Death Grip on Mme Steinheil Captivates Paris Hearing
Paris dispatch details Mme Steinheil's dramatic examination as she reasserts her tale of the murder of her artist husband and her mother. Her hair remains uncut, while rumors of a death grip and staged hair loss are contested by testimony from ex-lover Mariett.
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Paris
Mme. Steinheil
Andre
Mme. Japy
Mme. Steinheim
M. Felix Faure
M. Mariett
Mariett
Mme. Steinhel
Elysee Palace
Mme
Steinhei
Couillard
St. Lazare
Palace of Justice
Living Advertisement Giow of Health Speaks for Postum
A Tennessee woman describes leaving coffee for Postum and improving from indigestion nervousness and insomnia. She weighs 117 pounds after drinking coffee and 170 pounds after using Postum without tonics, calling herself a living advertisement. The letter promotes Postum by Battle Creek Michigan company and references The Road to Wellville.
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Giow of
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Steinheil's Body Reinterred in L'Hay Cemetery
M. Steinheil's body was re interred today at L Hay cemetery, marking closure of a long posthumous inquiry. The ceremony drew local officials and family members, with officials noting ongoing respect for the deceased.
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M. Steinheil
L’hay
Esch to Speak at YMCA Meeting Tonight
Congressman Esch will address a Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip gathering at the YMCA tonight. He will focus on the Panama Canal as a central portion of his remarks.
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Santa Claus
la Crosse
Burlington
Doerflinger
Esch
Brotherhood of
Andrew and
Phillip
Panama Canal
Burton May Land Cabinet Office
Washington reports on December 1 states Representative Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland may be offered a Taft cabinet seat as part of strategy by Ohio leaders. Burton’s rival aims include the Senate, and his friends discuss cabinet posts including secretary of state as a possible alternative to opposition to the political program.
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Chas. P. Taft
Burton
Ohio Party
Ohioan
Washington, D. C
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Taft
Folk Close
House Committee On Rivers and
Ohio
December Not A Cold Month Historical Weather Note
A historical weather blurb reports December as not a cold month, noting 36 year normals of 23 degrees, a record warm 39 in 1877, and a cold 9 in 1872. It cites a 24th as both warmest and coldest day in different years, 1.3 inches average precipitation, 3.43 inches in 1875, and 8 clear, 10 partly cloudy, 13 cloudy days. A quote about Mrs Talkalot and Belle discusses hearing.
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Anna Held Co
Faure
RED Cross
Wisconsin
Doerflinger’s
Rocky Mountain
Castoria
Fletcher’s
Royal German
Skein
Saxony
Skeir
Men
Fairbanks
Regal Brand
Regal S. D
Japan
Cpte
Dixie
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Peas
S. P. Brand
Mitchel Brand
Directoire
Dauber
Ofr. Od
Sildren’s
Erhart
Burton May Land Cabinet Office
Interior Department
C. P. Taft
Senate
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Crew
ED. Pinaud
New York City
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