The Holladay Case Mystery Unfolds On Broadway
In a dramatic turn, Miss Holladay’s father case edges toward closure as coroner’s office is cleared. Lester, reporter Godfrey, and a private dine-and-detective scheme unfold to probe a note, color blindness clue, and a possible illegitimate heir amid New York’s press and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
Singleton, Smiling “But, Dleat Miss Holladay
Royce Jo Stanlly
Miss Holladay
Bollins
Lester
Ueht
Mr. Graham
Mr. Lester
New York
Peliher
Gurkay
Godfrey
Broadway
Union Square
Thirteenth Street
Slath Avenue
Eve
Rogers
Offic
Bledi
Lal
Holladay
Chat
Jim
Flo
Kcomine
Wariny
Rankin
Deshies
Alfalfa For Swine In Early Breeder Meetings
Swine breeders hear two strong talks on alfalfa value. An acre of alfalfa can feed more hogs than clover, though hay cost and protein content are debated. Breeders advocate growing alfalfa to improve feed efficiency. concerns include expense and fuel for summer and barnd products.
University of Oregon Classes Dismissed Over Smallpox Fears
Four dormitory cases of small pox prompt temporary class dismissal at the University of Oregon. Faculty plans may vacate classes until after Christmas as dorm quarantine and fumigation proceed. President Campbell urges vaccination and cautions students to stay in Eugene for a few days to prevent spread while afflicted students recover. Names listed include Arbe piger Wemmock Fountain and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claeses
University of Oregon
Carpos
Campbell
Arbepiger
Wemmock
Fountain
Cleveland
Coins With A History Exhibit in Elmira
Frank Iomain of Elmira displayed curious old coins found near an old storehouse once kept by Norris Humphrey. A worn 12 cent piece bears unclear date, a gold piece possibly from the mint shows a 1856 San Francisco origin, and a dusty Mexican dollar surfaced from a potato patch after about 53 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Iomain
Elmira
Norris Humphrey
Coipé
San Fraveleco
Monument for soldier's graves received in Vermont shipment
E. C. Lake the marble worker yesterday received a carload and a half fine granite and marble from Vermont. Included in the shipment was a 7 foot figure of a soldier to be placed on the G A R lot in the Co O FP cemetery, provided for in the will of the late John Coven. A fine monument for the Campbell lot in the same cemetery was also received.
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E. C. Lake
Seterday
Vermont
Co. O. FP
John 8. Covenl
Campbell Lot
N ‘Lt
Died Mrs Charles Boulair Aged 46 at Springtown Home
obituary notice for Mrs Charles Boulair aged 46 who died at her daughter Mrs Harry Stewart's home in Springtle December 12 1905. Funeral at 10 in the forenoon, interment at Eagle A F and A M cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Deo ton Wally of Ceriton and Mrs Ot Flecker of Murcula and husband Fred Gosser aged 76.
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Charles Boulair
Harry Stewart
Springtle
Fuvers
Eagee
A. F
A. M
Stewart
Deoton Wally
Ceriton
Ot Flecker
Murcula
Fred Gosser
Del
Pleasant Hill
Pieaseot Hill Cemetery
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Henry Holt and Company
Alan
Gabor
Eden Poston
Oller
Molladay
Eli
Oleh
Sixth Avenue
Podunk
Ecrol Rankin
Mr. Rankin
U. O
Bama
Gor
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