Hubbell Embezzlement Case Debated by One Juror Idea
The article argues that F A Hubbell did not embezzle county funds as he remained in custody of the funds in the bank. It notes the governor removed him and a legal battle followed over rightful office and funds. Eleven of twelve jurors found no embezzlement. the lone juror defended innocence.
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F. A. Habpell
Hubbell
F. A. Hubbell
I. Hubbell
England Faces Declining Birth Rate Amid Social Strains
The English birth rate for the latter half of 1905 is the lowest on record, prompting claims that modern civilization brings unnatural conditions. The piece argues late marriages, urban crowding, and unemployment drive misery in London slums, with deeper impacts on wages, almshouses, and asylums. It urges better distribution and employment before worrying about population decline.
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England
London
Sol
Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde parallels and liquor tales draw attention
A Philadelphia letter carrier Charles Devine is arrested for robbing the mails and a Detroit Free Press piece compares alcohol's influence to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The column argues liquor awakens a dark side, while noting the man’s sober honesty. It reflects on stock market shifts and western farmers' fortunes.
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Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Charles Devine
Philadelphia
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Stevenson
Devine
Abe
Fener
Weyiue
Dr. Joky
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Detroit
Lambe
Ripple Effects of Kind Words in a Poem
A reflective piece on how kind words create lasting positive impact. It compares a single word to ripples that spread outward, soothing troubled hearts and lifting spirits, while unkind words cause wider harm. The poem emphasizes choosing cheer to start a wave of comfort.
Debunking the Pretty Girl Stereotype in Early Work Life
The piece argues that hiring favors practicality over looks and explains how plain or ambitious women build lasting careers. It notes thrift, long term planning, and management potential, with examples of women advancing to forewoman roles and earning near men’s salaries.
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Frat
Oftelon
Police Court Skipping Booze Leads to Five Day Jail Term
John Murphy drank heavily and ran through streets amid hallucinations before patrolmen quieted him. Judge Crawford sentenced Murphy to five days, warning of harsher terms if repeated. John Rhodes and George Harrison were arrested for fighting and intoxication. Rhodes received five days of street work, Harrison was discharged.
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Kang
Murphy
Judge Crawford
Small Folks Point of View From Pacile Monthly
An excerpt describes a seven year old boy Dorm asking a family friend which papas he resembles and Kitty four and a half years old sobs after being spanked. Marjorie tortures chicks by dunking their heads under water before her mother intervenes.
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Dorm
Maddy
Atick
Marjorie
Pacile
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