Woman Impostor Poses as Huntington Wife Trapped by Detectives
New York detectives arrested Sophia Caroline Smith 46, a Brooklyn widow, for posing as Mrs. Collie P. Huntington wife of a California magnate. She obtained hundreds in goods from dry goods stores by using the Huntington name and a Hamburg American ticket. She confessed to adopting Mrs Huntington’s identity after posing as a wealthy society figure and bought clothing items including a Switser costume valued at 190 dollars.
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Murder charge against Charles Decoged in Granger town
A man named Charles Decoged was arrested last week in Granger by Chick Casellas for the murder of his wife. Police report say the wife died after alleged abuse and medical neglect.
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Sheridan Family Tribune in Nineteenth Century Society Portrait
The piece centers on Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan after her 1876 marriage, describing her as a slender graceful figure with gray bright eyes and aristocratic ease. It notes her devotion to home and children, careful household supervision, and refined tastes in art and decor.
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Noted Chicago Scholar Captures Attention in Philosophy Lectures
Chicago scholar James Hayden Tufts of the University of Chicago draws notice for his philosophical lectures. The piece outlines Tufts background from Mouser Massachusetts to Amherst, Johns Hopkins, and Harvard, detailing his academic path and the influence of his father Reverend James Tufts.
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Young Romer Lowt in the Woods
A troubled young woman, Miss Mery DLebben, residing near St. Clair, disappeared into the Kas Kick river bottoms. Believed to be about 18, she wandered the woods, appeared insane, and likely died from exposure after hiding there.
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United States Senator Wetmore Seeks Winter Home
Rhode Island's new senator Wetmore opposes winter residence at Ex-Senator Pherson's home in New Jersey, seeking a Vermont separate residence instead. The dispute involves location preferences for winter stays and regional political ties.
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Wetmore
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Wie. Pherson
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Wife of the Brave Soldier a Charming Mostess and Zealous Friend
A brief portrait in period style highlights a devoted wife nicknamed Little Pei. The piece praises her as a loyal companion and cheerful helper to a soldier, illustrating domestic life and social virtues of the era.
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Fighting Currant Worms Remedy
To rid currant and gooseberry bushes of worms insert a branch of common pine into the bush or, if already infested, the worms will depart at once. This remedy is better than the previous method and will prevent a second infestation if the worms return.
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