The Woman of Wax Continues a Drowned Ada Case
Detective Dow and Chief Kelly press the Gobson murder inquiry as Ada Ricard's wax head draws crowds at Bellevue Hospital. Gobson, the accused, remains cool while legal maneuvers and witness accounts probe his guilt. A dramatic morgue arrest follows, with Dow disarming Gobson and a trial looming.
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Toby
Nin
Davis
Robertson
Ada Ricard
New York
Thomas Cornhill
James Gobson
Buffalo
Gbson Howard
Jefferson
William Dow
Captain Young
Gobson
Wiliam Dow
Ada
Miss Ada
Ricard
Dow
Albert Moor
Mr. Keily
Museum of Curiosities
Bellevue Ospital
Mohick
Big Kelly
Kelly
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
Jame Gobsous
Mr. Kelly
Corti
Adar
James Gubson
Willian Dow
America
James Gorson
Mr. Mortimer
Thomson
Keener
Tom Katters
Miss. Ada Ricard
Macready
United States
James
Douglas
Mortimer
Young
O’brien
Te State
James Gebson
Yorkville
Jaimnes Gobson
Central Police
Jeffersop
James Gobsen
The Ada Ricard Redemption at the Tombs
Ada Ricard, proclaimed misidentified, arrives alive after a near execution of James Gobson. Captain Young and Mortimer arrange access to Gobson, and Ada reveals her identity as Gobson’s former wife. Coroner Davis and Chief Kelly confront the scandal as Ada funds release and a pardon are arranged.
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William Dow
Ada Ricard
Kelly
Lere
Warns
Davis
Miss Ada
Mc. Davis
Miss Ann
Don
St. Louis
Mr. Kelly
Rocky Mountains
James Gobson
Aten
Missouri
Gorson
Mary
Mr. Davis
Gobson
Ada
Miss Adi
George
Keily
Lis
William
Young
Saunders
Eentones
Michel
Mortimer
Meyer
Mr. Gobson
Micher
Mr. Midler
Twenty-third Street
Wishire
Law Ld
Hobhappy Woan
Miss Ana
Playton
Lombs
Captain Young
Oun
Peters
Mr. Young
Petra
Central Office
James Gubson
Sg Vo
Mr. Medler
O'Nealin Nis
Martin
Janus
Drew
Martiner
Havana
Mr. Mortimer
Kenny
Mr. Sen
Poletian
Ary
Lim
Little Dolly Fretz Reunited After Disappearance
Chicago notices report four year old Dolly Fretz going missing after leaving to buy soap with mother at 8 am. A frantic search by police and neighbors ends when Dolly emerges from under a bed at 11:30 am, safe with her mother at 104 West Monroe Street. Dolly wore a blue hat and blue eyes.
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Little Dolly
Chicago News
Little Dolly Fretz
Dolly
West Monroe Street
Dolly Fretz
Monroe
Dambee
Plants Crownie in the Dark
A Masonville Mail paragraph describes a vine invading homes by climbing walls and creeping through plaster cracks until it reaches rooms. Training aided its growth, thriving during the season of the sear and yellow leaf before light and season checked its progress. A second case traces a tub plant growing through a bed, entering a conductor’s spout and flourishing in the eaves, its hidden parts resembling bleached celery with small leaves.
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Crowell Mail
Woodbines
Die
Sid
Remarkable Vitalizing Treatment Promoted by Starkey and Palen
Unified claims describe thirteen years of earnest effort by Drs Starkey and Palen at 1109 Giant Street Philadelphia to treat chronic ailments with a Vitalizing Treatment. They promise universal effectiveness, urge sufferers to write for documents and reports to verify cures and relief under their regimen.
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Shial
Ties Fein
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the Woman OF Wax
Rene DE Pont Jest
Virginia Champlin
Gubson
New York Herald
Ada Ricardt
James Oe
Africa
Lam
State OF
Mal Saunders
Gabson
Mgr. O'Brien
Mr. Macready
Lou Sure
Gentieven
Ada Nicard
Lavine
Muacready
Moacready
James Gopson
Econpany
Deuce
Jane
Miss Jane
Sue
Mr. Peters
Master Meyer
Jim
Ulings
Me. Midler
Hin
Gord
Devougy
Yorkham
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