Hermit David Patterson Found Fatally Harmed in Vine Grove Fire
Lexington dispatch reports David Patterson a wealthy hermit was murdered at Vine Grove Kentucky. His skull were crushed and his body partly cremated in a fire set by the suspect in a serious case. The body was dragged out in time to establish fatal injuries and a large sum of money is believed stolen.
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Aresan
Toften
Milam
W. E. Griggs
Danville
Lexington
David Patterson
Vine Grove
Adam and Eve in a Parisian masquerade of love
Texieres, a wealthy widower, rents near Count du Ramillon and hires a chauffeur named Jules Adam who proves to be Raoul, the Count’s son in disguise. Eve falls for Adam, Father Colbert’s gossip triggers tension, and the truth reveals a comic family ruse ending with a surprise revelation of the two lovers’ true identities.
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Adam and Eve
Hughes Lebel
Count du Ramillon
M. Texleres
Chateau Fermal
Chateau du Ramillon
Texieres
Eve
Father Colbert
M. Texieres
Adventuress
Texleres
Raoul
M_ Texieres
Count de Monticon
Adam
Miss Texieres
CHATNAM TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS PROMOTES COLLEGE PREPARATION
CHATNAM TRAINING SCHOOL in Chatham Virginia markets a guaranteed course of study for boys with experienced male teachers and a ten acre campus. The program emphasizes college and university preparation, new buildings, and a boarding department limited to forty. the president THOS RYLAND SANFORD invites early applications and a catalogue.
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Chatnam Training School
Chatham
Thos. Ryland Sanford
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Satisfied User Testimony
A testimonial from Mrs. Elizabeth Eckardt of Front Royal Virginia endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent remedy for kidney pain. She describes severe back pain and kidney discomfort that vanished after short use and claims no recurrence for three years. The ad promotes the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 56 cents a box.
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Dean
Elizabeth Eckardt
Main St
Front Royal
Dean’s
X. Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Elected Lorimer figure cited in Hines testimony
Washington special summarizes testimony before the Lorimer investigating committee. Witness Frame recalls Hines saying I elected Lorimer after a 1909 May 28 meeting in Chicago, while Baker and Cook's hotel room discussions touch on money and influence. The testimony aligns with prior statements denying or confirming related claims.
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Donal Frame
Chioac
Lorimer
Frame
Elmoar Stant
Union League Club
Chicace
H. H. Dettler
Edward Hines
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Hines
War
Pole Hettler
Jorge Bones
Isaac Baker
Edward Hines Loomber Company
Judge Hynes
Senator Stephenson
Wisconsin
Chiccaro
Chicago
Springfield
Chiengso Wiehe
Sprine
Flo
Ines
Cook
Deneen
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Sayi
Mines
Farinfield
Mr. Hines
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Deneent
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
Hiker
Senator Lorimer
Carney
Punk
Baker testifies closely mirrors Hines on Funk incident
Baker described the Funk incident and nearly repeated Hines language from testimony, noting the recollection involved Milnes and lines with similar phrasing. He compared notes amid questions from Kern and the Helm committee, after which the panel recessed.
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Mir
Lines
Cook
Mr. Lines
Union League Club
Air
Funk
Springfield
Lorimer
Baker
Klines
Carney
Hall
Hines
Senator Kern
Milnes
Attendance figures for white and colored teachers at summer normals
The Department of Public Instruction lists attendance at summer normals for white teachers in Big Stone Gap Chase City Covington Emery Farmville Fredericksburg Galax Harrisonburg Luray Martinsville Newport News University of Virginia Winchester and other locales totaling 374712 for whites and 737 for colored teachers. The combined attendance across both groups reaches 4449.
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Cambria
Public May Be Buncoed in Sugar Trade Probe
New York report: Special Congressional Investigation Committee transfers to New York to probe the Suecor Trust and its alleged underhanded sugar trade. Testimony suggests a questionable ad scheme tied to a sugar journal, claiming refined sugar safety while asserting unrefined sugar harms health. Rep. Garrett questions the trust president about other sugars. the exchange hints at broader deception.
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New York
Hardwicke Congressional Investigation Committee
Suecor Trust
Bio Corporation
Tye
Cate Ray Tress Jourant
Garrett
Thomas
Trust
Dave
Meakin Wounded In Suspected Accident Declines Talk
Captain George V. Meakin of 100% East Clay Street was shot through the left lung by a B82 calibre revolver in a mysterious incident. He remains under treatment in City Room and is expected to be discharged soon. Lawler maintains Meakin was alone in his room when the shot fired, while Meakin offers little new detail.
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Jules Adam
Eve
Adam
Texieres
Father Colbert
M. Texieres
Miss Texileres
Meakin
Young Woman Hints at Missing Middle Initial
A teller explains the woman forgot the middle initial on a check made payable to Gretchen H Schmidt. The dialogue reveals a slip of memory and a hurried correction as she considers future fashion notes. The scene blends casual banking with a playful address to personal style.
