Wife Sentences Husband to One Year in Jail
In Philadelphia on January, Mrs. Nathan Kirkwood sentenced her husband to a year in the House of Correction after testimony in Manayunk police court. Magistrate Grells oversaw the proceeding. Kirkwood allegedly drank heavily and sold household shoes to buy liquor, prompting the punishment. The case reflects a domestic dispute tied to intoxication and property loss.
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Philadelphia
Nathan Kirewood
House of Correction
Kirkewood
Manivunk
Grells
Mrs. Kirkwood
Fatal Auto Bicycle Collision in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 1 a collision at Glenwood Avenue and York Street involved 14 year old Philip Taylor riding a bicycle and an automobile driven by Dr. Martin J. Nevinsor. The boy died nearly instantly and the driver turned himself in to the coroner. A waterspout was also observed, described as moving at enormous speed with high velocity over the sea.
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Philadelphia
Glenwood Avenue
York Street
Philip Taylor
Martin J. Nevinsor
Ne Hagar
Aizance
Sweet Candy Offer at Local Confectionery
A local shop promotes old fashioned candies including taffy and caramels. The note invites customers to try delicious confections and suggests taking them home.
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