Postmortem details in Alice Cothrell case And death by drowning ruling
Witnesses describe the postmortem procedure on Alice Cothrell. Dr Rosenthal and Dr Greenawalt discuss hyoid bone injury, embolic details, and signs of drowning while cross examination clarifies absence of water is not definitive. Court limits crowd noise as cross exam resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gremawalt
Attormney
Fernrick
Greenawalt
Geire
Meurica I. Rosenthal
Acter
Colenick
Berlin
Mosenthal
Alice Cothrell
Wallen
Greenanwall
Iil
Rosenthal
Colerick
Dr. Rosenthal
Wayne College of Medicine
Sfata
Wir
Emrick
Bosanthal
Dunn’s
Mgr. Hmrick
Mr. Emrick
O'Rourke
Bose
Barnett
Heneh
Emvick
Fenner
Macbeth
Undstaker
Emrich
Tench
Haydor Dunn
Meadow
Edin Cothrell
Churubusco
Dunn
Edna
Alpha Bennett
Chicago
Dunn's
Ida
J. B. Fonner
Stats Am
Davis Medical Company
Alice Cothrel
Tenrick
Marie
Talang
James LE. Britou
Hencitte
Dunn's Gate
Hench
Grose Ema
O’rowke
Pioneer Resident Dies After Cancer Battle
Mrs. Caroline Connett, 78, wife of Edward Connett, died Wednesday at her home southwest of the city after a two year cancer illness. Born in Virginia in 1828 she married in 1841 and moved to Allen County in 1852. They had nine children seven living Martin M. T. John George Edward and Allen reside here and D Swinney of Lancaster Ohio with eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at 1 30 p m at the residence and 2 30 at Prairie Grove hotel with interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Connett
Edward Connett
Connett
Martin
M. T
John
George
Edward
Allen
D. Swinney
Lancaster
Ohio
Allen County
Cay
Prairie Grove Hotel
Meyers Infant Dies After Exhaustion
The day old daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Meyers of St Marys avenue died from exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Meyers
St. Marys Avenue
Mrs Louise Guhlke Dies After Illness at 76
Mrs Louise Guhlke wife of William Guhlke died Tuesday at her home 145 Buchanan street after six weeks of pneumonia. She was seventy six and leaves a husband and two daughters Mrs Fred Roepke and Mrs Louise Schuelke both residents of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Guhlke
William Guhlke
Buchanan Street
Month-old Hulda Beuchel Dies of Convulsions
Hulda Beuchel daughter of Mrs Minnie Beuchel of South Hanna street died Wednesday morning from convulsions. Mrs Beuchel widow of Conrad Beuchel who died from injuries after a fall from the Bayer building at Wayne and Barr streets in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda
Minnie Beuchel
South Hanna Street
Sallier Daughter of Mrs Justine Sallier Dies at 22
Emms Sallier, daughter of Mrs Justine Sallier of 40 Hough Street, died at St Joseph hospital Tuesday after a several weeks illness. She was twenty two and survived by her mother and two brothers Frank and Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emms Sallier
Justine Sallier
Hough Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Miss Sallier
Frank
Joseph
Maggie Jenny Shonts Dies of Typhoid at 39
Maggie Jenny Shonts wife of Charlies 8 Shonts died from typhoid fever at St. Joseph hospital at 6 15 p m on Tuesday evening She was thirty nine years old and leaves a husband and four children.
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Maggie Jenny Shonts
Charlies
Shonts
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs. Shonts
Death of Frank Joseph Neumeier at six months old
Frank Joseph Neumeier aged six months died Tuesday from congestion of the lungs at the home of Mr and Mrs Adam Neumeier 405 East Lewis street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joseph
Adam Neumeier
East
Lewis Street
Trisci Infant Dies from Exhaustion in City
The 1 year old Earl Trisci, son of Mr and Mrs David A Trisch of 289 St Marys Ave, died last Thursday from exhaustion. An advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething relief. George W Jones at 18 West Main St promotes abstract title services at short notice and low rates, with Mr Sones reachable at w6 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
David A. Trisch
St. Mary’s Avenue
Mrs. Winslow
Leoh
George W. Jones
West Main Street
Mr. Sones
Duan case verdict delays as rebuttal proceeds in court
The Duan case resumes with rebuttal after the defense rests. Several witnesses are recalled to challenge prior testimony as the circuit court adjourns for the weekend. Court will reconvene Monday at 9 AM to hear remaining evidence and arguments.
Beware of Qintmints for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Health warning about Qintmints for catarrh allegedly containing mercury. Claims mercury damages sensors and deranges the system. Mentions Hall’s Catarrh Cure manufactured in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co and sale details with price quoted, urging consumers to verify internal intake and source.
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Hall
F J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cortaizs No
Ohio
FT Chougy
Dingwista
Pric
Wanted good homes for children call The Allen County Orphans' Home
Persons seeking to adopt or foster children are urged to contact The Allen County Orphans' Home in Fort Wayne Indiana. Applicants must provide references. The notice seeks families able to provide good comfortable homes and a common school education for the children.
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Allen County
Fort Wayne
Ind
Whaling Bark California Arrives from Okhotsk Sea
The whaling bark California reaches San Francisco with 1,050 barrels of sperm oil, 50 barrels of whale oil, and 295 pounds of bone from a catch of 38 sperm whales and one right whale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Okhotsk Sea
Four Boys Pocket Contents Catalogued by Local Lad
A verse by G Petry describes a boy's bulging pockets filled with marbles blocks cards knives shells lizards bugs strings tops and odds ends. It notes fishing gear staples nails screws rockets and even a lack of tobacco as items found in pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Petry
Time-Wasting Customer Learns Franklin Lesson
A dawdler in Benjamin Franklin's newspaper shop debates book prices. Franklin sticks to one dollar, then a dollar and a quarter, then a dollar and a half, explaining he values his time more than yielding to the man’s bargaining. The man pays and departs, gaining a cautionary lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Wranldin
Franklin
Cote
Frankin
Young Defenders Lead Reform in New York Schools
A boy once known as a tormentor started a Young Defenders league to aid the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. After joining, he recruited twenty five fellow students and began reporting cruelty cases to headquarters, earning respect as a leader among his peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Defenders
Society For the Prevention
Madison Square
Boyd
8 PO
Ife
Ee Society
Young Cyclist Evelyn Scott Rides At Early Age
Little Miss Evelyn Scott of Hyde Park is among Boston's youngest cyclists. She began at three and a half after her father taught her in a few evenings on the street. She has a year of riding experience with perfect control and can mount dismount and ride with hands off the bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyeling
Miss Evelyn Scott
Hyde Park
Boston
Boston Glade
Indian Children at Anadarko School Life and Struggles
A detailed account from Anadarko describes how Kiowa and Comanche infants are raised, with drab cradles and harsh handling. It contrasts care at white schools, notes outdoor labor for boys and domestic duties for girls, and recalls strict discipline and severe incidents at one school where several boys were found dead and others killed by peers.
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Lortis
Chidren
Anadaro
Ayd
Eits
Mye
Dian
Sever More
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Nerals
Guhlkee
Beuchel
Sallier
Neumeier
Trisci
Duan
Edward Cothrell
B. Fortier
Emalick
Edna Cathrall
Elf Dunn
del Reed
Physteins
Marie Sampleson
Ihimegelf
Dailey
Ir. Rosenthal
Silate
Jaean Cothreil
Hixyfield
Baward Cothrell
Alice Cothrill
Desiree
Alice
Noonan
James A. Noonan
Evenine
Bunn
DUMN
Fortine Children
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