Sophie Lyons shifts from thief to philanthropist in New York
Sketches Lite reports Sophie Lyons once branded the city’s worst woman by Inspector Brynes now appearing as a philanthropist in Mulberry Street. She offered 35000 to Detroit to found a home for unclaiming children with criminal tendencies while her husband Ned Lyons was a famed bank burglar. Lyons’ volatile career included posing as Mme de Varney in Europe and a onetime arrest near the Arc de Triomphe.
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New York
Sophie Lyons
Inspector Brynes
Mulberry Street
Detroit
Lower East Sde
Sophie
Slug Sing
Ned Lyons
Europe
Mme de Varney
Arc de Triumphe
Notice of State License for James Burgess in Clarksburg WV
Notice is given that James Burgess, of Clarksburg in Harrison county West Virginia, will apply on February 12 1916 at the Harrison county court house for a State License to carry a revel and allow operation as special officer for the Mederia-HUI-Clark Coal Company.
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Harrison County
James Burgess
Clarksburg
Harrison
Mederia-Hui-Clark County
West Virginia
W.va
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Clarksburg, W.va
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Gene Stratton Porter
Arthur Stringer
Mary
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Felix O'Day
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Geo. Barr McCutcheon
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Louis de Foe
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Chicago
World Film Corporation
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Splexél
Grand Central Station
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Hartland Addition
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Storm’s Dairy
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le Sturm
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Dunan Avenue
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