Exiled Pole Hagemeister’s Struggle Amid Polish Expulsions
A long Berlin dispatch recounts the expulsion of Poles from Posen and a dramatic tale of Jacob Hagemeister a 65 year old jeweler and moneylender who seeks asylum in Russia after a split over his estate. Rejected by his family he returns to Posen where misrecognition brutality and mob violence ensue. He is arrested jailed and denied aid leading to a desperate return to Germany across the frontier.
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A Rich Bootblack Made a Fortune Westward
Pat Higgins of New York and later Denver rose from a Broadway bootblack stand to wealth, amassing tens of thousands. He kept frugal habits, sent for illustrated papers, and financed ventures in the Black Hills and Leadville, while supporting his two daughters and maintaining a simple wardrobe. He moved on to Tombstone and Chicago visits, depositing funds in First National Bank of Denver and becoming a sizable customer.
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Sinner Returns Forbidden Papers to Washington Letter Confusion
A former official sent to the Government Redemption Office a box of burnt paper claiming ten thousand dollars to be repaid as a loan. Experts found the contents were ordinary writing paper with a few two dollar bills burned and mixed, misrepresenting a payment.
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Prisoner Exchange Deception Ends With Heroic Return
During a World War II prisoner exchange, Raymond joined a roster of dead comrades by falsely answering to a fallen name. His courage saved him from exposure, allowing him to be exchanged and return to the North with the other prisoners, while the incident highlighted the dangers and camaraderie among inmates.
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