Forger Trial Unravels in Smith Household Drama
Clara Hemmery defends John Smith amid a forgery case when two detectives show he is the culprit only to be proved wrong. Clara pleads innocence as the crowd learns the real killer is a man matching Smith's height and mole, ending with Braith's resolve and renewed heartbreak.
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Parker Penhurat
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Clara
Jann Smith
Ith National Bank
Mies
Fizz Grimes
Clara Mennery
Naval academy plebe life and hazing rites at Annapolis
A Sun Washington dispatch examines life at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, detailing plebe discipline, hazing, and the culture of rank. It discusses the Branch Meriwether fatal outing, criminalizing push for tradition, and the authorities’ stance on honor fights as part of academy customs.
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Washington, D. C
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Annapolis
Jas. R. Branch
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Yiddish Actress Becomes Broadway Star in Monna Vanna
Mme Beettia Kalich, famed Yiddish stage star, discusses performing Monna Vanna in English at Manhattan Theatre. She reflects on audience reflection, the shift from Yiddish to English, and the value of English speaking spectators in revealing her art.
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New York
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Beettia Kalich
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Gialdo
Mme. Kalirt
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Deer season tragedy and gun accidents in New York
A summary of hunting season dangers across New York with multiple fatalities and injuries. Names include John Mauronxhat Jr near Hareia ville, Giffard near Northville, Harold Carey aged 12, Verria Verin near Tupper lake, and Leon Alten, a Kings station agent, plus a 14 year old killed by a gun explosion.
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John Mauronxhat, Jr
Hareiaville
Lewin County
Giffard
Northville
Harold Carey
Jesse Clark
Verria Verin
Tupper Lake
B. Jordan
Jordan
Leon Alten
Kings
Delaware & Tivdeon
Peter Lefever
Sys Mille
Deer hunting misid leads to multiple friendly-fire deaths
From Boonville to the Adirondacks three incidents reveal hunters mistaking companions for game. Mosher Jr., 2 years old from Thurman Warren county, died of a hip wound. Roy Sanders of Herkimer was shot by his own man at Wimort Ort. Leon Bates of Sijon was shot in the head but will recover. Calvin Jil of McKeever was shot at Otter lake by Harvey Bruth and is recovering. Fred Pinkstone, 14, Utsea, died after being shot in the thigh and succumbing at a hospital.
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Harvey Bruth
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Fred. Pinkstone
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