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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1902

Page

7

New York Group Plans Irvington Casino Resort

A New York finance group forms the Irvington Casino Company with a $600000 capital to develop land near Irvington on the Hudson into a Monte Carlo style summer resort. A stone casino for 200 guests, hunting preserves, park grounds, and entertainment facilities are planned on forty acres with lakeside views.

New York Carlo Monaco Europe Westchester County Irvington-on-the-Hudson Monte @arclo Irvington Casino Company Isaac Burr Aaron Burr Irvington Burr Irving Heights Association Henry Platt Willet F. Cook Gould Cyrus W. Field United States

Death Reveals Old Romance in Atlanta

Miss Carrie Wilkerson, who died in Atlanta, was the lifelong sweetheart of Alex H. Stephens. They grew up in neighboring counties as youths, stayed engaged though never marrying due to Stephens health. Wilkerson, a white haired woman past sixty, was left in grief and collapsed after his death.

Altanta Carrie Wilkerson Alexandder H. Stephens Wilkerson Mr. Stephens Miss Wilkerson Stephens Macon

Mesmerism Belief Tails To Explain Train Injury

Samuel Werner, walking near Haltiport, was struck by a Pere Marquette train and left unconscious. He claims mesmerism by a man who influenced him since childhood, citing past accidents and near drownings blamed on the same influence.

Haltimort. Md Samuel Werner Pittsburg Ravenna Ohio Allegheny City

Wireless Telephone Found in California

Stockton California April 11 A system of wireless telephone has been discovered by J H Lillie of Lodi superintendent of the Sunset Company who says he will soon place an instrument on the market that will revolutionize communication Lillies alleged discovery came by accident while testing barbed wire lines four miles apart when he heard another rancher talking more than eight miles away He has since perfected a system and instrument and reports practical tests solving long distance communication.

Stockton Cal J. H. Lillie Lodi Sunset Company Lillie San Joaquin County

Metal and Money Market Report

New York price quotes show Mexican dollars at 41 cents and silver at 53 cents per ounce. Copper is listed around 12 to 121 cents with fluctuating casting values noted.

New York

Living and Dead Attacked by Rats in Detroit Home

In Detroit on April 11 a three year old child, Robert Schurank, was bitten by rats while sleeping beside his mother at 1506 Canton Avenue. A recently born infant's dead face lay on a trunk beside them and was badly disfigured. The ro dent problem unsettles the household, which fears sleeping at all hours in a two story stone dwelling from ante Revolution era. Dr. H A Schell offers optical services amid the distress.

Detroit Mich Robert Schurank Lena Schurank Canton Avenue

Sleeping Im Spectacles

An optician reports two customers who sleep wearing spectacles to bed to aid sleep. A woman confessed she cannot sleep without them, claiming the habit started recently after years of use, with twisted bows observed by the optician and nightmares arising from poor sleep.

Boston Herald

Curious Tartar courtship by smoking pipe proposal

The article describes a quirky custom among the Tchulian Tartars where a would be groom hides to observe if his beloved woman will smoke a pipe left in her sight, signaling acceptance if the pipe is lit. An English garden tribute by Mrs. Rothschild features yews formed into a table, armchair, peacocks, a sundial, and a golden clock shadow with a heart shaped bed at each corner and the motto light and shade by turns but love always.

Indian Tribesmen Escape Police By Clever Tactics

London Express describes Bhils and Mahsuds as expert thieves who evade pursuit through stealth, deceptive disguise, and lifelike camouflage. They wear little clothing, oil their bodies for speed, and use shields to hide garments as they blend with night shadows.

London Express

Earl of Arundel Holds Castle by Right of Ownership

The Arundel Castle fortress is uniquely tied to its owner as the Earl of Arundel in England. No similar peerage privilege is known for other castles and a future sale to a millionaire could not block the title's seat in the house of lords if the owner fell on hard times.

Arundel Castle Earl

Sunday school lesson on kindness and scripture

A Carthage Press excerpt describes a Sunday school teacher sharing a week’s incident with her class of girls. She asks for a verse to illustrate the tale and a girl replies with the line Whatsoever God has joined together let no man put asunder.

Carthage Press

Express Elevators Shock Upstate Visitor in New York

A city visitor described the rapid express elevators in New York skyscrapers as terrifying. Taken from the sixteenth floor by an express ride, he found the sudden plunge to street level via the ground floor switch startling and compared it to jumping. The anecdote, attributed to the New York Post, highlights the fear of extreme elevator speeds.

New York New York Post

Fine Tiffany Glass At Low Prices From BE Capo Jeweler

An enamelled line of Tiffany glass pieces is advertised at reduced prices by BE Capo the Jeweler located at 83 West Congress, urging shoppers to inspect the collection.

BE. G. Capo the Jeweler West Congress

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