Doomed Napolitano Story Prompts Clemency Petitions
A sensational feature notes Angelina Napolitano, an Italian wife in Sault Ste Marie, awaiting two death sentences in Canada and the United States. It discusses her alleged murder of her husband, the civil law versus natural law, and a nationwide push for clemency as petitions pour in to Governor General Gray. The piece frames her as a mother of four, her plight crossing borders, and questions why the state would punish or spare a woman who defends the home. It cites her testimony, legal history, and the broader issue of gendered justice.
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Thia
Neapolitano
United States
Belle Squires
Ghitago Tribune
Everyoae
Seun Ste Marie
Ontario
Canada
Nature
Angelina Napolitana
Angelina Napolitanio
Angelina Na Politazo
Teresime
Igmaradt
Sault Ste. Marie
Bar. Howe
Santer
Bella Ward
Miss Hon
D. Fanning
Merrie England
George III
Angeling
Italy
Pietro
Runane
New World
New York
Fortuna
Anzeling
Angelina Napolitano
Gray
The
Dominiton
Ottawa
Clementy
Angelina Napolitans
Batthia
Iita
Mamma
Ua Senna
Amelia
Eresha
Napolitano
Uta
Ran Seante
Pietro Ningliano
Arselina Napolitano
Fort Grey
Wall
Victim Dies After Gasoline Burns at Battle Creek
Eight year old Robert Meyers died at Nichols hospital after burns suffered at Irving grocery store at McCamey and Grove streets. Neil Keagle, four, escaped with minor injuries as a burning gasoline can exploded near the rear of the store. Robert was conscious until a few hours before death, following an incident that began when a match ignited gasoline.
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Robert Meyers
Nichols Hospital
Irving Grotery
McCamey
Grove Streets
Robert J
Neil Keagle
Mr. Irving
Meyers
Mayor Faces Criticism Over Drunken Disorder in Marshall
Reports from Marshall recount Mayor Sanday’s actions amid a public drunkenness incident near the engine house on State Street. The mayor aided a visibly intoxicated man, escorting him down the street, while police later took the individual to the station. Critics say the episode highlights broader concerns about enforcement and city safety.
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Maydr
Imeetr Yung
Ema
Marshall
Hades
the Statesman
Sanday
Eagle
Jeffer
Geentrence
GC. &. Gates
Albion
Deir Old State Street
Druoks
Electria Station
Burkhart
Jobin Basco
Battle Crack
Bacon
Great Adam Porepaugh and Betts Circus at Battle Creek
The Great Adam Porepaugh and Betts Brothers will perform twice in Battle Creek on Tuesday July 25. The show features an automobile double somersault by a young French woman and the Ty Bell Human Butterflies with three French girls. The-aerial parade includes over 1000 people, 556 horses, and three herds of elephants. a new electric light display and new circus equipment complete the spectacle.
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Adam Porepaugh
Betts Brothers Circus
Battle Creek
Poe
America
Blood purifier ad by Hiedtric Bitters promotes health
An 19th century style advertisement claims disease killers by Hiedtric Bitters. It argues wild beasts kill few people compared with germs and asserts the remedy purifies blood to end malarial and other fevers. It promises money back if not satisfied and directs shoppers to J. W. Bradshaw's.
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J. W. Bradshaw
Canada and the case for annexation by reciprocity
A Canadian writer argues reciprocity will push toward political union with the United States, warning that without it Canada risks losing independence. The piece traces American expansion, disputes Canadian policy gaps, and notes historical ties, currency parity, and potential economic integration as factors shaping Canada’s future.
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London National Review
Great Britain
John Bull
Atlantic Seaboard
Republic
Tne
Canada
United States
England
Anada Alont
Hadanada
Commonwealths
Toronto
Brontreal
Winnipeg
Three Prisoners Sentenced at Sedge North Court
Three men appeared in court this morning. Dick Driscoll pleaded guilty to larceny and was jailed for forty five days. James Smith pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received a suspended sentence. Fred Lair, also charged with disorderly behavior, drew a sentence of not less than six months nor more than two years with an eighteen month recommendation, this being his third offense. Chas DeRosia pled guilty to breaking into John Tucker's house and stealing items, and was remanded for sentence.
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Ward
Sedge North
Dick Driscoll
James Smith
Fred Lair
Fouia
Chas. DeRosia
John Tucker
Michigan Farmer's Institute Train To Promote Wheat
The Michigan cultural college in cooperation with the State Milers' association will run a six train itinerary for farmers during the first two weeks of August. Stops include Lansing, Hillsdale, Adrian, Coldwater, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Jackson, and more. Three coaches host lectures on wheat culture, soil methods, manures, fertilizers, varieties, and milling. A milling expert and exhibition cars accompany the program with health and safety demonstrations from the State Board of Health.
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Michigan Cultural College
State Milera’ Association
Rum A
Farmeris
Sat
Southiven Michigan
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southern
Michigan Central
Chickiwati Northern
Michigan Central Railroad
Tratn
Lanning
Hillsdale
Lake Shore Railroad
Brooklyn
Manchester
Adrian
Coldwater
Kalamazoo
Kaiatiazoo
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Thret Rivers
Gallien
Michiigan Central
Niles
Addison
Taunton
Clark
Ginemnat Northern
Lansing
Marshall
Kotay
Awa
State Board of Health
267 Horses Die in Bic Fire at Dixon Transfer Co
A daytime blaze destroyed the stables of Arthur W. Dixon Transfer Co in Bic Chicago. About 350 draft horses valued at 250 each perished and the incident caused 509000 in damage. Firemen fought the flames as the roof collapsed and threatened nearby buildings near downtown. Earlier the same day a furniture warehouse fire at W C Reeble & Brothers caused 1009000 in damage.
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Chicago
Arthur W. Dixon Transfer Co
W. C. Reeble & Brothers
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Exposed by Marble Carpenter
A Marble, N. J. carpenter, E. 8. Lopez, shows a pocket box of Bucklin's Arnica Salve. He claims it heals all cuts, wounds, bruises, and sores rapidly. Advertises 25 cents at J. W. Bradabaw's.
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Bucklin
Lopez
J. W. Bradabaw
Dr Kellogg Turns Playground Over To City Children
A long charity tale follows Dr Kellogg’s transformation of his Kellogg estate into a juvenile playground with a swimming pool slides and equipment for public use. Beginning with a found baby and ending with forty or more children cared for educated and thriving the piece portrays philanthropy turned into lasting civic benefit.
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Battle Creek Enquirer
de. Kelln
Manchester Street
Dr. Kellog
Dr. Kellogg
Nellogg
Kellogg
sheNower Ag
Kellogg Reais Dence
Free Book For Every Living Thing on the Fare
Page Bock ties, on the Treatnast and Care of Horace, Osdtla, Shnep, Hogs and Poultry, algo Gabe Obede MOS OP, mall fom.
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Humphreys
Page Bock
Horace
Gabe Obede Mos
Mall Fom
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BIG Circus
Annered
J. H. Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Farmer's Institute
Chile
Hart, Wie Barnes
Harther
Smith Se AB
Ponda
Towsley
Vorwin
Kingsteene
Daskam Sry
Tee
Totai
Milk Rover
Sheba
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