TORIES Register Neceiver Land Office Neal J Sharp Custer County
In a fragmented list, officials and candidates appear including Neal J Sharp in Custer County, state senate figures Ravenel Macbeth Henry F Powell, G Finnell JE C Chamberlain Lue dOlt Johnson Keyes Melkner H Johnston 4 et O Donohue Commissioner 1st Dist WJ Treloar 4 Sud Dist Geo McGowan End Dist Frank Aren.
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Custer County
Ravenel Macbeth
Henry F. Powell
Desse
G. Finnell
Je.c. Chamberlain
dOlt Johnson i
Keyes
H. Johnston
O' Donohue
W.j.treloar
Sud
Geo. McGowan
Prank Aren
Sentenced for life in Italian murder case of 1920s lovers
In Rome a trial concluded with Michael Rigosa and his wife Adele Betrost being sentenced to life imprisonment for killing the husband’s parents during a tumultuous elopement plot. After years fleeing via Naples and New York, an Italian reform era constraint finally delivered life terms for the crime long suspected.
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Michanel Rigora
Adele
Rome
Adele Betrost
Michael Rigosa
Kigosa
Asthetto
von Stantipople
New York
Naples
Italy
Hetty Green At Home In Modest Hoboken Flats
The richest woman in America, Hetty Green, lives quietly in two small Hoboken flats with her husband E. Ti. Green. She keeps her home private, uses a pseudonym, and runs a frugal routine, splitting time between New York financial duties and her quiet domestic life.
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Hetty Green
America
Leigh Mitchell Hodges
Ladies’ Home Journal
Hoboken
N. J
C. Dewey
E. Ti. Green
New York
Woman rides freight car to Easton after perilous NYC trip
A young woman named Mame Steel from Alten town rode a Lehigh Valley freight train from Newark to Easton clinging to a box car footboard after being blinded by locomotive cinders. Police initially charged illegal carriage but the charge was dropped and she received a ticket home.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pattenburg
N. Y
Altentown
Mame Steel
New York
Newark
Violet-Destroying Pests Threaten Local Violets
Violet growers report a gall fly attacking fragrant violets causing curling leaves and larval damage. The pest, related to the European violet destroyer, now found in the area, lives in the crown and splits leaves as it feeds. Removal of infected leaf tissue and hydrocyanic gas offer remedies amid efforts to curb spread.
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New York Sun
Diptesis
Women and food impact on beauty and love affairs
A physician notes that drink hurry and worry drive men to insanity while women, lacking regular meals, suffer imbalance from love affairs and poor nutrition. He argues women neglect food, taunt men who eat regularly, and that neglect mirrors male patterns in stress and relationships.
A Chivalric Bird Describes Oven Bird Nesting Roles
An Audubon lecture on the ovenbird the golden crowned thrush explains a two chamber nest with a feather bed for the female and a clay couch for the male. The speaker notes the nest design cheekily mirrors gender roles and mocks modern feminism.
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Baltimore News
Science and Industry Developments Across Regions
Science and Industry notes report Britain’s fruit blue consumption valued at £19,060,000 and 200 new toy designs from Wallechapel. Russian pig iron output surged from 600,000 to 2,194,000 tons. Belgian strikes total 163, involving 14,206 workers, with few complete wins. New York cigars and paper cigars drop sharply in the year to April, while a sugar beet harvester promises cost cuts and more urban labor. A compact liquid air machine is planned weighing under 2.5 pounds, producing liquid air in 18 minutes. London shows low river-water death rates. Plymouth and Glasgow higher. A newspaper folding and addressing machine is tested in New York, potentially replacing many workers. Fr. Guichard disputes underground-waters moon influence by studying coastal wells.
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Great Britain
Wallechapel
London
Linde
Plymouth
Glasgow
Belfast
New York
Isiagrkavie
Ty Fr. Guichard
Land of Omar Khayyam and Persian questions
The piece discusses Persia and Omar Khayyam as Western misperceptions focus on carpets and poetry. It cites British and Russian views on Persian borders and suggests Curzon's India role relates to partition plans. It notes railroads, corruption, and looming split, with Musareud-din’s death predicted to cause halves. It also recounts Dr Julius Dewey house history and a relic hunter threat, and ends with Sparrow admiration in Boston debates.
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Darius
Cyrus
Xerxes
Mabylon
Ninevah
Lord Curzon
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Teheran
Thaesia
Musarer-ed-din
St. Louis Republic
Dewes
Montpelier
Julius Dewey
Inet
Edward Dewey
State Street
Manila
Ioston Transcript
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