Sensational Buffalo murder letter writer linked to three slayings
A Buffalo letter writer claiming wealth and sanity problems admits to three murders, including the disappearance of Josephs, a local boy, and Michael Kruck, a New York newsboy killed in Central Park in 1902. He directs police to the Joseph boy’s corpse, found decomposed in a cesspool near the boy’s home. The mother mourns as authorities reveal the grave truth behind the sensational case.
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Central Park
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N.y
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Joseph Boy
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State Normal School Examinations and Holiday Schedule 1912
December routines at State Normal School include exams and Christmas holidays starting December 18. Winter Quarter begins December 21. News from Richmond: President Burruss elected president of the State Teachers Association. Miss Francis Sale heads Home Economic Division. Prof C J Wentwelk named Peabody Alumnae president and joins its Board. Delegates Olive Runciman and Stella Collins travel to Sweet Briar College for the State Conference of the YWCA. The Oratorio Society presented The Holy City in the Presbyterian church with over a hundred students under Julia Starr Preston.
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Burrass
Francos Sale
Young Women's Chrstian Association
Young Women’s Christian Assuela That
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Presbyterian Church
Julia Starr Preston
Laura Dinkle Gead Mourned in Moscow Virginia
Laura A Dinkle 56 died November 27 in Moscow Brights disease funeral at Mossy Creek cemetery with Rev McNeil and Rev Massie officiating. Survived by two sons Carry and Charles Dinkle a sister Miss Ella Lambert and a brother W J Lambert. Burial at Mossy Creek. pallbearers listed. flowers noted. obituary reflects Methodist faith. Also ad for Wurzbarger oysters and GE pension policy for long service workers.
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Bright
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Charles Dinkle
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J.B. Massie
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Patrick's pardon ends long fight over Rice murder
Thomas Marshall Rice, the eccentric millionaire, was murdered in a sensational case over a decade ago. Patrick, Rice's supposed ally, was convicted on the valet Jones's testimony. Jones confessed Patrick induced the plot to kill Rice for control of the fortune. Governor Dix pardons Patrick, closing the protracted Sing Sing fight by the attorney.
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Dix
Sing Sing
W. Va district attorneyship candidate announced
Pendleton county, West Virginia, resident Ton Hiner announces his bid for U S District Attorney for the Northern District. A Democratic candidate who previously ran for congressman at large, Hiner is described as deserving the post and capable if elected, with local praise for his vigorous campaign.
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Pendleton County
West Virginia
United States
W. Va
Hiner
Raleigh Co
Ben, Jr
Hesself
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