Will and forged will in Napoleon I and Peter the Great notes
The piece discusses disputed forgery of a Peter the Great will suggesting a Constantinople India aim, contrasts Napoleon I last will with a vindictive clause and Cantillon’s 10 000 franc legacy, and includes a cleaning method for gauge glasses from Popular Mechanics detailing wary acid use and valve actions.
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Napoleon
Peter the Great
Constantinople
India
August von Kotzebue
Napoleon I
Austrigiida
Longwood
Cantillon
Paris
Duke of Wellington
Brussels
Napoleon III
Mark of Insincerity and Pride Warned by Judge
A judge cites a girl’s report of a sermon warning against insincerity and pride. The moral lessons warn that deceitful friendliness masks ill intent and that pride leads to downfall.
Suitable Gifts For Smokers Line Of Articles Offers Variety
Suitable gifts for smokers are advertised with a full line of pipes including calabash meerschaum and briar, plus cigar and cigarette cases holders tobacco pouches and a range of cigars and brands in ten and five cent values. A nice box set is highlighted as a preferred gift for fathers or brothers.
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Middlesex
Waitt
Bond
Taft Weighs Full Inquiry into Los Angeles Case
Washington December 6 The McNamara dynamite case prompts proposals to hold labor unions financially responsible and to create a federal incorporation or a federal investigative commission. Administration lawyers favor state incorporation while warning federal action may face legal and union opposition amid strong anti McNamara sentiment.
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Federal Commission
Washington
McNamara
Congress
Taft
Los Angeles
Chicago
Organized Labor
Southern Girl Sues Broker Over Broken Engagement
Miss Norine B. McKee sues Earl A. Walzem in New York supreme court demanding 50000 damages for breach of promise of marriage. She alleges the Wall Street broker courted her for one month before cooling and aborting plans to marry, citing love letters as part of the case.
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New York
Norine B. McKee
Supreme Court
Earl A. Walzem
Wall Street
Miss McKee
Walzern
Mistook Boy for Deer Leads to Accidental Death
In Belfast Maine Harl D. Bean of East Corinth confessed before the coroner's inquest to shooting Ralph W. Emerson a 12 year old from Liberty mistaking him for a deer. The coroner jury ruled death by accident by Bean and he is held under bail for manslaughter charges in the supreme court.
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Belfast
Harl D. Bean
East Corinth
Ralph W. Emerson
Liberty
Bean
Supreme Court
Alexander re-elected mayor in Los Angeles race
Good Government candidate Alexander wins a landslide over Socialist Harriman in Los Angeles with 27,999 votes to 10,554. The tally shows about a 3 to 1 margin improvement since the primary. In New York a bomb destroys a six story tenement at 287 28th Street, sending over 150 residents into freezing nightwear.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander
Job Harriman
Harriman
New York
Elizabeth Street
Christmas gifts and bowling good clean sport spots
Visit Lynch Bros. variety store on Main street for candy cigars and smokers articles for gifts. For winter sport fun, try the Naéon street bowling alleys with courteous service and clean surroundings and enjoy the best of all winter sports.
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Lynch Bros. Variety Store
Naéon St
Your Candy Here Your Candy Here
A local candy shop offers a full line of candy fruit and nuts including Lowney's Schrafft's and other popular brands. The ad promises fresh fruit and urges customers to get the habit.
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Sperry & Hutchinson
Finney & Hoit
South Acton
Vass
M. L. Dawson
Bates’ House
Concord
Bidek
Maynard, Mass
Trol
Maine
Good Government
W.b.casey
Sons
Ynard, Mass
Main St
Sports
Lynch Bros
Ver
H. Karionis
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