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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1909

Page

6

Mad Dan Maitland and the Safe Gem Heist

In New York Maitland clashes with a woman in gray and a double forger. A forged detective, Dan Anisty, robs Maitland of his jewels after a staged safe loss. The real criminal dupes Maitland and plots a double cross as he flees with the gems. Maitland narrowly regains his wealth and misreads a romance.

Dan Maitland New York O'Hagan Dan Maitland Bannerman Greenfields Lady In Gray Daniel Anisty Dan Anisty Snaith Ic¢st Snai

Mysterious Maitland Plot Unfolds in Harlem Scene

A sharp-eyed sleuth Hickey and the gray man Anisty probe a Harlem boardinghouse for Maitland and McCabe. Maitland’s absence, a late night security watch, and a secretive woman beset the stalled intrigue as the jewels vanish toward a concealed return.

Jeb Stuart's Last Battle at Yellow Tavern Recall

A Richmond reunion recounts Jeb Stuart's final clash in the Wilderness campaign era. Cavalry led by Custer charges the Confederate left as Wickham and Lee units hold the telegraph road near Richmond. Stuart is borne from the field after a brave stand, his last battle.

Richmond New York Sun Jeb Stuart Gen Fitz Lee Wickham Phil Sheridan Hanover Junction Yellow Tavern Sheridan Virginia Jack Saunders Saunders Custer Stuart

Maitland’s Illness Deepens Amid Secretive Plans

Maitland tells O’Hagan he will not see Mr Snaith again and orders a hot bath and evening clothes. The janitor-valet relays Maitland’s gratitude and details of Maitland’s injuries, noting minor improvements as the narrative hints at a hidden motive and looming confrontation.

Maitjland Maitland O'Hagan O’hagan

Immense Electric Machine Owned by New York Physician

A massive static electric machine, claimed as the largest ever built, is owned by a New York physician. It stands six feet high, seven feet long, four feet wide, and weighs 650 pounds. It contains 40 glass discs, 20 of which rotate while 20 stay stationary, driven by a quarter horse power motor. A spark up to 30 inches long can be produced, and full excitation takes five to ten minutes with a charge retained for 13 to 16 hours.

St. Nicholas Avenue Seventh Avenue McCabe Anisty Hickey E’miss’ner Simmons No. 205 Missis Simmons Maitland Nicholas Avenue Jim Eighth Avenue Tocsin Madison Avenue O’hagan Central New York

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Barclay

Graniteville Vermont resident Mrs Barclay writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health during the change of life. She lauds the medicine as invaluable, noting its wide endorsement and alleged cures of female ailments.

Chas. Barclay Graniteville, Vt Lydia E.pinkham Lydia Pinkham R.F.D Graniteville Lydia E. Pinkham

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