Lorenz Confesses to Scores of Assaults in Providence Case
Ern est Wilhelm Lorenz a young German baker facing a preliminary hearing for the murder of Gilbert Mann January 8 in Johnston is confessed to numerous assaults and robberies in the Providence area. He kept a diary of his crimes and is believed to have targeted women, with Miss Laura Rexester’s murder cited as his most fiendish act. A Harlem figure study notes New York women spend more time in line than men.
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Gilbert Mann
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Laura Regester
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for All Ages
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney ailments across ages. It cites A N Stall of Washington Street Greenville DC praising the remedy for toxin disposal and regulated secretions, noting wide family use and availability through Voster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
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Buffalo
New York
United States
Inhuman Lay Sparks National Outcry Over Child Custody
The Tillmans of South Carolina are accused of taking two children from their mother Lucy Dugas Tillman via a deed to the grandfather. The case has provoked wide editorial outrage across the United States, denouncing the law as a relic of the dark ages and praising the protection of maternal rights.
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Tillmans
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Tillman
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Reunion After Civil War Spouse Re marries for Good Faith
In Indiana, Mrs. Albert Holly of Wabash recognized her Civil War husband James Stull working as a woodchopper and believed him dead. She had sold her home and moved away after his presumed death. He, a wandering carpenter, later died as a motorman after being thrown from his car. The couple plans to remarry as an act of good faith.
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Wabash
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James Stull
Stull
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cures
A Victorian style testimonial page extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. Letters from Mrs Lena Carmacino and Mrs J He Breyere claim relief after using the remedy. The ad touts thirty years of cures, invites sick women to write for advice, and credits Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Studson
Ohio
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Hudson
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Tillman case stirs politics and family law
A Supreme Court hearing on Mrs. B R Tillman Jr and the custody of her children prompts New bills in both chambers of the South Carolina General Assembly. The measures, authored by Senator Graydon and Representative Gasque, seek to require spousal consent for deeding children when one parent is living, aligning rights for both spouses. Separately, Peter Severson in Portland once traded a wage-advancing land stake for employment, now selling the 50 by 100 foot lot for 250000 dollars in cash.
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Land Sold for Whiskey in Texas Counties Swap
James B. Aiken of Fort Worth completes a swap trading 100000 acres in Brewster and Pericfe counties for 100000 gallons of whiskey. Distillers from Dayton Ohio purchase the land valued at 1.10 dollars per acre.
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Rockefeller Gifts Aid Southern Colleges
John D. Rockefeller recently made conditional gifts totaling 76 000 dollars toward 300 000 for Salem College for Women in Winston-Salem North Carolina and 000 toward 100 100 for Georgetown College in Georgetown Kentucky. The ad notes preparedness for injuries and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment sold by Seneca Pharmacy and L C Martin at Clemson College.
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Salem College For Women
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Clemson College
Will leaves trust for Mrs Knockles' dogs
New York February 7. In the late Mrs Minnie Knockles's will her husband and her dogs share equally. A trust fund of 10 000 dollars provides luxuries for the dogs, with the income from the fund to be used for their needs.
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Minne Knockles
Harlem
Liquor drives burglaries to one man in Pontiac
Police trace nearly fifty burglaries over three years to James Monroe a hotel proprietor who admits whiskey fueled his urge to steal A. J Coyle sues sheriff for 5000 damages over unlawful arrest and detention in Greenwood county meanwhile Peary offers a plan for an American South Pole expedition and croup prevention advice from Chamberlains Cough Remedy is noted also reports cover a South Carolina Sunday School Convention in Rock Hill and curious local anecdotes from Clemson College and New York burial costs and Roman glass dates.
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James Monroe
N Y Bond Dealers Fail In Major Bankruptcy
New York bond house Fish and Robinson and partners in the New York Stock Exchange folded under a reported one million dollar loss. Creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy in federal court last Wednesday. Brinson Winthrop named receiver with a $10000 bond. The firm, with branches in Chicago Boston and Worcester, founded 1899, faced about 5 million in secured obligations and over 1 million in unsecured debts.
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Rabies Outbreak Tied to Cow Blood in Griffin
In Griffin Georgia Mrs J J Odum Ernest Oglesby and J M Kelley are receiving treatment at the Pasteur Institute for rabies. They contracted the disease after a cow attacked by a mad dog bled into bruised hands while horn removal work was done. Their condition is serious as cows killed nearby to prevent hydrophobia and a dog survives thirty nine days without food.
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J. J. Odum
Ernest Oglesby
J. M. Kelley
Pasteur Institute
Church Notices for Presbyterian and Local Congregations
Presbyterians Rev Geo M Wilcox pastor. Walhalla Church services 2nd and 4th Sabbaths morning 11 am and evening 7:30 pm. Sabbath School 10 am. prayer Wed 4 pm. Bethel Church preaching 2d and 4th Sabbaths, services 5:30 pm and 11 am on 11th Sabbath. Sabbath School 3 pm. Wirnser? Richland Church preaching 1st and 3d Sabbaths. morning 11:30 am. Sabbath School 10:30 am.
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Walhalla
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