Boy 13 Kills Foster Mother After Spanking
Special to The Sun Portland Oregon January 36 Albert Die man aged 13 killed his foster mother while she sewed after she spanked him He showed no emotion in county jail and claimed self defense saying he slipped and shot her The boy described as bright with a furtive gaze backs his account while investigators seek the full truth.
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Portland
Ore
Albert Dieman
Ayres
Cooly
Bannes
The Two Mansions and the Butterfly Theft
Miss Storey owns the first mansion with clipped evergreens, while Prof Bellamey, a self styled bug crank, despises them and wants the butterfly collection kept safe. After a brief engagement he pursues the bride and her fortune, but the gardener Peter accidentally ruins the rare butterflies, leading to a tragic understanding as the professor’s plans collapse.
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Jane. Storey
Prof
Bellamey
Misa Storey
Storey
Peter
Treating Wrong Disease With Favorite Prescription
A columnist condemns misattributing female distress to separate illnesses and urges Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy addressing uterine disease. It touts tonic benefits, nerve relief, and general rejuvenation for women, including teachers, seamstresses, and mothers, emphasizing safety and restorative power.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
St. Vitus
Reeves
Red Vegetable Salad and Marguerites Dessert
A recipe for a red beet and potato salad served on ice with onion and red cabbage, dressed with French dressing, followed by Marguerites a cookies and cream dessert made with sugar syrup marshmallows coconut vanilla walnuts and baked saltines.
Woman Joins Navy Fingerprint Identification Team
The navy department adopts fingerprint identification and appoints experts to oversee it. One appointee is Mrs. J. Flood Channon, a former government clerk, selected after a competitive examination.
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Navy Department
J. Flood Channon
Flag Tradition Signals Full Attendance In England Schools
In parts of England schools display a flag from the roof when every pupil is present. Children take pride in the signal and rivalry between schools is found to improve attendance.
No Seat No Fare No Seat No Fare Strap Hangers League
No Seat No Fare is the emblem of San Franciscos Strap Hangers league now the cities strongest membership surpassing Native Sons. Members wear a red button declaring no fare until seated while conductors face protests as crowded streetcars overflow with riders desperate for a seat and a ride home. Judge Shortall declined to convict 30 men who refused fare over lack of seating.
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Native Sons of the Golden West
Strap Hangers’ League
Shortall
San Francisco Daily News
Homemaking hints from Aunt Polly's Corner
A practical column offers winter style tips and housekeeping tricks. It covers delicate lace scarves, sun drying dish towels, dreamt pumpkins versus actual pumpkins, cleaning a coffee pot with hot water, mackintosh cloak care, oil cloth maintenance, preserving cloth without soap, drying and polishing, folding chores, a hanging bag for scraps, egg use for croquet items, polishing with newspapers, baking crust with brown paper, ironing tablecloths both sides, and removing neck lines with lemon or hydrogen peroxide.
Miss Frances Belmont and the Nesbit Thaw Saga
The piece notes Miss Frances Belmont a chorus girl credited with introducing Evelyn Nesbit to Stanford White, an act described as the unhappy spark of a famed scandal. Chancellor Day is mentioned as being loud on the topic, with a quip about an aging gossip.
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Frances Belmont
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
The Case Of Mr George Edalji Investigative Tale
In this chapter the life of the Edalji family at Great Wyrley is examined through a string of hoaxes and anonymous letters tied to George Edalji. The detective narrator details police prejudice, the key incident from Walsall, and a wave of 1893 and 1895 outrages amid mounting intrigue and foreshadowing as the plot unfolds.
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Daljis
S. Edalji
Wyrley
Mr. Edalji
Wolverhampton
Norwich
Great Wyrney
Shapurji Baalji
George Edalji
G. E. v. Edalji
Fredk. Brookes
Great Wylex
Upton
Cannock
Elizabeth Foster
George Fidalji
Aml
Ton
G. A. Anson
Staffordshire
George Udalls
Walsall Grammar School
Walsall Granua
Walsall
Rugeley
von Table
Inu
Sarge
Chef Con
Dalji
Perry
George Balji
Edalji
Edaiji
Staffordshire Police
Edalst
Wyler
George Edalti
Wykley
Joseph Holmes
Thomas
Parrington
Farrington
Tran
Wryrley
Edalfi
Tetterd
Perdeencor
Ford
George Edulji
Peanut and Chestnut Dialogue at Tuscan Fruitery
A quirky exchange between Rolla and his father centers on peanuts and chestnuts. They debate nuttiness and virtue while a playful scene unfolds at a transfer station, ending with an odd philanthropic act toward a blind man as they depart.
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Rolla
Pall Park
Rollo
Accordion Dress Plaiting At Odd Fellows Building
Buttons recovered. Room 8 in the Odd Fellows Building at Penn and Wash reported a dress plaiting incident.
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Odd Fellows’ Building
Penn
Avety Buffet Beats in the City
Avety Buffet achieves a notable victory in the city setting, marking a headline performance. The report notes a victory that positions Buffet prominently amid local competition and public attention.
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Avety Buffet
Whimsical notes mix water gifts and social musings
The passage blends a quip about Carnegie donating a large water-filled pool to Yale with social club concerns. It mentions Thaw jurors meeting hardship, declining club interest, dues cut to 9.93, Hartupp moving to New York, Theodore P. Shonts at a Kansas City banquet, and light jokes about the West and comic papers.
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New Yorker
Theodore P. Shonts
Kansas City
Knife and Fork Club
Editor swears Thaw trial not printed in paper
A proud editor states that his paper is not printing any account of the Thaw trial. The remark passes with a note that Shants believes the canal should be dug in eight years, with emphasis on his use of the word ought.
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Shants
The Sun Sews Ten Cent Patterns Described Daily
The Sun offers ten cent sewing patterns from a top pattern company. Each day a new pattern is described and the pattern includes seam allowances. Send ten cents plus pattern number size and your name and address to The Fashion Department of The Sun.
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the Sun
The
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