Prosecutor outraged by Grace release judge bonds suspect flees
Atlanta March 21 reports the sensational release of Mrs Eugene Grace, accused of drugging and shooting her husband, followed by a midnight flight to Philadelphia. Authorities criticize Judge Ridley for accepting a 7500 bond as investigators face scrutiny. Attorney Arnold predicts Grace will reclaim funds to aid bondsmen and may flee the United States.
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Taft condemned for unfairness in primary fights
Washington reports indignant charges against Taft machine tactics in Kansas and Indiana as Governor Stubbs petitions Taft over federal patronage. Roosevelt momentum grows as national camps push for direct voter choice, with Oklahoma and Pennsylvania showing strong Roosevelt support in upcoming primaries.
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Free Treatment Offer From Gazette Readers
The Gazette advertises a free trial of an Indiana scientist's medicine for readers with chronic illnesses. The offer promises a large proof package, no charge, and claims cures for rheumatism kidney stomach liver and other disorders. Readers may mail or coupon in with their case and address.
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Piles and cures offered in 19th century ad booklet
A reader asks about pile causes and cures, whether inward or external, and if cutting provides a lasting remedy. The inquiry cites Dr Leonard Co and Tom E Hillestedt selling a Hemroid remedy at $1 a bottle with a money back guarantee, with addresses in Buffalo New York and drugstore availability.
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A Whimsical Exchange on Civilization and Discovery
In a humorous dialogue, Blan of Rupartority notes primitive instincts persisting in civilization while an ethnologist argues communities cling to the idea that possession of a high pick grants status. The Schoolmaster asks why Columbus’s discovery was not valued in life. the Up-to-Date Scholar quips that he did not advertise.
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