Woman Stabbed Seven Times Dies in New York
Miss Nellie Wilkins thirty one dies at Bellevue hospital after being stabbed seven times by a man believed to be Italian who fled. The attack occurred on Second avenue near Twenty sixth street when she resisted advances after visiting a sick friend. She suffered wounds to the head forehead cheek neck chin arm and hand and is too weak to describe her attacker. Recovery doubtful.
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New York
Nellie Wilkins
Bellevue Hospital
Ten Reasons to Buy from Local Merchants in Your Community
A persuasive list arguing for patronizing home merchants over mail order houses. It cites benefits such as supporting local taxes and property values, aiding local markets, and ensuring credit and satisfaction through nearby shopkeepers. Governor Folk of Missouri is quoted advocating town loyalty.
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Governor Folk
Missouri
Suffrage Advocate Mrs Mackay Urges Co operation
In New York March 18 Mrs Clarence Mackay social leader and Equal Franchise Society president argues for women's suffrage uniting classes. She cites practical gains from voting including cleaner streets better schools and protection for working women. In Roslyn she won a school board seat challenging an opponent. Columbia reports state education chief Swearingen supports local choice on compulsory education with districts deciding its need.
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New York
Clarence Mackey
America
Columbia
J. B. Swearingen
Swearingen
Two Gamblers Convicted in Norfolk Roulette Case
Norfolk March 18 R H Toby Mapp and William F Lintz were convicted before Police Justice Simmons of operating roulette wheels and machine gambling. Each received a $500 fine and six months jail. They appealed and were bailed $1000 each. High McKay was acquitted. Convictions based on Holman Fletcher's testimony.
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Norfolk
R. H
Toby) Mapp
William F. Lintz
Justice Simmons
High McKay
Holman Fletcher
St Patrick’s Day Toast to Ireland and its Rise
Poem style toast praising Ireland’s growth under tenant rights and land reforms. Mentions land ownership gains by tenants, farm restocking, cottages for laborers, a new national university, repeal of arms bill, wage laws, and old age pensions. Ends with a promotion for a patent medicine and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo agents.
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Ireland
O'Connell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doai
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Georgetown Patient
A Georgetown reader reports kidney and bladder trouble improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial describes chronic symptoms including backache and frequent urination, claiming significant relief and high satisfaction with the remedy.
Maryland Amusement Co. No. 1 Coming to City Next Week
The Maryland Amusement Co. No. 1 will perform in the city all of next week on the Walker property facing Front Street. The troupe promises a strictly moral, refined show with no girl acts or gambling. It is recommended for general enjoyment.
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Maryland Amusement Co. No
Walker
Front Street
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