Ogress Jeanne Weber Arrested Over Montmartre Child Deaths
In Paris the ogress of Montmartre Jeanne Weber is jailed amid fears she killed at least five children. Neighbors recall her loving acts toward children while doctors found no clear medical cause. Public pressure rose as witnesses described touching the dead with her hand on their chests, though prosecutors found no decisive evidence against her.
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Montmarte
Paris
Jeanne Weber
Madame Jeanne Weber
Osreeges
Marshal de Rets
Weber
Cecile Poercyhorne
Nosehhdrs
Webers
Mobtimarte
Tam Tippy
Evra
Markine
Che
Madame
Prion
Fiat Nice
Fiavee
Mini
Bey
Bat
Dudge
Berta
Unis
Vietims
Webi
Diehl
Poole
Madame Weber
Alice Weber
Alice
Montmartre
Damon
Maurice Weber
Oiah
Brouardel
Thomnon
France
Brouwredel
Alice Wolity
M. Selipmann
Mortiartre
Davis
Pheili
Bowlets
Chavon
Wobor
Weber Bea
Violence threat to Orangeburg minister lightsfoot noted
A Columbia State correspondent reports on June 10 a threat note left on Rev Br Lightfoot’s door in Orangeburg aimed to spur violence against him and his wife who has health issues. A coffin appeared in May and police traced a printed note to a local firm. Suspects denied direct involvement while investigators pursue handwriting and alibi leads.
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Orangeburg
Columbia
Br. M. Lightfoot
Summerville
Lightfoot
Tabor
Immigration for the South and landowners urged to act
A call to Landowners and farmers in the South to embrace immigration as a means to grow population and boost land values and farm product prices. The piece argues immigration supports land development, roads, schools, and industry, and urges action across counties to attract new settlers and labor.
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Uo Parmore
Ibte
Hindy
Wiilel
Wis
Huh Kota
Wee Gaul Hotter
United States
Willy
Utente
Outi
Legion
Hebel
Austen
Agee
Conlin
Easly
Cayonel Mobile
CIA
Peculiar London Tale Of Kidnapping And Escape
A chaotic 19th century style report describes a dramatic chase at police headquarters over a planned kidnapping. A bride’s father, Hungarian, and a pair named Steve Mikel and Stowe Mikel are central, with threats, a phony claim of papers, and a bribe attempt. The narrative shifts to imperial war talk and US Japan tensions, noting Philippines fate under changing global powers and the looming military confrontation.
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Columbian
Gosteulittme
Caneinye
Daly
Chrouph
Norfolk
Sroom
le Ware
Monte ¢ Pallabo
Steve John
Stowe Mikel
Teareo
Loura
Hoelon
Marvidee
Anil
Steve
Tuell
Bevan and Verernis in Turbulent Week of Politics
In a fragmentary report from the week, Bevan and Verernis engage in a heated political exchange under pressure from Confederate era rhetoric. The piece hints at Teene polities, Pope laeoy, and bets on future U.S. relations, with references to powers, revenue, and national vows amidst chaotic public discourse.
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Bevan
Wilkin
Davis
Pope Laeoy
Prominent Haitian Constitution Festival Leads to Collision and Fire
A chaotic scene surrounds the celebration of the Haitian constitution as a clash occurs near a parade ground. A vehicle explodes injuring an occupant and triggering a rapid response by the engine corps. Local witnesses recall the festivity turning violent amid political tensions, with scattered injuries and a chaotic, unsettled crowd.
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Promises Clear Skin
An old advertisement extols Hancock's Liquid Sulphur as a cosmetic and medicinal remedy. It claims internal purification, external beauty benefits, and curing of pimples, sores, and dull complexions, with testimonials and a free hooklet offer for readers. A separate note mentions caution about public behavior at a Norfolk exhibit.
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Wancock
Hancock
W. Har- Vite
Brevlertek
Sloot Ag
The economy of special treatment debate in medicine
A garbled 19th century style critique questions the cost and value of personalized care. It discusses whether wealthier patients can secure better or quicker treatment and whether universal access would curb excesses. The piece urges thoughtful examination of incentives shaping medical choices and patient outcomes.
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