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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1912

Page

7

Confession of a Prosecutor on Trial Before Death

A dying French prosecutor narrates a case where he pushed for a conviction in a Paris district trial. The condemned man proclaims innocence at the guillotine, fueling the prosecutor's growing doubt, guilt, and eventual lifelong penance. He urges the teller to spread the lesson to ambitious lawyers and to honor a final bequest to aid the unfortunate under the name Tranaille.

Mme. Favart Maitre Gernou Pernier Peraps Oath Paris Everyody Tranaille

Confession Revealed On Scaffold In Tramaille Trial

The dying man admits Tranaille’s guilt to the prosecutor before death. The speaker, formerly the prosecutor, reveals the truth and hopes the condemned man heard the confession before dying.

Engineer Hero of Train Held Up in Cedar Rapids

An express train No. 9 near Cedar Rapids was halted by masked bandits. Engineer Mansfield shot at the robbers after bullets struck him in the arm and fireman. The locomotive steamed to safety as the bandits fired and fled. Mansfield was taken to hospital, and authorities suspected Chicago criminals planned to seize the express car contents.

Cedar Rapids Iowa D. Mansfield Chicago Northwestern Cedar Ft Mansfield Buryime Cneibelves Fred Sineer Freman Orver Hood Tyne Friaet Tadrtrom O Mansfield Bert

Virginia Senate votes against co-ordinate women’s college bill

The Virginia Senate defeated the proposal to create a co-ordinate women’s college at the University of Virginia by a 20 to 14 vote after expedited consideration and a series of conferences. Senators argued for equal educational opportunities while opponents pressed procedural concerns before adjourning.

Richmond University of Virginia Senate Ayes Blanks Crockett Cummings Drewry Early Gravatt Harman Paul Rison Siundere Smith Tucker Walker Weet Brook Echols Edmondson Featherston Fletcher Folkes Garratt Gayle Hart Hobbs Holt Mapp Massie Moncure Montague Parr Sowder Taverner Watkins West Senator Featherston House Clarke Warren Ile Tme

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs. Greenstreet

A Richmond resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills with stopping five years of kidney trouble and back pain after failed remedies. The advertisement urges readers to seek Doan's at 50 cents in all stores, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, the makers.

Dean H. H. Greenstreet 18Th St Richmond Buffalo N. Y

Missouri delegates pledged for Champ Clark at state convention

Joplin Missouri dispatch notes eight Missouri delegates at large to the Baltimore convention with one vote each. The platform praises Champ Clark and criticizes Cannonism while urging home rule and tariff reform. Clark boosters sing the official campaign song and Missouri papers seek the author of the song.

Joplin Baltimore Lealt Champ ‘Care William Stone Uited James A. Eberent A. M. Dockery Lonie Stephens St. Low David K. Francis William T. Kemper Kansas City Gilert & Karbee Congress Ireland Champ Clark Oun Clark Missouri

Former French Premier Clemenceau Ill in Paris

Special-M Georges Clemenceau former premier of France is ill with influenza in Paris. Physicians say no alarm, but he will be confined to his sick room for a week.

Newport News Times-Herald Paris M. Georges Clemenceau France M. Clemenceau

Editorials and Sidelights From Virginia Newspapers

A collage of brief notes from Virginia papers includes quips about the General Assembly needing guidance, Roosevelt’s ballot idea, social proprieties, a preacher’s faith in Shool, Knox’s Columbus trip avoidance, Morse’s return to business after Europe, and Judson Warnmeon set to address the Maryland Legislature on March.

Virginia Maryland Great Southwest Staunton Dispatch Judson Warnmeon

Woman recounts thirty year longing and a love doomed by death

In the February Woman's Home Margaret E Sangster recalls a Virginia man who cherished a lifelong passion for a woman of rare beauty. He visited weekly, but neither marriage nor confession occurred, and the pair remained a secret until the woman's sudden death. the man sank into melancholy afterward.

Margaret E. Sangster Virginia

Mercury as another curious property

The fragment describes a link between Mercury and price movements for butter, noting that lower Mercury values correspond to higher butter prices. It reads as an odd, speculative note on commodity pricing tied to planetary references.

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