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Gretchen H. Schmidt
Ash
Agee2s
Success Magazine
Sores and All Skin Diseases Remedy Tetterine
Advertises Tetterine antiseptic ointment as a universal cure for eczema piles tetter ring worm and old sores. Claims instant relief with a full guarantee and promises shipment of a box or a 50 cent supply if a genuine product is unavailable. Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga.
Currant Jelly From Juice Boiled Then Canned
A home method for currant jelly by heating fruit, straining, and dripping juice into a bag. Sugar is added and the juice boiled briefly, skimmed, then poured into glasses or quart jars for sealing and later jelly making.
Homemade Milk Refrigerator Helps Baby Safety
A practical guide explains how to improvise a cheap milk refrigerator using a wooden box two tin pails and sawdust or excelsior. By placing a quart milk bottle between nested pails and surrounding with ice daily mothers can keep milk cold and reduce summer health risks for infants.
Recipe fragment for spiced raisin bread or pudding
A fragment lists two eggs one and a half cups spar butter raisins one to two teaspoons sods one to two cups sweet milk spices.
Indian Pudding Recipe Improvised Bake Time Noted
A home recipe lists three pints of scalded milk two to three cups of Indian meal two to two cups of molasses two eggs butter the size of an egg and one teaspoon of salt. Bake slowly for two hours with the first hour and a half in gentle heat.
Sour Milk Gingerbread Recipe Instructions
Dissolve 1 3-4 teaspoons of soda in 1 cup of sour milk and add 1 cup of molasses. Sift 2 1-93 cups flour with 2 teaspoons ginger and 1 2 teaspoon salt. Combine mixtures, stir in 4 tablespoons melted butter, beat hard and bake in a moderate oven.
Smart Blouses Use Transparent Fabrics With Contrasts
Fashion note describes blouses crafted from sheer materials such as chiffon marquisette and nets with contrasting foundations in silk and satin. Accessories include metal hair bows and evening slippers to complement the ensembles.
Situation in Haiti prompts naval alert
Washington dispatch says a U.S. warship is being sent to the coast amid reports rebels have captured three towns and the government may lose control. President Simonds has chartered four German steamers to evacuate from Port Liberte. The Liberte patrol ship Limbert Petrel is on watch at NSE port.
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Washington
DPD. Co
State Department
Flatet
Minster Furniss
Simon
Mort Liberte
United States
Limbert Petrel New
Nse
Battle Looms as Revolutionaries Seize St Marie Port
Port au Prince dispatch reports St Marie captured by revolutionists marching toward Archabate, ten miles northwest. Government massing two divisions for a decisive battle. Cruiser Antoine Simon rushed to aid defense at Archabite.
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Port AU Prince
St. Marie
Archabate
Here
Antoine Simon
Arechahite
Virginia briefs highlight post office contract award
Suffolk reports J H Branson of Hampton won the $66,590 contract to bulk the local post office. Salem votes $17,400 for a new high school building with immediate construction. Luray hosts homecoming events as part of a second day program featuring parades, games, and music.
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Suffolk
Quinby
J. H. Branson
Hampton
Vad
Dmguss
Salem
Salem Scheol
Rival Dentists Compete Over Patient Reactions
In a brief exchange, two dentists discuss their work and the appeal of capturing patients’ expressions on camera during dental visits. The dialogue highlights pride in results and the desire for patient engagement through imagery.
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Barcwe M Firat
Tam
First Captive Born Zebra at Bronx Park
The Bronx Zoological Gardens reported the first captive born zebra today. Curator Ditmars described the birth as a notable event with both mother and offspring in good condition.
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Bronx Park
New York
Bronx Zoological Gardens
Ditmars
Atwood to Receive $1008 Reward for Washington Visit
A chamber of commerce executive committee meeting in Washington contemplates awarding Harry N. Atwood a $1008 reward for his years of service to the city. The decision follows discussion of his sighting to the capital and the subsequent exhibition around Washington.
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S. Galeski Optical Co
Richmond
S. Jefferson St
Granby St
Roanoke
Norfolk
Washington
Chamber of Ooms
Harry N. Atwood
Ilvine
Washingtonassment
Arceed
Woman in Men's Attire Sees Boxing Bout in New York
Miss Laur Bennett, a promoter of women’s boxing, wore a man's suit to attend a Brown's Counts bout on Broadway. She observed Jim Sutese and Andy M in a display where Sam Savage delivered a decisive knockout.
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New York
Laur Bennett
Brown
Broadway
Jim
Andy M
Unrest Sam Savage
Charge Young Woman With Dodging Court
A young woman, Minnie Garrison, arrives aboard the Kron Princess liner and is accused of carrying a large quantity of goods believed to be purchased for a department store, facing charges for evading payment. The incident recalls a 1909 case where Avis Gibson avoided duties by a similar scheme aboard a ship of dreams.
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New York
Aoe Bate
Mies
Minnie Garrisoe
PhHadek Phin
Toms
Juatturs
Hicir
Dar
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