Reverend Clarence Webeson Arrested in Cambridge Poisoning Case
ANLDON CHURGH OF MURDIR Boston Oct 20 Reverend Clarence Y. Webeson pastor of the Hapttet church in Cambridge was arrested this morning after police concluded their investigation into the cyanide poisoning death of Miss Avia Linnel a student at the New England Conservatory of Music. The arrest was made at the Edmonds home Brookline where the Edmonds family resides. Police waited outside for hours before taking the preacher into custody. Evidence linked to Miss Lulyyela Conthenndy and Miss Violet Edmonds, connected to Richeson and Edmonds, emerged as the case widened. Richeson a Boson native and fiancée’s father was detained and later released after questioning. The churchman’s transfer to the police station followed a night guarded by officers and a tense morning standoff. Also noted were local notices recalling other incidents and a separate obituary of Mrs. Nannie Williamson aged 110 in Augusta.
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Boston
Clarence Y. Webeson
Hapttet
Cambridge
Avia Linnel
New Wigland Conservatory of Music
Moxes G. Edmonds
Richellon
Brookline
Medehetndy
Lulyyela
Ivy of
Richoson
Violet Edmonds
Rogo
Tiehoson
Edmonds
Hetme
Avie Linnel
Util
Mintetor
Avery
Richeson
Moston
Licheson
Attr. Hoy
Wight
Dugan
Ventte
Devaey Wintta Fens
Tedda
Newton
Doctors Failed to Help Her in Pound Wisconsin
A Pound Wisconsin woman writes of thirteen years of illness despite consulting many doctors. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery and asks for publication of her gratitude. The letter extols herbal remedies and urges others to seek free advice from Mrs. Cinchham for help.
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Wis
Mobhivan
Lyla
Winkham
Pinkham
Unclear Trust Aims To Aid Homeless Girl In Lynchburg
A 14 year old homeless girl, Misa Mary Peoples, is linked to a trust fund of nearly $10,000 set by her grandfather Edmund Hinn of Amherst County. The will directs interest to accumulate until she is 21 and then to use the funds for her livelihood if she seeks education. Relatives named as beneficiaries have refused to assist the few remaining arrangements, leaving the trustee and court to resolve the funds’ future amid her uncertain living situation.
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Lynchburg
al- Moush Benedittary
Misa Mary Ss. Peoples
Mia
Holstonia Peoples
Iodford County
Misa Peoples
Edmund Hin
Amherst County
Bedford County
Lexington
Kirk
Walhalla reminiscences mix with product ad and local lore
A fragmented reminiscence piece links quick relief remedies like Doan’s Kidney Pills to health, interwoven with overwrought local memories of Walhalla and Tennessee figures. The column mixes ads, political chatter, and dances described in lively, period voice, noting community nostalgia and anecdotes about speakers, song, and social gatherings.
Cotton caterpillar damage and remedies in 19th century era
Reports from multiple sections indicate cotton crops suffer considerable damage from the cotton caterpillar. Describes larval feeding, chrysalis formation, and a method using Paris green at 2 to 2.5 pounds per acre, with application details and precautions, plus anecdotes about local officials and a fatal shooting incident in Omaha involving James Dabiman.
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Paris
Uae
W. P. Gee
Asal
Mntemalogy
West Union Baptist Church Union Meeting In 1914
The program of the Wiley Sweng of Upper Division Boyvertoe Baptist Association covers devotional exercises, enrollment of delegates, introductory sermons, and a keynote on raising church spirituality. Speakers include Rev J A Bond, Rev D C Williams, Rev J A Stone, and others while sessions discuss state mission work, church discipline, and Baptist principles. The report lists a missionary sermon, laymen’s work, and a call for strong singing and books for the gathering.
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J. A, Stone
Cary
C.K. D
Burns
B. M. Lyda
J. HM. Clark
J. R. Parle
Roy
A. P. Mardtt
J. A. Kelley
Noah Tollison
J. R. Durle
Duncan
J. A. Brown
Hirth
Mopmontam
OC. S. Blackburn
Miller
T. M. Wired
J. G. Shockies
Theo. IG. Imvendor
Delegates Named for Union Meeting at West Union
Delegates for the West Union union meeting on October 28 and 29 are listed by precincts. Names include New Hope Clayton Smith, Pleasant Ridge J C Shockley, Poplar Springs L B Shockley, Rocky Knoll A T Smith, Seneca I C Knox, Walhalla pairs C W Wickliffe and J A Bond, Madison Sloan Matreksn, Mount Olivet B F Gibson, and others across numerous locales.
