Ghost Widow Terrorizes Sag Harbor Women
In Sag Harbor a Ghost Widow draped in black haunts Main Street between Howard and Glover streets. Capt. Abe Selvers leads locals in hunting the masked specter as women fear going out after 9 pm and long for social events resumed.
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Sag Harbor
New York
Seg Harbor
Abe Selvers
Saragossa Sea
Selvers
Sig Harbor
Main Street
Howard
Glover Streets
Feela
Tve
Sullivan testifies on unhappy marriage in divorce case
Chicago source reports heavyweight champion John L. Sullivan testified before Judge Barnes about an unhappy marriage to his estranged wife. He blamed desertion and alleged improper conduct. Sullivan expressed desire for a decent Catholic burial by blood relatives if he dies first and reflected on his past as a new man.
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Chicago
New York
John L. Sullivan
Barnes
John T
Martiel
Ives
Centerville
John LT
Sullivan Snow Duert
Bale
Harm
Bul Iyan
Era of Cheap Postage and Its Global Reach
The article argues that the era of cheap postage is dawning as America negotiates similar rate agreements with Great Britain and Europe. It notes predicted universal rate reductions, the disappearance of the cent rate for most routes, and a boost in mail volume that should maintain revenue, with substantial benefits for commerce worldwide.
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Lpm de Wrae
Gertiam
America
Great Britain
Germany
England
Europe
Orient
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippines
Shanghai
Wom
Sugar as a farm and diet element debated in science era
The article discusses sugar's role in animal fattening and milk yield, contrasting molasses and sugar with starch. It notes scientific approval of sugar as a fuel source, comparing caloric values with meats, and considers sugar's place in German soldier diets and future research on its physic vigor implications.
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Wisronsa Dufeymin
Cool Tae Nation
Union Station Bank to Open Near Amor Station
Union Station Bank with a capital of 1009 will open near Amor Station around January 10. Operating from 6 am to 9 pm, it may stay open overnight if demand warrants. Charles L. Lane of the Alien Pfeiffer Chemical Co is named president with Esuyon Clansier of Mercantile National Bank as cashier. The district includes 14 retail stores 31% saving houses factories and hotels and 1438 residences serving about 10000 people and 200000 in local establishments.
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Bt Loult Dispaten
Tim New
Union Staton Bank
Amor
Charles L. Lane
Alien Pfeiffer Chemical Company
Esuyon Clansier
Mercantile National Bank of
New York City
Sister Lured by Voice Seeks Rich Sister in New York
Catherine Bruce from the University of Michigan traveled to New York to find her sister Mrs Charles J Rich of 400 West 118th Street. Bruce reported hearing a voice claiming to be her sister while in Ann Arbor, and Mrs Rich has been ill with pneumonia for several days under care in a hospital or residence.
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New York Herald
Catherine Bruce
University of Michigan
New York
Wedngdas
Ann Arbor
Charles J Rich
West 118Th Street
Mise Bruce
Ann Atuer
Pilysteran
House of Seton Famous in Past and Present Lineage
Old George Seton of Edinburgh has died at an advanced age, head of the Carlston branch, with ties to Archbishop Seton and Mrs William Seton. The piece traces Seton lineage, titles, and the fate of Cariston, noting connections to American Setons, including the Roosevelt family, and recounts related European noble lines and memories of Mary Queen of Scots era.
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George Seton
Edinburgh
Carlston
House of Seton
Robert Seton
New York
Rome
William Seton
Frederick County
Sisters of Charity
United States
Basil
Methuen
Setons
Cariston
Charles Moore
Baston Mass
Fife
Isabella
Caristan
John Seton
Lord Seton
Bruce Munnetl Seton
Abercorn
Sir William Seton
Pitmedden
Winton
Eglington
Lord Eglington
Montgomery
Seton Earls
Dumferline
Pareroth
Seton
Mary Queen of Scots
Walter Scotts
Loch Leven
Queen Mary
Setun Castle
Walter Scott
Lord Setons
Dick Lander
Mary
Horan
Hurac
Adar
Eve
Pan Tang
Cruefixton Ash
Tre Setons
Parbruid
New Lort
George Wand
Miss Curzon
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Ana
Brevern de la Gardie
Vienna
Biton Paulus Ac Ta Gardie
Tangaeda
France
Mary Wueen
Scoty
Russia
Elizabeth
England
Denmark
James de la Gardie
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
West Plan
Nristine
Kingdom of
de la Gardies
Hapsal
Evar
Fat Man Wins Rule for Brides in Philadelphia Divorcee Tale
A Philadelphia divorcee prescribes a humorous rule for would be brides: always marry a fat man. The passage mocks social pretensions with a character declaring love for the stout partner while a line from a play notes nobody loves a fat man.
