Tragic Queens Camp Duel Ends With Fatal Gunshot
Two youths and companions witnessed a deadly shooting in Queens as a younger boy killed Jacob Kabots of Brooklyn with a brain shot during a tree line confrontation at a camp. Victor Jenlidteh was placed in custody on charges related to the homicide. The struggle and ensuing chaos followed a tense nighttime quarrel over a rifle standoff.
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Jen Enlidteh
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Vietor
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Joni Kawantowski
Jaco
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Would I Want Her to Marry a Farmer headline study
A Minnesota survey by Farmer's Wife of St Paul asks if a daughter should marry a farmer. Responses from across states favor farm life for independence and health, citing open-air life and business partnership. few favor change, while concerns about isolation and technology are noted.
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Chicago Centenarian James Kirkley Sees 100th Birthday
James F. H. Kirkley, claimed city’s oldest resident, celebrated his centennial at home with family. The English born inventor and student of science has witnessed a century of mechanical progress from steam locomotives to electric transit. He hopes to reach 101 with his mind sharp and body steady, while expressing curiosity about future advances.
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Iuleus
Hie
Kirkley
Merhatle
Philonopher
Puritan Massachusetts divorce suit in Dedham court
In Dedham Superior Court Florence R. Morrill sues Leon G. Morrill for divorce while he counters, alleging alleged infidelity and conduct by Florence. The six month case features testimonies from witnesses and two physicians who say Florence admitted loving two men. Florence testifies with composed defiance as her witnesses challenge the charges.
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Merrill
Samanta Tos
Maida
Trade in Daughters in Africa Report Exposes Slave Sales
A Parisian traveler and Albert Sartwot report French colonial efforts to end daughters being sold in Kabisha tribes, noting fathers openly price their daughters and arrange long bargaining sessions before sale. The piece details early marriages and lifelong servitude, with instances of prices up to 400 francs and the buyers receiving veiled, bridled brides upon purchase.
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Nethiltele
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Wedded His Secretary by Congressman Venjamin Becomes Union
New York congressman Venjamin wed his secretary Mira Pareone after a secret romance. Pareone joined his staff when he entered Congress, and the wedding followed a long courtship amid wartime service and personal trust.
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New York
Fle
Mira Mier
Pareone
Wren
Inter Dewn
Paleetild
Congress
Woman Sheriff Heads All Raids In Michigan County
A long dated report outlines Mra McAuley becoming the first woman sheriff in the county, succeeding years as deputy to Huebamra. She vows to enforce the law, lead all raids, and oversee three deputies, aiming to prove capable despite scrutiny. The piece notes family ties, past incidents, and expectations for reform in local law enforcement.
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Mra McAuley
Mer Late Huebamra
Michigan County
Thane
Reseen
Boy Genius William Bradford Dazzles Psychologists
Seven year old William Eliot Bradford in Woodcrest School wowed University of California researchers with a top score on the Stanford revision of the Binet Simon mentality tests. Experts found his mind age twice his years, noting rapid puzzle completion and memory of Whittier poetry.
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Los Angeles
William Eliot Bradford
Woodcrest
University of California, Southern Branch
Stanford University
William
United States
Edith Eddy Bradford
Barbara Frietehia
Whittier
Fragments Hint at Prehistoric Skeleton in Oray County
Fragments found in a stratified layer suggest they are part of a skeleton of a prehistoric monocor. The discovery, described in a rough outline, hints at darkly veiled details about the relic and its context within Oray County.
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Wichita Palle
Tea
Oray County
Four Year Old Maine Girl Speaks Three Languages
Windham Maine four year old Edith Greenlaw is hailed as a child prodigy in geography. She understands French Spanish and English and can name states cities and towns in Maine and answer geographical questions. She began walking at seven months and is noted for correcting others grammar.
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Maine
Windham
Mobel
Edith Greenlaw
Spectacular Mud Geysers Erupt at Salt Sea Scene
An eruption at Salt Sea sent mud and smoke 200 feet into the air for about 20 minutes. Several witnesses described the sudden display with fear and awe as the mud geysers roared skyward.
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el Centro
Cal
Young Mother Now Strong in Kenosha Wisconsin
A testimonial from Mrs Faen of Do Symmands St Kenosha Wisconsin praising Lydia E Pinkham's 7 Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the remedy helped with female troubles after childbirth and recommends it to other women seeking relief.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Mra Faen
P. Hawee
P. Hawee, Do Symmands
Fubian
Fragmented OCR echoes a baffling old text
A garbled passage depicts a porter named Joe Wieen and scattered phrases about a spring day and a debate or wager. The OCR yields unclear names and actions, with no coherent event or outcome to anchor a concise news item.
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Joe Wieen
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