Canada's most pathetic problem Angelina Napolitano hangs
A lengthy piece argues Angelina Napolitano, an Italian immigrant in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario, faces execution twice under natural and civil law. It contrasts gender justice, home protection, and the fate of four children, urging clemency and debating the morality of capital punishment for a battered wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste Marie
Ontario
Canada
Abe
Angelina Napolitano
Hier
Angelina Napolitania
Angelina Na- Palitane
Angelina Napolitane
Sault Ste. Marie
Merrie England
George Til
Angelina
Italy
Pietro
New World
New York
Angelica Napolitano
Napolitany
Itfi
United’ States
Marl Gray
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Napolitans
Thar
Tan
Children’s Aid Society
Boya
Mamma
Amelia
Ang
Gasoline Burns Kill Boy After Store Blaze in Battle Creek
An eight year old boy, Robert Meyers, died after 36 hours of severe burns from gasoline flames at the Irving grocery in Battle Creek. Witnesses said the blaze started when gasoline ignited near the lighting, as clerk Levings hurried to remove the flaming can toward the door. Robert and four year old Neil Kreagle fled to safety, but Meyers received most of the burns and remained conscious until his death at Nichols Hospital shortly after 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meyers
Nichols Hospital
Irving Grocery
McCamley
Grove Streets
Battle Creek
Robert
Néil Kreagle
Levying
Meyers Boy
Neil Keagte
Meyers
Mayor in Drunken Spotlight Sparks City Debate
A local newspaper recounts an incident where the mayor, while reportedly intoxicated, confronted a drunken man outside the Electric Station area. Police escorted the offender to jail as the mayor criticizes lax enforcement, urging stricter sobriety laws amid ongoing public disorder concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marszail
the Statesman
Sandy
State Street
Hagle
Jefferson Stresta
C. G B. Gauss
Albion
Saliens
Aman
Burkhart
Falcon
John Baon
Battie Creek
Albien
Tigar Making
Satan
Avr
Great Adam Parepaugh Sells Circus at Battle Creek
The Great Adam Parepaugh Sells Brothers circus schedules two Battle Creek performances on Tuesday July 25. The highlight is a French teen aerial act, a automobile double somersault in midair, plus three French women performing aerials with teeth and lights amid a three mile parade, 1000 people, 539 horses, three elephant herds, and a full, modern menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Parepaugh
Brothers Circus
Battle Creek
Tusalay
America
Electric Hittera Promises Protection From Deadly Germs
An older advertisement touts Electric Hittera as a grand protection against disease causing germs in air water dust and food. It claims rapid cure for chills fever and malaria like illnesses and offers a 50 cent trial at J. W. Braddies's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Braddies
Will Canada Be Annexed An Argument For and Against
A London National Review piece argues that annexation is inevitable for Canada through reciprocity and imperial merger. It claims American influence, currency alignment, and media ties push toward political union, noting key figures, colonies, and population implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London National Review
Great Britain
John Bull
Atlantic Seaboard
Canads
Unien
Canada
United States
England
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Prisoners Sentenced After Judge North Court Session
Three men faced sentencing this morning in Sunbury Ohio. Gick Driscoll pled guilty to larceny and got forty five days in jail. James Smith pled guilty to disorderly conduct and received a suspended sentence. Fred Lair, also charged with disorderly conduct, was sentenced to jail for not less than six months up to more than two years with a recommended eighteen months, his third offense. Chas DeRosia pled guilty to breaking into John Tucker's house and thefts and was remanded for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meno
North
Court House
Gick Driscoll
James Smith
Fred Lair
Jonia
Chas. DeRosia
John Tucker
Soil and Wheat Special Train Brings Farmer Education
The Michigan Agricultural College and State Millers' association will operate a Soil and Wheat Special train across Southern Michigan during early August. Stops include Lansing, Hillsdale, Brooklyn, Manchester, Adrian, Coldwater, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Three Rivers, Galien, Niles, Addison Junction, Clark's Lake, and Lan-sing. The program features lectures on soil, varieties, fertilizers, pest control, and a female led session on bread wheat, with exhibits and a wheat-mliller focus for best prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Agricultural College
State Millers’ Association
Farmers’ Institute
Michigan
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Michigan Central
Cincinnati Northern
Michigan Central Railroad
Lansing
Hillsdale
Brooklyn
Manchester
Adrian
Coldwater
Three Rivers
Galien
Michi-gan Central
Niles
Kalamazoo
Jackson
Addison Junction
Clark's Lake
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Lan- Sing
Marshall
State Board of Health
Horses Burn in Big Fire at Chicago Stable
Fire destroyed the Arthur W. Dizon Transfer Co. stables in Chicago killing 267 draft horses valued at 286 dollars each and causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Firemen rescued nearly a hundred as the four story building collapsed, with the roof caving in. The blaze worsened by hot weather, and another warehouse nearby also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur W. Dizon Transfer Co
Fuurniture
Reeble & Brothers
Fremen
Buckiin Arnica Satre Mentioned In Local Ad
Fragmentary OCR recalls a box of Buckiin’s Arnica Satre sold by E and Lopez of Marilla. The note claims the product cures cuts burns and skin conditions. A price line and dealer name appear, but many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckiin
E. & Lopez
Marilla
J. W. Bradahaw
Dr Kellogg Turns Playground To City Widens Welfare Reach
Dr Kellogg, longtime superintendent and philanthropist, ends his foster baby program and hands over the Kellogg residence playground to the city. The former charity care shifted to a public playground with a swimming pool swings and slides for all children of Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Kellogg
J. H. Kelloge
Sanitarium
Battle Creek Enquirer
Kellogg
Philanthopy
Kellog
Yesra
Kellorg
Kelloge
Yale
Fees Collected for the Month of June
The county officers report June receipts listing names such as Towsley Corvin Eddey and Mallory Baskam along with others. The document records fee totals by collector and itemized amounts for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towsley Corvin
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Angelino Nepolitano
Angelink
Napolitano
Belle Squires
Chicago Tribune
Tite
Aitiag
Hener D. Fansing
Tie
Ufe
Pietro Nipsitano
Anselina Napolitano
Earls Grey
BIG Circus
Bardock
J. H. Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Gray
Farmer's Institute
Paris Humphreys
Pavers
Pover
Leas Power
Sprang
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