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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1908

Page

27

Renowned English Burglar Reformed by Doctor’s Prompt Insight

A London doctor Dr Albert Wilson recounts the tale of Williams known as the most noted cracksman in England. He reformed after years of crime, aided by scientific mindset and a surgeon’s intervention. Williams built a new life under the name C Williams and faced a dramatic release from Dartmoor after feigning ill health.

G Williams England Albert Wilson Ane C Wil- Hams Dr. Wilson Wilson Williams Birmingham Dartmoor

Confederate Presidential Ballot Reflections From 1861

An Independence Missouri attorney recalls the first Confederate election for Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens, noting solemn turnout, all straight tickets, muddy roads, planters on foot, and little party activity as bands played near polling places.

Jefferson Davis Alexander Stephens John N. Southern Independence Confederacy Mr. Southern Southern Rights Mr. Davis South

Japanese study whaling influence seen in New Bedford visit

New Bedford whalers hosted Kaju Nakamura, a Japanese student sent by the government eight years ago to learn whaling. He advised on American methods using bombs and lances, helped shift Japan from Norwegian to American techniques, and boosted whale product returns as Japanese fleets adopt steam-powered plans.

New Bedford Boston Post New Bepford Kaju Nakamura Japan Ochetsk Nakamura Frank E. Brown Mr. Brown Arctic Ocean Acura

Piano Box Home Of An Eccentric Missourian

An 83 year old German resident of St. Louis County lives in a reconfigured upright piano box covered with asbestos and tar paper. The structure serves as a snug shelter with a bed, cupboard, and stove, amid harsh weather, while Mendel chops wood and fetches water daily. He prefers country life over city life and remains courteous to visitors along the North and South road.

Missouri Franz Mendel St. Louis County Mendel St. Louis

First Confederate presidential election remembered

The excerpt recalls the first presidential election of the Confederate States of America. It notes a Southern black perspective on voters and mentions "poor whites" amid the mood, with phrases reflecting the era's racial and political attitudes.

Marie Lincum Confederate States of America

Fragmentary Roll Call Names for District Seats

A garbled list names several individuals with affiliations to districts and states, including C Foster, William Wallace, Pulker son, Meadou, Aiken, Rowan, Duak, Buchanan, Polk, Washington, Lamb, Rob ertson, Mosby, and others, in a political or electoral context. The legibility is poor, providing only partial identifiers and no clear actions or outcomes.

Laur C. Foster Davideda William Wallace Brown Pulkerson Prwiiks G. Meadou W. L. Aiken Munroe D. Rowan Wuerren JONN F. Duak Wilson GW Buchanan Beaford Lucas J. Polk Mumag GQ. A Washington Rubeerteon PF. Lamb Itenev Robert BO Itart Vadim Josepi R. Mosby Fupite

Tennessee Voter Recollects Civil War Era Ballots and Davis Support

The account recalls Civil War days with songs at polling places and faith in Jefferson Davis. It notes a Montgomery Alabama convention electing Davis for a six year term without popular voting. Regions represented included Georgia Alabama South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana and Florida. W L Aikin is mentioned as a Tennessee elector who later led the Fifty-ninth Tennessee and ties to Captain David Mastin of Kansas City.

Maryland Tennessee Davis Montgomery Ala Georgia Alabama South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Florida W. L. Aikin Fifty-ninth Tennessee Regiment David Mastin Kansas City

Eastman Sanitarium for Women Opens in Kansas City

The Eastman Sanitarium for Women at 1316 Harrison Street opens Monday with public reception from 1 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The facility, designed for specialized women’s care, emphasizes comfort and safety, and represents Dr. B. L. Eastman’s fifteen years of focused practice.

Eastman Sanitarium B. L. Eastman Harrison Street Kansas City General Hospital Rium Eastman Medico-Chirurgical College Kansas University University Medical College City Hospital Northwestern University Medical School of Chicago London Berlin

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