Coroner Finds Poison Murder Suspected in Rebecca Rogers Death
The coroner ruled Rebecca Rogers died from poisoning after a family week of drug exposure. Dr. Hughes noted a corrosive poison causing stomach irritation, while a Meridian physician treated the victim after the episode. Family members denied any romance or enemies linked to her death.
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Almast
Rebecca
Frank Tinghes
Meridian
Raymond Srs
Steanding
Dr. Hughes
Hughes
Identified Suspect in City Robbery Case
Mrs Henry Quackenbush narrowly identifies Al Jen dackwon a colored man from 89 Winter Ave as the assailant who pressed a revolver and stole $2. She trembles in court as Jackson is brought in, and Bria hears him speak with a power she finds convincing. The witness narrative follows a tense police court morning.
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Henry Quackenbush
Wolf Pike
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al Jen Dackwon
Winter-ave
Quackenbush
Jackson
Sickness May Be Fatal at City Dispensary Scene
An employee at the Pope-Waverly Automobile oil plant suffered convulsions after heavy cigarette use and illness spread through the factory. Dr Keen and Dr Reed investigated possible links, with reports of a fatal outcome feared for a habitual smoker.
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Keen
Jimeastor
Reed
Faton
Geo
Revival meetings at South Street Baptist draw vast attendance
Deaf and Dumb Institute hosts Sunday services by youthful evangelist Lrulte Ban dera aided by Rev Sta ton Bass. Attendance rises south of Washington Street as sermons and baptismal rites accompany the revival. Saturday night services continue, with a growing choir and energized congregational singing drawing crowds across the city.
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Lrulte Bandera
South-st. Baptist Church
Ty Heing
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Washington-st
Deaf and Dumb Institute
B. Washington-nt
Staton Bass
Civil Service Tests Held at New Incas College
Examinations directed by United States vice examiners took place in Century room at New Incas college. On the first day, applicants for general and typewriter positions participated, while the second day will cover other roles and related assessments.
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United States
New Incas College
Raiee Blone
Biogene the claimed cure all medicine explodes in ads
An aggressive advertisement extols Biogene as a miracle food medicine that conquers disease. It claims dramatic, rapid cures and a guaranteed bottle free to prove effectiveness, detailing blood building properties and a long list of ailments it supposedly treats.
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Oyama the Napoleon of the East Japan's great soldier hero
Special to Ties in Washington reports on Iwao OTA of the Japanese Army in Manchuria warning that a great military genius may not appear soon. Oyama, a six foot tall descendant of the Satsuma clan, is portrayed as a visionary, daring strategist, and capable organizer who rebuilt Japan's army and led campaigns in Manchuria and against Russia. The piece details his career from restoration wars to field marshal, his leadership style, and his influence on Japan's military success, including his family's life in Tokyo and his wife the marchioness who funds relief and comforts for soldiers.
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Manchuria
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Burau Oyama
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Carpaigna
China
Russa
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Balxy
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Toyal
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Yamagate
Yamagata
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Port Arthur
Victorioux
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Japan
Russia
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Diane
Tie
Japa
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Tokle
Leonard Bacon
New Haven
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Sent Back to School After Court Action
Emma May Petticord, the girl sent near the tuliy 8, was returned to the Work school by Jude Stubbs on Friday. The court did not pass on the right kind of a bersunth cite for the girl, and the case involves a transfer from China by Mex Moore a few weeks ago.
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Emma May Petticord
Remy Fenen
Frank Moeere
Tadidnagelia
Chinen
Mex
Moore
Jude Stubbs
Iowa
Hospital Officials Call for Medical Correspondence
Fragmentary OCR shows a request for filled forms and mail to Biogene Manufacturing Co in Philadelphia. It asks practicing physicians and superintendents of hospitals nationwide to correspondence. The item notes ongoing outreach to medical professionals across the country.
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Biogene Manufacturing Co
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Three gang members sentenced to eight months in works house
James McLaughlin Arthur Higgine and Robert Milburn were long time young members of the gang that supplied Fred Bouchette with stolen goods and were each sentenced to eight months in the works house by Judge Alford on Friday morning.
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James McLaughlin
Arthur Higgine
Robert Milburn
Fred Bouchette
Alford
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