Across Royal Circles
A garbled report notes Helene, former wife of King Carol I of Romania, traveling in third class. It hints at royal fringe mingling with common travelers and mentions a Scottish country place and a May holiday, though details are unclear due to text corruption.
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London
Helene
Romania
Carol I
Furefram
Caval
Eampandon
Rcotland
Two Detectives Die In Road Accident In Ohio
Two San Antonio detective department plumbers were killed and two other officers seriously injured when a touring car overturned on a road near Chippewa Ohio. Lieutenant A. S. in stead and a special investigator were among the injured, with reports noting theft and missing money from the victim Milstead. Police awaited results and planned funeral escorts and memorials as officers from multiple departments sent condolences.
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Tote
Won
Tong
Tone
Vollee
A.D. McDonald
Lang
Thisves
Milstead
Nickman
W. CG. Dickwan
Rex Mar
Aeveral
Amladhem
Cuantain Dickman
Chiek
Owen Kildar
Jonrning
Ohio
Carter Caring
Watertaker
Lodby
San Antonin Riley
Faelock
Ja Peabahte
Austin
Goodman
Condolenre
Tate Angelos Palin Lépartment
Hi Paso Rolice
Translaw Department
McCuhtins
Penernonanager
Moreland Loses First Match In Amateur Golf Champs
Johnny Goodman of Omaha, one of the seeded favorites, falls 2 and 1 to Tilly Towel of Midmount, Ohio Valley champion in his first tournament. George Voigt of New York also loses to Richard Martin of Chicago as upset rounds begin. Gus Moreland of Lathe, Texas, eliminated after trailing most of the way, with Frank Cannan of Mount Clemens, Mich., advancing in the opening rounds of the National Amateur Golf Championship.
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Beverly
Stitgago
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Galt
Tilly Towel
Midhmount
Ainin
Secon
George Voigt
Now
Tork
Richard Martin
Hie Mago
Gus Moreland
Lathe
Marye
Ore
Owen Covey
Salk Lake Ciy
Willim Dockowatl
Bradenton
Florida
Tana
Gordian
Sealer
Braul
Arts
Ririnke
Potent
Chiessa
Grorke Voigt
Xow
Carey Hellen
Kanren
Carter
Neo York
Gna
Masten
Jobe Able
Fraltte
Paul Jackson
Kanena City
Ohn Lehman
Chicago
Prant Cannan
Meuné Clamens
Man Who Gave Away Millions Fails to Pay Rent Bill
New York report states Troth Gellaily a 7K giver of millions and benefactor of a large art collection faced a municipal court over unpaid rent for his wife’s dwelling. The case centered on his philanthropy versus his financial obligations as creditors seek settlement.
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New York
Gellaily
Tha Smith Apalant Institution
Athers
Ling
Ebineingac Gellaily
Clare
Weather outlook for San Antonio area unchanged say forecast
The bureau predicts no significant change in San Antonio weather through Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Expect mainly clear to partly cloudy skies with light southerly winds, low around 42 degrees and highs near 60. Widely scattered showers may occur, with cooler nights and mild daytime temperatures across West Texas.
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Antopis
Mondernin
Minnine
Bureau
Texas
West Texas
Nautilus Silent for Three Days OBMO
Neewax September 2 radio reports from Herzen say the submarine Nautilus Tor Hie pastree day has not responded. The station has attempted contact nightly with no signal received, fueling speculation the vessel may have sunk under the ice.
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Nautilus
OBMO
Neewax
Herzen
Herbert Wilkens
Nautilus Tor
Thern
Anil
Bergen
Anthropological Workshop Opened in Santa Pr and Bent
A new anthropological workshop was formally opened at the Laboratory of Anthropology with notable attendees including American scientists and supporters. The event, highlighting studies of human origins and cultures, drew interest from philanthropists John D. Rockefeller Jr. and educator Branson Cutting, amid ongoing Rockefeller backing.
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Anthropological Workshop
Santa PR
Anthropological
Laboratory of Anthropology
John D. Rockefeller Jr
United
Weather Bureau Warns Of Storm Near St Thomas Indies
Weather bureau issues warning for a storm system centered north of St Thomas in the West Indies. The storm moves slowly toward the area with unclear intensity and potential impact on nearby islands. Authorities urge monitoring updates as forecasts evolve.
