Doctor Webster Faces Trial in Wife Murder Case
Dream Jan 10 report outlines the case of Dr Mary Elgin Webster, charged with murdering his wife Bessie Kent Webster and dumping her body in a Dixon ravine. The 1904- era tale details multiple marriages, alleged motives, and a potential insanity defense as the trial nears in Oxle county court.
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Chicago
Oxle
Webster
Ilinois
Thia
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Bes ‘Sie Kent Webster
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Oral
Mw Yow Varney
Coder Rapids
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Cheng
Bie
Zoe Varney Webster
Parker to Make Third Attempt on Mount McKinley
Prof Herschel Parker of Columbia University leaves for Health then Alaska to attempt Mount McKinley for a third time. He will be unaccompanied by his wife who married last June. Parker previously climbed toward the summit in 1906 with Dr Cook and Brown, and in 1908 and 1912 disputed the peak's location. He will be joined by Nelimore Brown and Merrill Lavey, aiming to reach the summit despite the dangers. In another note, Cabinet wives hold weekly receptions through Lent.
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Herschel Parker
Columbia University
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Mount Mckinlay
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Mount McKinley
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Helmore Brown
Tacoma
Trown
Dy Cook
Nelimore Brown
Merrill Lavey
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