Murder Trial Opens Over Olive Dumbarton’s Alleged Killing
Olive Dumbarton faces trial after a London coroner’s inquest finds her husband David Dumbarton died from a stab wound. The jury, in a manslaughter verdict, concludes the case hinges on whether she acted in self defense or as the killer, while noting no direct witness to the fatal blow.
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Egypt
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Cuives
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Blisher
Mrs. Dumbarton
George Doris
David Dumbarton
Ono
David Dunbarton
England
Hexton Road
St. John’s ‘Wood
Sghe
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Doris
Dr. Quave
Old Bailey
Return of Valerius Galbraith Deepens Olive's Grief
Olive Dumbarton and her daughter host Valerius Galbraith who has returned from Paris shaken by a recent tragedy. He reassures Olive of her innocence, discusses the Coroner's verdict, and laments missed choices that could have spared pain. Veronica notes a doctor is unavailable and Quinton Quave awaits.
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Valerius Galbraith
Olive
Paris
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Valerius
Veronica
Mackworth
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Quinton
Quinton Quave
Feats of Deprivation Across Food Sleep and Cold
The article surveys record extremes in human endurance and trance states. It notes Sacco’s long fasting under observation, Culpepper’s eleven day fast for prize money, Mulcahy’s seven and a half days at sea, and a wakefulness stretch of twenty eight days. It also mentions Angela de Silva’s fifty five days in a London cage, Naomi Smythe’s nine week trance, Chandra Dali’s immobility, and Karkoff’s Arctic heat tolerance.
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Herr Sacco
Vienna
London
Paris
Sacco
San Francisco
John Culpepper
Mulcahy
Pamela
Pacific
Cramer
Munich
Deroulede
England
Angela de Silva
Argyll Rooms
Naomi Smythe
Norton
Chandra Dali
Benares
Ron Fiene
Ellis
Charles E. Ellis
Metro
Too Much to Say For goodness sake Dorothy quote
A mother chides a talking child Dorothy asking why she speaks so much. The girl replies that she has “so much to say” and explains the reason in a playful exchange.
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Mamma
New in Summer Ornaments and Silver Collar Slides
Summer wardrobe gains from rose gold buckles and back ornaments with rose leaf motifs. Silver collar slides add a delicate rhinestone touch, while enamelled studs in green blue pink and mauve complement tailored blouse waists. Silver chatelaine bags imitate gold in price and wear, and slim jeweled collars pair with collarless waists for a modern finish.
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Chatelaine Ags
Mary Anthony on Selfishness in Marriage
Miss Mary S. Anthony discusses marriage flaws echoing Susan B. Anthony. She argues selfishness drives unhappy unions with both spouses capable of fault, citing a circus outing where an old husband grabs his wife Hannah’s lunch basket, prompting a humorous exchange.
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Mary S. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Hannah
Joshua
United States still owns vast public lands across the domain
The report states the U S possesses about 1.44 billion acres of public lands and reserves. It notes 56 percent disposed and 44 percent retained, with 140 million acres remaining open for entry and disposal. Much of the surplus lands are arid, timber lands are reserved, and forest reserves total around 130 million acres.
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Russia
Territories
Alaska
Towa
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