Fleming Case Captivated New York Court in Poison Trial
The case of Mrs. Alice Fleming, charged with poisoning her mother Mrs. Fralina Bliss, drew unprecedented court attention in New York. Prosecution and defense presented expert chemists and medico legal authorities to prove or contest antimony and arsenic in clam chowder, amid dramatic testimony about Fleming’s character and relationships.
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Alice Almonth
Fralina David Bliss
Recorder Golf
Court of Special Sessions
New York
Fleming
Jiming
Livingstone
Henry W. Bliss
Wiemiing
Mary Fleming
Ste
Quitrar
Howard P. Oakes
John F. McIntosh
Seaman H. Miller
W. J. O'Sullivan
Dublin University
New Haven
America
Buchanan
United States
Victor T. Vaughn
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Willising
Lea
Leo
Flere
Aamanly Penn
Darry Ter
Perdinutel Wilkes
Fibe
Perdinnd
Wilkes
Kersey
College of the Ciieo
Bliss
GS West Qee
Hopey
Pemdinand Wilikes
Hesse
Frogs and Reptiles Lay Eggs in Sunlit, Shallow Nests
The frog deposits its eggs in shallow water where sun warmth speeds hatching. The calm mon snake selects beds of decomposing plant matter. The crocodile and the sea tortoise come ashore to lay eggs.
Unreadable historical fragment prompts cautious card
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or names. The line hints at guilt and punishment but lacks verifiable details to identify people places or dates. Further legible material is needed for a proper card.
New Government Office at Paris Grand Opera
Notes recount Paris theatre buzz over a new edictal office for the Paris Grand Opera and a Shakespeare Hamlet translation flourish. It notes audience reaction to a grave digger line and mentions Jules Clareere arranging changes for the Paris Opera production and the influence of Meurice and Dumas translations.
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Paris Grand Opera
Hamiet Conigalng
The
Paridians
Dorothy Morton
Paris
Ateba
Wits
Dithus
Meurice
Dumas
Faure
Pearce
Gal
Pattoe Oaltedt
Conners
Larelle Dies
Dorothy Morrone Emerges as Prima Donna in Opera Company
Dor othy Morrone rose to prominence after winning a key role in The Fencing Master company and later gained praise for her singing at the Standard Theatre in New York. She earned wider fame performing with Frank Daniels in The Wizard of the Nile and currently serves as prima donna with Paul Steindorff and Thomas Eberts opera company.
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Thrathy
Ritchie
Comperny
Dorothy
Standard Theatre
New -York
Ardister
Frank Daniels
Miss Morton
Paul
Hamlet Returns to Paris Theatre Francais Amid Censor Worries
Hamlet has been added again to the repertoire of the Theatre Francais. A hindrance in rehearsal caused serious misgivings in the censor present at the dress rehearsal. The article notes questions from Hamlet to the grave figure and references an Elgish origin with the phrase How long.
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Theatre Francais
Harmilet
Gigeer
Footlight Flawhes and London Garden Notes
Fragmentary notice notes New York roof gardens and London tensile hatha with Bettina Girerd set to appear in London. Mentions The Nawns willster titled Sbhanty town and Merk Hasna owning a Cleveland the re. Mr Barrie is dramatizing The.
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New York
London
Bettina Girerd
Nawns Willster
Sbhantytown
Merk Hasna
Cleveland
Barrie
Three men jailed for illicit distillery in Irvington Village
Three men Abraham Schubert Harris Paperin and Hirsch Silberstein were sent to Essex County jail by U S Commissioner Whitehead on charges of running an illegal distillery in Irvington Village New Jersey The operation was discovered by Internal Revenue Officer Joseph Cavanaugh at the Hayes mansion on Stuyvesant Avenue Irvington The raid recovered two boilers casks of wine and other distillery gear with neighbors noting the operation supplied whisky to the area and the defendants were taken into custody after a confrontation with a weapon During the search vertebral details showed a well organized setup with multiple barrels and a large supply of materials for distilling whisky
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Essex County
United States
Whitehead
Irvington Village
Newark
N. J
New York Journal
Abraham Schubert
Cly
Harris Paperin
Hirsch Siberstein
Irvington
Internal Revenue
Joseph Cavanaugh
Schubert
Atbhermen
Hayes Mansion
Stuyvesant Avenue
Irvingto
tWastery Farnhouse
Cutdnatagh
Gnick
Tevington
Tle
Cavanagh
Raymond and
Hepster
Fie Deau
Cavanaugh
Atal
Snaller Erie
Silberstein
Nehabert
Fe Tarbert
Bishersteins
Daly
Milherstein
Fis
Llawanl
Wis
Teipg
Women Gymnasts Demand Years of Training and Grace
The article notes that women require about two years of intensive practice before routines and combinations can be performed with grace. It describes the health benefits and risks, including heart strain and eye nerves, and highlights early famous gymnasts Lenora Dare and Asella, with mentions of Jdeoute Price and Phis trish.
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Aire
Lenora Dare
Ying Aueen
Asella
Jdeoute Price
Frog Incident Reported Near New Jersey Shore
A strange incident near the New Jersey shore involved a frog seen by locals and a startled resident who rushed home to report the event. The sequence mentions a father named Asa Jock harbor and a feast related to the frog, with unclear details about ownership or seizure of water.
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Pura Triers
New Jersey
Asa Jock
Peare
Golfer Beginning Peculiar Banter At Some Club
A dialogue fragment shows Gbooly and Flastetter McGinnis debating a peculiar situation about a young Freshy who has married a rich widow. Bee comments on the humor of the scene as the exchange touches on a golden wedding beginning.
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Flastetter McGinnis
Texas Sifter
Missing Spoons Stir Evening in London
A maid protests at being asked to investigate a theft of silver spoons from a London household. The scene shows tension between mistress and servant as clues to a curious mystery emerge.
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Mary
Meeker County School Board Seeks New Teacher
In Meeker County a school board interviews two young men for a teaching post. Salary is equal, but one candidate requests a dictionary for students. the other declines such a demand. A first visit to the building lasted minutes with heated discussion before the board ends the inquiry.
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Meeker County
Big State
Minneapolis
Fractured neighbors dispute echoed in quiet street quarrel
A garbled account from North PBrost Street reports a neighborhood dispute over yard rights and closing property lines. The fragment mentions a resident and a neighbor named Got gr Till shaw and a wife SaVs, with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Pbrost
Frent
Commoreplace Exchange Highlights View on Women
A Washington Star quotation notes a man claiming women never unite or outdo each other as men do. The woman responds that there is nothing interesting to say about them, reflecting a casual, conversational tone in this brief exchange.
Wily courtier quips on fate of the beheaded
A wily courtier jokes that the man who keeps his head comes out best in these times. He surveys the grisly scene, reflecting on the victims of the royal executioner and the perilous balance of power.
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Ecourtier
Troth
incoherent OCR fragment hints at engagement talk
Fragmentary line from a Woonsocket Patriot item references engagement and promises to reveal or say nothing. The text is garbled with dialogue markers and pronoun errors, yielding no clear event, date, or named entities to identify a concrete news item.
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Woonsocket
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