Mrs Buffum Near Collapse in Poison Trial
Long cross examination reveals Mrs. Buffum near nervous breakdown in murder case at Auburn prison. She clings to hope of acquittal as memories of her husband’s death haunt her. Family sorrow, missing daughter, and constant vigil from the Mansfield Road home frame her anxious state.
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Bittle Alley
Cynthia
Cynthia Buffin
Rome
Mansfield Road
Anther
Auburn
Hallum
Lanna
Ittle
Tragic Crash Claims Four Near Cryde New York
Four people die and a baby is injured when an automobile collides with a train wreck near Cryde New York. Victims include Mrs Henry Bunle and Mrs Voll Minter, along with their spouses and a newborn, all within blocks of home. Police report indicate driver Wan Hunter operated the vehicle involved as the tragedy unfolded.
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Grade Groening
Cryde
N.Y
Merchet
Henry Bunle
Wontilly
Mie Millage
Thraw
Voll Minter
Wire Kill
MF Hunter
Atrock
Mea. Hinton
Submarine U 12 Sunk Amid War News and Losses
March 14 report from London notes the admiralty stating the destroyer Ariel sank the German submarine U 12. Ten of 28 crew saved, others presumed dead. The text covers various WWI updates including engagements off Hastings, losses of seven German submarines, and mentions British naval actions, with references to U 12’s specs and a prophecy of postwar trials.
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London
Admiralty
Hurller
T Ie Sitneraible
Tovar
Merainies
Bridewood
Hastings
Pares
Birmingham
Danzig
Wis
Millylene
Renklal
Dardanelles
Paute I Constantinople
Kouta
Sharon Firm Turns Down War Orders
Bharon Pa March 19 John Stevenson Sr president of the Driggs Seabury Ordnance Corporation said the firm has turned down millions of dollars in armament orders in the last four months Agents of the Russian French and British governments have sought to hire the company to manufacture shells but have been refused He opposes war on principle and notes the last shells were made eight years ago He has since joined Carnegie's power society and stays active saying it is better to build useful things for mankind than to stop world peace.
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Bharon
John Stevenson
Driegs-Seabury Ordnance Corporation
Tmen
Driggs-Stabury Corporation
Tam
Drew Carnegie
Powre Society
Queen of Sheba staged by New Era Club at High School
The New Era Club presented The Queen of Sheba at the High School Auditorium under Mrs. Caroline Shirey Moward. East Wangood and Hie cont umes impressed, with Rosa drill, Patomime, and strong solo parts. The Presbyterian Sunday School orchestra under Leon Tindslayer provided numbers, and Mrs. Caroline Howard read two pieces to close. The program concluded creditably, reflecting well on participants.
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New Era
Sara Mein
Nes
Mother McCree
Gerry T. Hipcaldy
Nira
Iran
Wings of
Hove
Sara McTanes
James Meinnes
Horns
Francis
Presbyterian Sunday School Orchestra
Leon Tindslay
G. A. Histon
Gene McInnes
Misa Myra Crapyer
Caroline Howard
Deafness Cure by Nasal Tubes and Remedies
Ancient and dubious claims describe using nasal tubes and syrups to cure deafness. The text mentions instilling fluids, later removal, and lists various remedies, with references to a 100 day period for an ear care career and a Toledo address.
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Gorton
Henrie
Tedamea Sonal
Omar
Wien
Akarsunk Snelveen
Nya
Nya Catarr
Cumney & CO
Toledo
Ohle
Express Co s Show A Big Decline
Washington March 10 a table made public by the Interstate Commerce Commission showing profit figures for express companies indicates a decline. For November 1914 the industry reported 198747 dollars in revenue with a profit of 114085 dollars, while five months ending November 1914 reflect a drop in earnings across the sector.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Profit Comparison Between 6H and November 1914
Profit figures show 6H at 72 dollars versus a 1,728,000 dollar profit in November 1914, indicating a dramatic year over year disparity in earnings. This brief compares the two periods to highlight the scale of profit difference.
Railroad stockholders vote to raise debt in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia yesterday, P.R. R. stockholders approved increasing the railroad's indebtedness to 740 million and backed plans to absorb three railroad subsidiaries. The meeting also urged repeal of full crew lines as part of the proposed reorganizations.
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Nio
Fennnytranix Railroad
Philadelphia
Mainine
Danderine Ad Claims Hair Growth and Sparkly Health
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a cure for dandruff and dry scalp claiming it cleanses, removes dust, stimulates the scalp, and stops itching. It promises hair grows longer, stronger and more beautiful after one application, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or counters.
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Manu
Gow Wealdy Mall
Altvancs
Corry Semi-Weeldy Journal ‘Mall
Yaarn Agvance
Gayarea
Corey
Pa Te Secon
Sea Live
Pacatytbueis Beach
Mies Willer
Limi
Mlione
Inguin
Helen Ko
Kellar
Alteck
Chichester
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Pigerty
Eve Tne
la Bassee
France
Neuve Chapelle
Aubers
Soualn
Chapagnie
Werman
Poland
Blin Lax
Augustowo
Champagne
Bomvardment
Malfal Uveprade
Tyrklah
Sell
Talpip
Siffren
Mira Rusalin
Goran
Warsaw
Pashington
United States
Ita
Gy Louis du Maurier
The
Royal Dusillers
Deute
George du Maurier
Trilby
Gerald du Maurier
Tur
Wyndham's Theater
Rites
Chicago
Mary
Chiaas
Liverpool
Eneuih Orderm
Garranza
Vera Cruz
Azmarican
Uren Aan
Sharon
Belligerets
Sheba
New Era Club
P.R. R
W. H. Duffy & CO
Center ST
Berlin
Barlow Hardware Company
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