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Elkhart Daily Review in Elkhart, Indiana

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Elkhart Daily Review

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1907

Page

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Mystery of Mrs Clayton Death Prompts Cocaine Question

The Janesville case center on Mrs. Clayton's death with doctors probing cocaine use after Professor Smith asks Beloit College for insights. Frederick Clayton testifies about their marriage and his wife fearing a religious fanatic as jurors await Smith's stomach analysis. No drowning or poison confirmed to date.

Janesville Wis Clayton F. C. Smith Beloit College St. Toe, Mich Wind Illinois Beloit Hownse Gotye Tfe Chicago Janesvile G. Smith

Woman identified as Agnes Young in New Jersey death case

The murdered unnamed woman found near Harrison New Jersey is identified by Mrs Frank Hull of New York as Agnes Young. Hull says Young formerly lived in Brooklyn and traveled to Newark with her on Christmas Day. Police back Hull's identification though some believe the victim was Annie O Keara or Annie O Keefe.

New York Tmarrison N. J Prank Hull Newark Agnes Young King Brooklyn Elkhart The Crystal Ruby Marlon Rex L. Buell Hirschorns Hirschorn Tee Aing

Not a Coffin Full of Lead

London readers hear that the grave of Thomas Charles Druce contained a body, not a coffin filled with lead as hoped by George Hollamby Druce to press a Portland dukedom claim. Subscriptions by poor workers, including servant girls, have funded the legal effort.

London Popular Syndicate George Bellamby Druce

Merchant of Venice Barred in El Paso Schools

El Paso Texas December 31 1920 the school superintendent Tatnam removed The Merchant of Venice from the English course at Paso High School after a request from Rabbi Martin Zielenska of the Jewish congregation. The ministers union protests sectarian interference with schools. A quoted exchange from the Chicago News ends the fragment.

Merchant of Venice el Paso Tex Tatnam Paso Martin Zielenka Ministerst Union

New Year Attraction at Bucklen Theatre Features Rajah of Bhong

The Rajah of Bhong arrives at Bucklen Theatre for a New Year program, a three hour musical play with strong story and bright comedy. The Buckton program announces Miss de Valmaseda and Miss Morrison in vaudeville acts plus Rice brothers and Hale Lane, with top vocal and comic turns.

Bhong Bucklen Theatre Miss de Valmaseda Benita Miss Morrison Lilac Held Rice Brothers Heine & Blotz Weber and Fields Hale Lane Baywine Jack Saunders Harry Winfred Hugh Morrison Ike Spavins Buckton Theatre Edythe DE Valmeseda

Jolly George Sidney Hosts Busy Izzy's Boodle Show

Jolly George Sidney arrives with about fifty companions aboard Busy Izzy's Boodle a novelty show featuring new costumes bright music and lively songs. A Kathiawar Times note mentions a Hindu philanthropist who gave away 255 rupees to charity and bought sweets for schoolmates.

George Sidney Izzy Kathiawar Times

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