Noted Singer in Jail on a Serious Charge
London reports Mig Wie Charged with stealing lingerie from department stores. Eugenie Fougere, the noted hall singer, is held in custody with her husband Albert Girod. She allegedly admitted taking garments from several shops as police recover items from her Museum Chambers apartment. Bail set at $1,000.
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Schoolgirls Run Riot and Stay Out All Night
Town report from Well Inge and Havana May recounts junior students causing a police sweep overnight. A clash with seniors ended with burning planned books and many volumes captured, while the juniors dispersed into the town leaving no clear trace behind.
Banker’s Throat Slashed by Domestic Servant in Robinson
May 15 at Robinson Wisconsin a banker Baruel L Bennett owner of the station bank was attacked in bed by his domestic Mrs Nori Plunkett wielding a razor. She claimed mistreatment and said she regretted not killing him. Detectives traced the note to Waas. he confessed but gave no motive. Separately Bennett allegedly tried to set fire to A P McElroy’s house while residents slept. a forest fire burned 33 acres.
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Man Arrested For Defamatory Letters In Clintonville
May, Franklin Fa to-day arrested Albert Yan a young man of Clintonville for posting defamatory notes in the village. He is jailed pending a full inquiry as letters and notes appeared at several homes and on a leading church door.
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Woman's hatpin suicide on train to Omaha note to son
Mira Liasde Dawson of Philadelphia died after stabbing herself with a hatpin during a train trip near Omaha. The dying woman, suffering consumption, told nurses she wished to go to a better land and asked to take care of her one year old son before she passed.
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Boy’s Tin Cap Obstructs Throat In Hart Trubert Case
Bridgeton New Jersey May 15 Hart Trubert four years old ingested a tin roofing cap while playing in the yard. Doctors in Bridgeton and Philadelphia failed to remove the obstruction. The cap was pushed toward the windpipe and the lad was brought home as air passed through a small hole in the cap’s center.
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Mysterious 1681 land deed found in Upper Chichester
Chester Pa May 1 while sorting old papers in the Dutton garret Wan H Dutton owner of Pe n isle found an original will dated July 28 1681 refers to a tract of land in Chichester known as Thomas Yes wis the purchaser.
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Deed bears signature of William Penn
A historical document fragment notes that the deed bears the signature of William Penn. The line hints at Penn’s authority and the document’s authenticity, emphasizing early colonial governance and land grants.
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Waving Trees Blind Lace Factory Workers Near Nottingham
London May 1 230 workers at a lace factory near Nottingham allege that waving branches from ornamental trees in a adjacent cemetery impair their vision and hinder production on windy days. Despite prior polls favoring keeping the trees, officials now consider felling them to resolve the grievance.
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