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West Union Uapitat Durch
New Hope
Clayton Smith
Newry
J. C. Shockley
Pleasant Win
W. T. McAlister
Pleasant Ridge
Poplar Springs
L. B. Shockley
Rocky Knoll
A. T. Smith
Seneca
I. C. Knox
Walhalla No. 1
C. W. Wickliffe
Walhalla No
A. Bond
Retvu
Mook
Viva Gravie—toienrh
Rykat Jett Laie Howie
Ay Elone
Tnt
Bethioneum
Dreit Saith
Changa
MiNedge Munntent
Double Springa
James Dodd
Damnascus
W. P.utchison
Old Liberty
J. i
Martan
Toxaway
J. Mopkina
Clearmont
Jane Winleliffe
Madison
Sloan Matreksn
Mount Olivet
B. F. Gibson
Ron, Smith
Foley's Kidney Pills and Local Letter Ad
An old newspaper snippet promotes Foley's Kidney Pills promising to cure backache strengthen kidneys and treat urinary issues while a community loyalty note thanks friends for support after a theft and death. A Columbus Ohio reader endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds with a brief testimonial.
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Voley
J. W. Bell
Foley
Columbus
Kami
Moley
Fragmentary Note on Funeral and Open Discussion
The imperfect OCR fragment mentions Fux opening for Deteuxe and a Bath a Howton banker commenting on attendance at a funeral of a millionaire Miancer. It also hints at Lawson and Wille, with whispers about pay and defense. The text is garbled and names appear uncertain.
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Toma W. Laven
Lawson
Pawson
Bank Cashier Robbery Near Vera Ohio Reported
An unidentified man robbed the cashier of the State tank at Vera Ohio twenty miles south of here late today securing 1600 dollars. He also took a depositor and a bank official to a distance into the country where his horse awaited. On returning to mount his horse the two men seized him and the prisoner was brought here and placed in jail.
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Vinton
Anderson
Lane Williford
Caton
Te Wenk
Hita
Williford
Abe
Barnesville
Oktm
State Tank
Vera
Oln
Here
Motal
Estate of Robert Keith probate summons and notice
In Oconee County South Carolina John A Ansel as Administrator seeks relief in a probate case filed September 22 1971 against Rebecca Steward Sam Keith Robert Lawrence Mary Murelt Anni Aiken Bill Jolson Manile Owens Hen Jonson Bob Johnson Kim Joloxon Tomsen Sue Crate Reuben Keith don Keith Mattle Dykes Victoria Brown Bob Earle and W Pitchford Company Defendants The summons directs response within twenty days after service and cites an 1811 notice by Judge A Smith to reveal estate details and debts.
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John A. Ansel
Robert Keith
Platte
Rebecca Steward
Sam Keith
Robert Lawrence
Mary Murelt
Anni Aiken
Bill Jolson
Manile Owens
Hen Jonson
Bob Johnson
Kim Joloxon
So Tomsen
Sue Crate
Reuben Keith
Don Keith
Mattle Dykes
Victoria Brown
Bob Earle
Om — Earle
Warren Turle
Agnes Ware
Dudge
Oconee County
South Carolina
Tropica
Walhalin
D. A. Bmutit
Oconea
G. Strieding & Dandy
Maindit
A. Smithy
Kaling
Robert Smith
Strinling & Dundy
Dimnnit
Ovioner
Tax Notice from County Treasurer of Washington DC 1911
The books for collection of State County School and Special Taxes for the 1911 year open Oct 15 to Dec 1 1911 without penalty. Afterward penalties apply: 1% in January, 2% in February, 3% from March 1 to March 15, 1912. Unpaid taxes go to sheriff for collection. Tax rates listed include State 0.2 mills, Ordinary County 46 mills, School tax 4 mills.
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Oftich
Walhalia
D. C
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Anldon Churgh
Murdir
GV. Heheson
Miss Linnel
Thomas
Newberry Observer
W. J. Tardeman
Newberry
Dan
Nannie Williamson
Ti Augusta
Lydia E. Pinkhat
Mor
Walhalla
Mra
Mattie
Kenseig
C. Saya
Wes
Down
Dr. Bell
Wood Health
Monter-Mulburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Bob Taylor
Washington Post
Bob"Paylor
Worienree
Washington
New Willard
Phey
Joneshara
Hoh Thomas
Senny Daekwon
Judge Hacker
al ‘Naylor
Hia
Hite
Hal Thomas
von Tife
AL Dent
Namie
Welles
Welles Mule At Lote
Joworborda
James
Dabimani
Otaha
Jag, C. Dabiman
Omaha
Dawen County
Nebraska
Chadran
Yaana
Benadi
Pendle
Pete von ' Ob Vist
Deane Tet
Peley Ley
Eve Olpea
Ehuye
Sity Thom
James G. Daliman
Bell
Ira
Scott
the Bean Adam
Lupgr
West Valon
Ayt Association
J. J. Bayle
W.M. Lemmons
P. AM
Bright
JW. Bell
Riltoy Courier
Fux
Deteuxe
Odnat
Acs
ETI
Alcomol
ORNS
Nege Carter Peete ‘Stralattn
Igi Tons Anne
Estonia
Bears
The
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Kon
Castoria
Tank Kobhor
Weremcusel
Arhihre
Olul
Nual Dist
Aoa
Del
Ube
Dist Mills
Lie Portes
Hyo Ma
Eeas
Leryn
Pierce
Bick
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensacy Mediaal Association
K. V. Fierce
M. D
N.Y. da
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Hux
People's
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