Lost in Mountains Lewellyn Roberts Rumored Missing
A late dispatch from Missoula reports Lewellyn Roberts, brother of Wynne Roberts and a known book dealer, wandering in the mountains near Horse creek and possibly starving. He was traced by Will Harlan across two nights and is feared dead. search efforts continue amid rugged terrain. A related note mentions a taxidermy specimen and a bankruptcy filing in Philadelphia involving Strouse & Co.
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Lewellyn Roberts
Paul
Missoula
Mont. Bove
Llewelyn Roberts
Wynne Roberts
Posure
Neste
Ming
Will Harlan
Waerie
Cee
Selling Stock of Sterling Silver Traveler Samples
A buyer offers a large stock of up to date sterling silver travelers samples at sensational low prices. The ad promises savings of 25 to 50 percent on every dollar and notes a wide assortment including gents’ pieces and lapis or lapres wateris along with hundreds of other pieces.
Lolita Learns to Dance in Chicago
Lolita Armour takes her first dancing lesson with governess at an academy. She shows free movement despite a minor limb difference and a momentary fall, smiling and declaring pain is not felt.
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Chicago
Lolita Armour
Academy
Dreaded Toy Explodes Killing Willie Marion in Yardley
Yardley Pa November 18 Playmates found a dynamite cartridge and gave it to Willie Marion aged about years as a toy The blast killed him within minutes A scar over his heart was found on examination The note mentions a ticket sale and a football game near Topeka and Lawrence with incomplete details and names J C Fulton and F A Lewis listed for information
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Yardley
Willie Marion
Joan Marion
Wille
Union Pectfic
Found Tetpockers
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas
Arity
Nebraska
J.C. Fulton
F. A Lewis
Iron price cuts ripple through pig iron markets
New York November 12 Our monthly blast furnace totals show rapid shifts as manufacturers cut prices to attract buyers. Central west led declines while the south pressed forward with deep discounts on finished products. Steel, plates, and structural shapes see divergent moves, and demand remains cautious amid a broader price rebalancing. Baby murder trial opens in Pottsville. widow Mary Riehl faces murder charges. A brick wagon funeral honors J K Beeson in Elkhart. St Louis information bureau opens at 998 Main Street Kansas City.
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New York
Towed Heiress to 5 Million Estate Marry Lippincott
James Dundas Lippincott heir to a $5,000,000 estate by his mother plans to wed Bell Armstrong of Washington DC on November 21 at the Armatorres residence in Washington. The couple’s marriage will be attended by a small circle of friends. Plus, Bandmaster Balthaeer Wein and his wife, who planned their 50th anniversary on February 12, were both found dead in Pittsburgh, hinting at a tragic double loss.
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Gen. Armstrong
Washington
J. D. Lippincot
Philadelphia
James Dundas Lippincott
Broadway and
Walnut Streets
Lipplacot
Bell Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Mise Armstrong
Igadher
Frank C. Armstrong
Indian Astaire
Cleveland
Armatrores Mee
Sunderland Place
Pittsburg
Balthaeer Wein
Welk
Wels
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Paris
C. H. Morrison
Kansas Avenue
Pacific Coast
California Academy of Sciences
San Francisco
Arizona
Strouse & Go, Umiorters and
United States District Court
Joseph Potter
H. Scott Donnelly
Helena
Mont Tinta
Sterees Creiaoeen
California
Caillternis
FBI
Sparka Heerm
Ebnare S
RB. F. 5
Ruby
Emeral
Morrison’s
Kansas Ave
Lolita
Hises
Saya
Coatesville
Absolom Kiernan
Darby
Mortonville
Golert
Deees
James Batley
Ay Z. Hamilton
Frank Fagan
M.S. Lang
Toy
Pottarilie
Mary Riehl
McAdoo
Hearns
Elkhart
Ind
J. K. Bees
Boss
St Louis
Meinstrept
Kansas City
BMI L. S. McClellan
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