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Weather Bureau
Warhington
St. Thomas
Weel Indies
Oil Firm Records Inspected by State
State investigators from the attorney general's department conduct a formal inspection of oil company records in Austin, with officials noting absence of certain defendants and scrutinizing managerial files. Named participants include Wilved, the attorney general, and others as part of the review process.
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Austin
Texas
Attorney General'n
Amon Wilved
Lo Ayan
Two Women Duel Over Tailor Ends With Wounding
In Mentio City two women engaged in a pistol duel over a tailor. One woman, Senorita Soli Mendoze, was wounded in the chest and another, Maria de loa Angelea Garea, was jailed. The incident occurred amid a dispute over the tailor and alleged infidelity.
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Mento City
Fae Alfectiona
Bergic Fitva
Ope van Pérhaye
Senorita Soli
King Carol of Rumania II Seeks Hand of Princess
King Carol of Romania II pursues marriage to Princess Maria Francesca, daughter of King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, amid court chatter of a betrothal. The 17 year old princess reportedly bears Archie Duke Otto’s influence, while Carol’s divorce from Queen Helen remains disputed by Romanian authorities.
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Wier
Terenas
Maria
Ysmmanuel
Italy
Carel
Romania
Archduke Otto
Uhrane
King Carol of
Rumania II
Belgiach
Iugoslavia
Carol of
Otto
Rane
Carol
Helene
West Texas Railway Expansion Reported Amid Protest
Dallas dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission examining a proposed extension of the Texas and Lavifie line in West Texas. Attorney T. OD. Girestiam claims the project entails 5 to 10 million dollars for new construction and plans to file briefs in Washington by September 22.
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Dallas
West Texas
Nnl
Washiezton
Hotel Magnate's Son to Wed in Chicago Ceremony
The planned wedding of Stewart Tarver son of Mr and Mrs Fyton Starves of Chicago and Lara Cornell daughter of John Cornell of New York is set for noon in Santa Fe. Prominent figures in hospitality and hotel systems figure in the event with expected attendance by social and business circles.
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Santa FR
N. ML
Stewart Tarver
Fyton Starves
Chicago
Lara Cornell
John Cornell
New York
Bsron Tintrey
Fred Maever
Hatele
Fealamania
Stewart Warvey
Wiscoininl
TA Yey
Gendyala
Yalemm St Marks
Cyran
Demand for Immediate Action Divides City Officials
Mayor Chambers dodged a definite stance on a municipal bond issue when pressed by a large bond committee led by Gentey P. Taylor. The committee urged immediate action, while the mayor deferred until Judge Quin could release the attorney general's approval and related matters. Meanwhile 300 unemployed workers were hired locally and 200 more were employed, as petitions circulated for a bond between 2.5 and 7.5 million dollars.
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M. Chambers
Iarzé
Gentey P. Taylor
Amihough
Adinistration
Tislor
C.K. Quin
City-Milorder
Taylor
Jnne
Commerce Street
Wagbin
Tetuse
Ing
Moon
Beau
Iris
Weather Forecast For Wednesday And Thursday
The forecast shows Wednesday with clear to partly cloudy skies and a high around 52 degrees with mild winds. Thursday is expected to warm to about 63 degrees with increasing winds and possible showers late in the day.
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Ban Antonis
Kelnilps
Thursdari
Micktiy
Cpeet
Winklesan
Ganerang
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Walleireet
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Wleck
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St. Pail's
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Tha Ossler
Wil. Vain A. Raye
General Foods Corporation
China
Wiliam Bosco Thompson
Andrea
American Chemical Society
Buffalo
Bmythy
Princeton
Ane Drewa
Johne-Hopkins
Drury
Columbia University
Fark Ators
Rolling Stars
Gopy
Allard B. Platner
Detroit
Olga
Rine
U.S
Nabil
Lala
Strother
Talia
Rome
Tate
Long
Moreland
S.A
Chambers
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