Outlaw Hill Appleweight Confined In Turner Court House
In South Carolina’s county court scene, the outlaw Hill Appleweight is securely jailed in the Turner Court House attic. The strange assembly of the town reads a peculiar scene as officials ponder a governor’s special duty and a planned coup, while the community quietly observes the unfolding event.
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Mimwell
South Cierolthy
Keidare
Amportunen
Gortheo
Atrange
Hill
Turner Court
South Carolin
Johnson Gains Declines to Gee Friends at Hotel Prince George
News from New York reports Cleveland Mayor Tom J Johnson staying at the Prince George hotel on June 28 amid personal tensions. Johnson arrived January 4 with his wife and a companion, seeking solitude and distance from questions about a recent marital issue. He was observed walking near the hotel and conversing quietly with acquaintances, while hotel staff noted his preference for undisturbed privacy.
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Bhork Watkn
Drives
New York
Tom J. Johuwow
Cleveland
Tn Ronting
Prins George
Aldosly
Jobinson
Nin
Tiina
Winatay
Ferauinod
Functional Derangement and Child Mental Health Debate in Court
A prolonged report on child mental health and the courts notes a plan to treat children with functional derangement. It cites Vanderbilt and Kernelt Dy M and discusses sending troubled youths to Presbyterian Hospital for evaluation and possible care. A 15 year old boy’s case is described, illustrating parole, relapse, and the strain on taxpayers.
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New York
Ernest K. Coulter
Vanderbilt
Setiiupy
Cornett Amtllom Renool
Thie City
Presbyterian Hospital
Coulter
Jone Bosn
Cornell Seeks Emblem Design for University Prize
The authorities of Cornell University invite competitive designs for a new university emblem and offer a prize of $200. The competition is open to all, with submission details to the chairman Professor George Ta. Burs. The university may modify or reject any design and will not adopt automatically without critique and heraldic standards.
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Gorell
Cornell University
George Ta. Burs
Woman's Development Says Woman Approaches Man in Strength
Dr Daisley A Sargent Harvard physical director says women will soon rival men in physical strength and beauty through physical culture. He notes women's habits are holier and their welfare less hindered by business worries, while male dominance in sport may fade.
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Sargent
Cambridge
Mass
Jan
Daisley A. Sargent
Harvard
Sangent
The Right Way Title Will object to netting the freezer
Ambiguous dialogue recounts a mother and father debating how to make a child turn the freezer down. A man reflects on offering two gents to stop the noise, while a husband suggests a cheaper method. The excerpt focuses on miscommunication and improvised parenting.
No Opposition to Senator Beveridge in Indiana Primaries
Reports from Indiana primaries show no opposition to United States Senator Beveridge as Keloot delegates proceed to Republican district conventions. Late day results indicate Beveridge maintains strong support with delegates aligned for upcoming state and national party actions.
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Beveridge
Tndianapolis
Thy
United Btaton Bonator
Hypnotic Suggestions Spark Superstitious French Farms
Charlitetown residents report a young woman named Chinen exhibiting trance like fits and levitation amid claims of demonic possession. Rev Walker and Dr Conger offer explanations citing hypnotism and scientific reasoning to calm fears among Newealand farmers.
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Charlitetown
Newealand
Prince Wdwiyd Island
Ateed Chinen
Pather Walker
Rolla Bay
New Zealand
Ims
Miss Chinen
Tate & Ot
InJan
Peter Conger
Cretair
Charlottetown Hospital
Conger
Thona
Free Goods Entering Under New Tariff Rises
Washington reports that more than half of imports entered free of duty under the new tariff law. For August through December the free of duty share averaged 50.7 percent, peaking at 66.96 percent in December, the highest five month average since 1847 aside from 1890 sugar provisions.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft Visits Grover Cleveland Home with Senator Newlands
President Taft motored to the former Grover Cleveland residence on Woodley Lane to meet Senator Newlands. They reportedly discussed the federal Incorporation bill due before Congress. After a brief talk with Captain A. W. Butt, Taft returned to the White House.
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Taft
Grover Cleveland
Wallington
Jan
Senator Newlands
Woodley Lane
Billy
Congress
White House
Mad Dog Attacks In Auburn Leaves Dozens Injured
In Auburn New York on January 31 a mad dog escaped from Reginald Clifford s home and ran through city streets mauling many people including several children. Dozens required medical care as bites left faces and limbs badly mangled. Authorities briefly evacuated the area and a quarantine was issued while fire crews struggled with the outbreak.
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Auburn
N. Y
Reginald Clifford
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