The Fisher Murder Case Recalled by Calf Skin Club
Judge Hunter recounts the 1841 Fisher disappearance in Springfield where brothers Archibald William Trailor and Henry helped hide a body after Fisher vanished. Fisher later appeared alive with injuries, overturning the murder charge and leaving questions about the true outcome and motive in this famous case.
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Hunter
Calf Skin Club
Western Law Journal
Whartons American Criminal Law
Belese
Springfeld
Carltal Hoe
Myers
Henry
Dad & Family
Clarys Grove
Springfield
William
Warren County
Wi- Nom
Fisher
Archibald
Trailors
Williamt
Archbald
Fishern
Williama
Warren Coun
Wiliam
Wil Ham
Hickox
Bucey
Dr Gilmore
Lewiston
Fulton County
Gilmore
Henry Tradlor
Archibald Henry
Archibal
Henry Brothers
Irchibald
Witlany
William Tradlor
New Illluminant Blue gas Introduced In Germany
A new liquid illuminant named blue gas arrives in Germany. It delivers 50 to 1000 candle power from closed room burners. Cylinders weigh 22 pounds and cost about $2.86, enough for a 60 candle power burner about 45 hours. It is a hydrocarbon, non toxic and three and a half times hotter than coal gas. Peace praised as global goodwill grows.
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Germany
Letter Publicity Proclaims Pinkham Remedy Benefit
Minneapolis readers publish a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The letter claims the product cured pain and weakness after three months and urges others to seek advice from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with confidential treatment and free support for twenty years.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sanders Uly
Ruby
Journ G. McLean
Second St
North
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydis E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Old Man Bitt’s Field Full of Little Helpers
A city man rides in a wagon with a taciturn driver toward a sunlit field. They discuss Old Man Bitt and his boys at work under a hot day, the driver offering dry wit while the passenger probes who belongs to the group.
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Hossey
Tuberculosis Death Toll Highlighted in Cities’ Children
Special commissions report over 30,000 children in New York and Boston have tuberculosis. Authorities estimate nearly 1,000,000 U S schoolchildren may die of TB before 18, with an annual public education cost around seven and a half million dollars for those who will not reach 18.
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New York
Boston
United States
Reputations and Reputation's Power
The Autocrat notes a map gains reputation from the expectation of future renown. The Practical Person adds a contrast with his son’s view that some men secure a reputation and let it sustain them while others earn one and let it govern their lives.
Law of Attraction in Social Magnetism
A brief note from T. P's Weekly London explains that attraction between men and women is not simple lure but a balance of opposing forces. It argues the masculine force often acts as the stronger magnet, shaping interactions with complex attraction and repulsion dynamics.
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T. P's Weekly
London
Lost Kitty Nuddles Appears in Funny Philadelphia Note
A fragmentary Philadelphia observation mentions a girl asking about a lost cat named Nuddles. The text includes scattered ad like lines and quirky slogans from era products and political snippets, all read as a muddled social page note.
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Cc C
Brothers
Spastor
Estory
Philadelphia
Nuddles
Lewis
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