New York Family Features Hans Andersen Fairy Book
A tale recalls Hans Christian Andersen visiting Copenhagen in 62 years ago and making a fairy book for a child with Adolph Drewsen. The two men clipped pictures from papers and magazines and wrote captions to create a hundred page collection full of dragons and stories.
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New York
Vigeo Drewson
Copenhagen
Adolph Ludvig Drewsen
Hans
Ugly Duckling
Hans Christen Andersen
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Drewsen
Unpublished Andersen Tale Found in Copenhagen Library
The World reports discovery in the Royal Library of Copenhagen of an unpublished Andersen manuscript found in Dr Viggo Drewsen's home in Larchmont New York. The book features 100 pages of drawings and poems with Andersen’s wit, including a traveling tale later suppressed.
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England
Royal Library of
Copenhagen
Viggo Drewsen
Larchmont
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America
Europe
Cologne
Hanna Astrup Larsin
Frederik Vit
Frederik
Andersen and a Fatal Copenhagen Accident in 1875
A garbled report recounts Andersen dying in Copenhagen in 1875 at age 10 from injuries after an accident. The piece mentions disputed lines about drinking with a king turning water to wine and tangential references to fires and damages at Mekleney garages with losses in the hundreds of dollars.
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Andersen
Frederik
Copenhagen
Chiyen
Wegepar Wien
Heldt &Timmerman
Mekleney
Retirement farmer dies by poison in Davenport
Henry Beckmann, 66, a retired farm resident of Davenport, Iowa, ended his life this morning by swallowing poison after an illness of several months.
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Davenport
Seleh
Denry Bgeckmann
Legion Post Here Speeds Enrollment to Beat Ohioans
Becker Chapman post American Legion mobilizes to boost Iowa memberships before December 31. Commander Henry Dallman urges dues be paid by January 1 as the contest with Ohio aims to secure leadership. First meeting of the new year is January 7 at Memorial Hall to announce results.
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American Legion
Iowa
Post Aras
Washington shutters horses from four main thorofares
Washington D C December 28 AP the horse has been barred from four of the capital s prondest thorofares where years ago he paraded Fashion daily Now he may not enter Sixteenth street between H Street and Colorado Avenue Massachusetts between Fourteenth and Twenty second New Hampshire between Washington Circle and U Street or Rhode Island between Connecticut and North Capitol streets The streets remain boulevards but the term now signifies motor traffic over the equine pastimes
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Massachusetts Avenue
New Hampshire Avenue
Washington Circle
U Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
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Capital
Refusal to Testify Delays Prosecution in Iowa Hold-Up
Muscatine Iowa reports H V Han grocer refuses to testify against Clyde and Leo Anson alleging they would live a life of ease in prison. Han, paralyzed on his left side from three bullet wounds, seeks repayment for losses. Authorities say both brothers confessed to the October 16 holdup.
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H. V. Han
Clyde
Leo Anson
Hein
Paolica
Farmers Organize Johnson County Good Roads Assn
Johnson County Iowa forms a farmers led Good Roads association with Morgan W. Davis as president H J Dane as vice president W T Casey secretary and John W Dwyer treasurer The group backs a county plan to improve 160 miles of highways over six years at 3 608 117 and will promote the plan after a Jan 12 public hearing.
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UPJ
Johnson Counity Good Roads Association
Morgan W. Davis
H. J. Dane
W.T. Casey
John W Dwyer
Dane
Johnson County
Miss Mary Schmidt Visits Cleveland Mother
Miss Mary Schmidt of Cleveland Ohio is a holiday guest in the home of her mother Mrs Elizabeth Schmidt at 1004 Independence Avenue.
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Elizabeth Schmidt
Independence Avenue
Jeweler Held Up. Gems Steal Nets Up to $100,000
In New York on December 28, bandits robbed Henry Goldberg, a jeweler, escaping with unset gems valued between $75,000 and $100,000. The crime is described by ONS as a bold robbery.
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New York
Henry Goldberg
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