Camden Axe Murder Shocks City Night Household Tragedy
Samantha Cox, eight, witnessed William Greadwell, a 39 year old boarder, murder her grandmother Georgiana Gilliland with a double bladed axe in their Camden home at 1933 Cooper Street. Gilliland died at Coupe Hospital minutes after arrival. Greadwell confessed to police saying jealousy and drink spurred the attack as onlookers, including Mrs Agrew Cox and Mrs Jennie Batton, awaited word on the crime.
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Philadelphia
Samantha Cox
Wiliam Greadwell
Georgiana Gililland
Cooper Street
Camden
Agrew Cox
Jennie Batton
Coupe Hospital
Greadwell
Camden City
Cox
Gilliland
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Mrs Gilliland
Telegraphic briefs bring court drama and fugitives across states
Reports from Bardwell to Chicago, Hazelton and Rome recount executions, extradition fights, and killings. William Richardson faces death after mob threats linked to John Vivet’s death. Macaluso fights extradition in Chicago claiming identity. Sammel Miller held in Oakland. Hazelton and Weatherly cold deaths noted. State officials fill commissions. China’s government names The Great Republic of China.
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John Vivet
William Richardson
Bardwell
Brrgiais
Hazeltor
Rome
Wepe Macaluso
Chicago
Mastahen
Jackson
Cal
Hazelton
William Miller
Bacheler
Weatherly
Tener
Henry G Llipwacot
Philadephia
Edward A Woods
Pittsburg
State Vardinalion Commission
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Good bacteria and bad in soil fertility study
An Agricultural College pupil explains soil biology noting six inches of gull soil on an acre weighs about 60 tons and contains vast billions of germs per ounce of dry soil. He emphasizes bacteria are essential to soil fertility despite common fears about disease.
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Agricultural College
Soil bacteria study crops growth not student shown
The article describes evaluating soil bacteria activity to gauge crop growing conditions. An illustration shows Oregon Agricultural College bacteriology students examining soil bacteria under a microscope, noting their abundance, shape, and varied growth in different soil textures.
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Bacteriology
Oregon Agricultural College
Fone
Farming Like Banking and Pest Control Notes
Agricultural column discusses soil nutrients as a bank account with drafts and reserves for crop profit. It references safety posts for pest holes, wood treatment to deter insects and fungi, and generic notes on farming tools and mechanical aids.
King Turkey’s Jubilant Dinner Dream in a Feast of Gobbles
A whimsical poem portrays the King Turkey parading in gold and red necktie as diners plot a festive feast. The bird resists, vowing to gobble the crowd in a mock stand off, before a narrator suggests sharing the dish in a holiday parody. C. M. Barnitz signs off, inviting readers to report the scene in The News.
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Turkey
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