Strange Death Love Tale of Annie Bradley in Washington
Special to The Sun reports Mrs. Annie M. Bradley, accused of shooting former Senator Arthur Brown in Washington, faces a life trial over alleged jealousy after Brown planned to wed another woman. Bradley’s jail letters reveal passion, remorse, and vows, while she cites Thaw case parallels and defends a restrained, focused defense against muckraking.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Annie C. Adams
Maud
Annie Bradley
Senator Brown
Utah
Not Rockefeller's Church Not Rockefeller's Church Says New Pastor
New York April 22 Rev Charles Frederic Aked arrives from Liverpool as pastor of Fifth Ave Baptist Church oft cited as Rockefeller's church. He objects to the title, seeks a cosmopolitan congregation including shopgirls and workingmen, and advocates arbitration for world peace. Aked noted for past Pembroke chapel tenure and Liverpool leadership. He resembles Roosevelt in appearance and was once a cyclist swimmer and football player.
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Rockefeller
New York
Charles Frederic Aked
Liverpool
Fifth-ave. Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Jr
Aked
Mr. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Mr. Rockfeller
Nev. Aked
America
Ministry of Reconciliation
International Nerce
Whittier
Goethe
Pembroke Chapel
Liverpool Law Resorts
Abed
Roosevelt
Charles Frederic Reed
The Yegg Man and the Road Habit Revealed
A former tramp recounts life on the road as a professional thief known as the yegg man. He claims the figure is a rare, well armed criminal who travels alone, avoids other tramps, and perpetuates a shadowy underworld. His early entry began at age 15, seeking adventures.
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Trampdoom
Mew
Yegg Man
John Yegs
Uge
Boy fined for gambling game at fairs in England
Tom Murphy a 12 year old was fined 2.50 for running a gambling game for boys at fairs in England. He charged one penny for each ball throw at wooden blocks. If the remaining numbers totaled 11 the thrower won three pence.
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Tom Murphy
England
General Chicagoff Takes Command in Manchuria Guards
Not from Illinois. Gen. Chicagoff has been placed in command of the railway guards left in Manchuria by Russia. To prevent any possible error on the part of persons prone to jump at conclusions it is hereby announced that the general is not a native of Illinois.
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Co-operative Department
Indianapolis
Illinois
Chicagoff
Manchuria
Russia
Thlinois
Good Enough for Him and Heaven and Hell in Review
A brief note records receipt of books titled Good Enough for Him and Heaven and Hell by Emanuel Swedenborg. It recalls long residence in a sootful world and prefers Valley View as a local heaven until death, expressing faith in a better afterlife.
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Heaven
Hell
Emanuel Swedenborg
Valley View
Valley, View
Argent
Department of Agriculture Bulletin Defends Skunk
The agriculture department issued a bulletin arguing the skunk is defended and capable of self defense, deeming prior concerns unnecessary. The document asserts the animal’s natural defenses and rejects extraneous measures or fears surrounding the species.
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Department of Agriculture
Tée
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