Death of Mrs Stanford Believed Murder Case
Special to the Sun from San Francisco March 4. Authorities now believe Mrs Jane L Stanford was murdered by a person familiar with her habits. The poison was mixed with bicarbonate of soda before departure for Honolulu and was carried by Mrs Stanford to San Francisco. Police conclude the crime was planned and executed by someone close to her.
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Jackson
Stanford
Bam Francisco
Jane L. Stanford
THE
SUN
Boutit Bend
Ind
W Linhoff
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Jie
Adama Express Company
Cure for Eczema Promised by Cuticura Remedies
A letter from GEO C. DAVIS of New York extols Cuticura products for severe eczema in his mother from Stony Creek Connecticut, detailing cure after using Soap Ointment and Resolvent, and noting others cured by Cuticura in Hartford and New York. It promotes the full external and internal treatment and advertises a one dollar single kit.
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William F. Davis
Stony Creek
Conn
Cuticura
Hartford
New York
West 36Th St
New York City
Geo
C. Davis
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Murder Suspects Nominated In Stanford Poison Plot
Police say two arrests likely within hours as they probe motive tied to a discharged butler and a maid. Investigators focus on who bought the strychnine in the Stanford case while chemists in Honolulu report no poison traces yet, amid rumors about staff involved.
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Albert Beverly
Elizabeth Richmond
Sum Noudiuht
Batsurday
Berner
Stanford
William Eaton recalls Mrs Stanford and early Stanford days
William Eaton former University of California football left guard and bookkeeper recalls meeting Mrs. Stanford at a senior hall reception and describes her kindness and devotion to the school He notes his brother O V Eaton connected with the Stanford family and says Mrs Stanford aimed to support the university even after her involvement in athletics and university life.
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Albert T. Worm
Oliver Ave
Leland Stanford University
Eaton
Interex
Stanford
O. V. Eaton
San Francisco
Mrs. Stanford
Schol
Senor Hall
Alis
Aha Wen
Stanfords
Hfe
Inauguration Day Crowds Pack Capitol and Parade
Thousands filled the Capitol grounds to witness the oath as Chief Justice Fuller administered it. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks took seats amid a sea of faces, with a grand parade along Pennsylvania Avenue and fireworks closing the day. Fifteen Roosevelts attended, including Theodore Jr and Eleanor, among others.
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Capitol
Senate
Fairbanks
Max. Roosevelt
Tribune
Mra. Rooosevelt
Yale
Adelaide Timmons
Washington
Roosevelt
Fuller
Cogharns
James H. McKenney
President Moreavelt
The
United States
Potomac
Pennsylvania Ave
Pension 7
Roosevelts
Bitsy Alice
Ethel C
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Archibald B. Quentin
Ars
Hoosier Cheer At Fairbanks Inauguration
Washington reports the Indiana delegation at the Fairbanks inauguration was sparse and subdued with few Hoosiers present amid fatigue and dust as correspondents failed to locate many in attendance or identify Indiana figures among the observers.
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Washington
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Fauad
Harry & New
Wal
B. Mingiteh
Peace Progress Justice and Hope Fairbanks Plea
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana delivers a courteous acceptance speech as vice president designate, praising eight years of Senate service and urging peaceful orderly governance. He reflects on domestic and foreign issues, gratitude to colleagues, and hopes for divine favor, peace, progress, justice, and hope for the nation.
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Fairbanks
Bcripps
RAE Press Assn
Washington
Falrbasiks
Indiana
Lenler
Senate
Inaugural Parade Features Indiana Soldiers and High School Heroes
A large Indiana contingent led by Third regiment soldiers and 12 high school football players formed the civic centerpiece of Vice President Fairbanks' inaugural parade. The display drew a strong ovation for Fairbanks in his native state, fueling chatter about his role in the next Republican convention.
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Roosevelt
Indiana
Fairbanke
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks
Postum Replaces Coffee In Woman’s Cure All Tale
A Wisconsin woman recalls coffee causing nervous troubles and stomach pain. After switching to Postum her health improved, with color returning to cheeks and stomach issues ending. Her husband and baby also benefited, and she credits Postum for their recovery.
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Rick
Rontine
Dnacne
Postum
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Baby
Fom Co
Bate Creek
Wish
Mrs Sherrick Dies in South
David E F Sherrick state auditor learns of his wife’s death after a telegram announces Mrs Sherrick passed Friday night at Jackson Springs North. He rushes by first train Saturday. burial likely in Noblesville. The couple’s two year battle with illness is described with poignant devotion.
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David FE. Sherrick
Sherrick
Jackson Springs
N. O
Br. Sherrick
Jockney Springs
Jury Service Reform in Indianapolis Darkens Local Juries
In Indianapolis on Saturday, sadness spread through Dogverry row as lawyers learned the governor backed Representative Shively's bill limiting jurors to one service every six months. The Whively measure would curtail impaneling fresh jurors, straining constables to recruit new names and depriving ward heelers and pensioners of work. Currently about 1 man forms most juries in justice courts, rotating across cases and sometimes serving twice in a day.
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Inianapolis
Shively
Dil
Vielbla
Indianapolia
Justice Courts
Miss Elsie Porter Weds in Paris Embassy Gathering
Miss Elsie Porter daughter of American ambassador Porter wed Dr Edwin Meade of Zurich at the American Episcopal church in Paris. The ceremony drew diplomats and French officials with a reception at the American embassy afterward.
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Elsie Porter
Ecripps-M Rae Press Association
Paris
Stlan Bale Porter
Porter
Wes Turtles
Edwin Meade
Zurich
American Episcopal Church
Stlalights
Miller Of Supply Co Pulleys and Machinery Ad
An old Norse for Children Mra Winslow's soothing arkur dor children teething should always be used for children while teething as it soothes the child softens the gums eases pain lures wind and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty three words per bottle
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Mra Winslow
Pacific Coast Excursions from Chicago by Union Pacific
Daily special and personally conducted excursions from Chicago to Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Vancouver via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Low round trip fares 33 dollars to Pacific Coast with double berth sleeping cars 1 extra and dining car meals. Agent listings and booking details provided by M Breese General Agent at 6 Walter Street Cheap brochures mailed on request with stamps.
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M. Breese
Gen't Act
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