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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1937

Page

16

Oracle's Column lighthearted crowd in dorm chatter

The piece catalogs campus chatter about Junior Table Tennis title prospects and a parade of colorful names. It highlights jokes about Walt Barry and pool shouts, mentions George Scarth and other dorm personalities, plus a praise for Carl Makeover as a modest unsung hero.

Horbert Albright Art Liebermann, Jr Lee Olin Gaylord Thompson Walt Barry George Scarth Wally Carl Makeover Clarence Fleishour Clarence Polson

Daredevil Leap From Brooklyn Bridge Captures City Attention

In 1886 a red-haired youth known as Reds makes a famed 150 foot plunge from the Brooklyn Bridge amid a rowdy New York waterfront crowd. Police arrest and soon release him as spectators witness the spectacle and the crowd disperses.

New York East River Jim Brennan Brooklyn Bridge Paul Butler Jerry Cane Tim Brennan Brooklyn Reds Sally Steve Brodie Watkins Syndicate, Inc

The Marie Celeste Mystery What Became of the Crew

The article recounts the 1873 abandonment of the Marie Celeste while cruising from New York to Genoa with alcohol cargo. Captain Briggs his wife and two children, four crewmen and four others aboard vanished with no trace. The log incomplete no evidence of storm or foul play fuels theories of insanity piracy accident or curse.

Seven Seas B. S. Briggs New York Genoa Briggs Marion Mass Amer St. Mary’s Azores Gibraltar Boyce The Dei Gratia Deon Captain Briggs Skipper Briggs J. H. Winchester Rahway N. J Messrs. Meisner, Ackermann Messrs. Meisner, Ackermann & Co. the New York Watkins .Syndicate, Inc

Signature value of Button Gwinnett in American history

The article notes Button Gwinnett’s rare autograph as highly valuable among Signers of the Declaration of Independence. It recounts Rosenbach purchases in 1926 and 1927, including a 51 000 letter signed by Gwinnett and four other marine committee signers, highlighting rarity and national importance.

John D. Rockefeller J. P. Morgan Button Gwinnett Gwinnett England America Georgia Continental Congress Lach~lin McIntosh McIntosh Immortals A. S. W. Rosenbach Button Gwinnetts Rosenbach Marine Committee

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