Birds confirm Queensboro bridge safe says engineer
Bridge engineer Hawace E Sinclair cites birds flocking to the Queensboro span as a sign of strength. He notes birds settled on earlier bridges before completion and compares with Missouri River crossings, saying ornithology and omens support that the structure will endure tests.
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Queensboro
New York World
Rudyard Kipling
Far East
Haat River
Blackwells Island
Hawacé E Sinclair
Bridgea Construction Corms
Sinclair
Missouri River
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
Water hog conquers dog in central park menagerie clash
An animal contest at Dom Pedro’s cage ends in chaos as a capybara named Nellie battles a Boston terrier named Jana. The fight escalates until keepers intervene. Jana is hospitalized but expected to survive, while Nellie escapes serious harm. Dom Pedro defends his ring as the capybara asserts dominance among South American rodents.
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New York
Boston
Jana
Central Park
Dom
Dom Pedro
Sele
South America
Nelle
Pedro
Cailar
Nelaes Mech
Bul Snyder
Boo Hurten
Snyders
Neti
Nad
Rabbi Hirsch on Saloon Life and German Socialness
Rabbi Hirsch urged stricter Sabbath observance and argued American life suffers from gender separation and saloon culture. He contrasted Germany where public resorts include wives and excess is less prevalent, urging liberal Sabbath practice. Nearby coverage notes Dr Wiliam Bull’s improving health amid hotel Plaza performances and a Pennsylvania Railroad plan to label train stations by number for efficiency.
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Tron
Chicago
Amerca
Germany
Simt Temple
Ravenswood Womans Club
New York
Wiliam
Bull
Gregor Wartz
Hotel Plaza
Plaza
Hull
Atlas
Wen
Shays
Claire
Turkeys Hunter Sets Central State Records
Daniel Coder of Calvin Truntingdon County is a celebrated wild turkey hunter. He has killed 21 birds in one season and 19 in another, with a current year total of 19172 and 19 pounds respectively, and aims to shoot two more before season end. Under state law the annual limit is four.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Coder
Calvin Truntingdon
Coder
Harlem Farm Fortune Reveals Hidden Wealth Of Mrs Pinkney
The New York World describes Miss Mary Goodwin Pinkney as a silent beneficiary of a Harlem farm investment grown to possibly 560 million dollars over 50 years from 40 thousand dollars. Her wealth eclipses famed patrons yet she remains largely unknown to most New Yorkers.
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Harlem
New York World
Mary Goodwin Pinkney
HB Claffin
A T Stewart
Pittsburg
Chicago
Peter Cooper
Stephen Girards
Astor
Catherine Lorillard Wolfe
Miss
My Good Old Shoes And Other Quixotic Verses
A fragmented poem sketch from a Chicago newspaper page mixes verse on worn shoes with musings on love and regret. The speaker recalls old shoes past use and pines for new, while interleaving reflections on social scenes, stamps, and a broader meditation on life and money. The tone shifts between whimsy and rueful observation, revealing a mosaic of items from poetry to collecting.
Reflections of a Bachelor
Fragmented reads best as a humorous set of vignettes on male regrets money waste and social missteps. It hints at judgments from a bachelor about money matters and relationships, touching on past choices and missed opportunities.
Interviews on Dem party reorganization and 1900s politics
Former representatives and visitors discuss party unity, Taft Bryan and the influence of factions. The dialogue touches on national party machine control, potential reorganizations, and the impact on business sentiment and overall national prosperity.
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New York Charity Organization Society
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John L Sullivan
Sherman
Union Station Bank
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Brentwood Company
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Rabbi Hirsch
Dr Bull
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Rondeau Redousse
Chicago News
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iLen
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West Twenty Sixth Street
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