Bradley Trial Opens Over Utah Senator Murder Case
Washington waked to a sensational murder case as Annie M Bradley, mother of Maud Adams’ child, faces trial for killing former Utah Senator Arthur M Brown. The proceedings drew crowds, with Judge Powers and Utah attorney general on opposing sides. Evidence centers on Brown’s engagement to Adams and Bradley’s claim of being spurned by the senator.
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Washington
Criminal Court No. 1
District of Columbia
Justice Stafford
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Judge Powers
George B. Hoover
Givens
Annie Adama
Maud Adams
Bradley
Adams
Raleigh
Senator Brown
Arthur Brown, Jr
Montgomery Brown
John 8
Rollo
State Supreme Court
Salt, Lake City
Brown
Mra. Adams
New York
Land values soar as Watt sells Medford orchard
J E B Watt sold his 40 acre Medford area orchard for 25000 dollars at 625 per acre, the Rogue River valley’s highest land price. Purchased a year earlier at 228 per acre for 10000 dollars, the price jump yields 400 dollars per acre profit in under three years. The eight year old orchard, planted with Newtown Pippins and a few Spitzenbergs, produced 3200 dollars this year and is expected to rise yearly. Purchasers H T Hull of Newark and H H Parker of southern California acquire a premier block awaiting larger crops.
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Medford
J. E B. Watt
Rogue River Valley
H. T. Hull
Newark
N. J
H. H. Parker
California
Dangerous Bend mother and boy clash over school loitering
A Bend mother spanks a boy for lingering on the way to school. Smoke pours from the boy’s pocket, where matches had been lit by the paddling. The boy and mother are drenched with water from a pan wielded by a girl, averting danger.
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Bend
Rural Readers Turn To Quiet News and Ads
Rural residents are expected to engage in thoughtful reading of newspapers and advertisements as a shift toward business discussions grows. The move highlights local commerce interest and a calmer community approach to information.
Multiple Fatalities and Accidents Reported in Brief
A series of brief news items describe killings in Buffalo and Indiana, a Bronx Park rear-end collision injuring twenty, a Boston Albany wreck near West Brookfield with one dead, and Chicago adopting scrip money postwar. Other items include a Tacoma timber price, a Manhattan fire death, a near-fatal Pullman incident, a Pullman lumber executive fleeing, and a distressed Indian mother found on a Tacoma hotel cliff with her two children.
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Bronx Park
New York
Perona
West Brookfield
Boston & Albany
Chicago
Clearing House
Julie
Tacoma
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold Here as Constitutional Remedy
Catarrh described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from Jete Co Toledo Ohio is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Company offers $100 for any false cure and invites inquiries via letters. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Jete Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
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the Alexander Department Store
A. M. Brown
Maude Adames
Sunset Magazine
Far Wearn and Country Journal
Myst
San Francisco
Shreve Yearger
Stephen Dobmer
Buffalo
Frederick Eucholherms
Wayne
Ind
Northwest
Wood Trust
Paul Bahr
Manhattan
Mont
Mamie Gaddis
Pullman
Paul Kimbrell
Springstien Lumber Company
Pendleton Business College
Maker
Earth
A. Eklunds
E. Court, St
Baker City
Pendleton
Hotel
St. George
George Darveau
Propetetor
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
Oregon
H. C. Means
Portland
Amet
H. C. Bowers
Central Meat, Co. Carney, Ramadell & Co
Judd Bidg
Empire Meat Co
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