Spudville Bugle Editor Judkins Sets Town News Pace
Mentor Judkins, editor of the Spudville Bugle, greets passengers, gathers town news, and runs a busy weekly paper that covers births, deaths, marriages, new buildings, business changes, and local gossip. He balances reporting with political stance, church ties, and community service, becoming the busiest man in town as he prints 900 copies weekly.
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Spudville
Mentor Judkins
Crawford County
Judkins
Luzon
California
Pacific Coast
John Jones
Lickskillet
Sallie Russell
Jerry Johnson
Bugle
Independent
Politica
Independent Metropolitan Press
Judking
Oaktown
O. K
J. N
Judsins
Boswell
Brother Boswell
Dorothy
Farmers’ Institute
Sons of the Clods
Postoffice
Students Protest Lunch Reforms at Columbia University
May 12 New York The Columbia University lunchroom manager Hubener faced student backlash after cutting bread and butter with a 30 cent meal of vegetable soup pork and beans ham and eggs pie and coffee The protest included threats to shut the lunchroom unless a better meal is offered Students also cited Hubener's rent utility costs and warned of escalating friction at Horace Mann High School and Teachers College if changes persist
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New York
Columbia’ University
Hubener
University
Columbia
Tiubener
Horace Mann High School
Teachers’ College
Emma Fisher Declared Sane After Murder Plot Attempt
Emma Fisher, a Yonkers governess, faced trial after a failed attempt to harm a child and herself. A commission ruled her sane, though she raved at times about being electrocuted and refused food during the period of distress. The case centers on custody fears and alleged plans surrounding the child.
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New York
Emma Fisher
Baby
Georgia
Simon
Yonkers
Elec
Emma
Philadelphia Tombstone Dealer Ends His Life
Jacob Sekenger, 41, Becond and Bristol streets, proprietor of a stone yard, selected a tombstone then shot himself at his Butler Street home. He prepared a door frame on the ground, sat on marble, and died after the self-inflicted wound. A German note to his wife cited mental weakness and a past accident as causes. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Philadelphia
Jacob Sekenger
Sekenger
Butler St
Seroma
Hubbard Wears A Christly Garb In Milford
Milford Conn May 12 John M Hubbard a wealthy resident says he wears a Christlike costume on Sundays. He explains his robe or gown may be wine colored or white with a gold girdle to honor Jesus. He cites Revelations and Daniel to justify the garb and contrasts it with black attire in churches.
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Kirkuin
Ind
D. Whitaker
Lebanon
Milford
Conn
John M. Hubbard
Isaiah Inhli
Daniel x
Married 50 Years Mrs Daniels Seeks Divorce in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts Mrs Joshua Daniels of Tewksbury files for separate maintenance after 50 years of marriage alleging her husband, a farmer over 80, has fallen for a nurse, while he accuses her and the housekeeper of plotting to rob him and neglect him as he ages. The union began in 1850.
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Joshua Daniels
Tewksbury
Daniels
Unclear Advertisement Fragment Noted in Source
The readable fragment hints at a small liner advertisement with phrases Will Find Them Interesting. Those. The clipped text provides limited context and few identifiable entities or dates.
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Whitaker
Indianapolis Light & Power Company
For
Pearson
Steinway Pianos
Hazelton, Kurtzmann
Knabe, Hazelton
Vose
Wegman
Kurtzmann
Pearson’s Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
Earth
Oxford
Colt
Walt
Denison
Wolf-American Cycles
Syracuse
N. Y
REGAL
Thomas Motor Cycles
Geo. C. Detch Wheel Co
Pennsylvania St
Hubbard
Christly
Christ
Lowell, Mass
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