New Precedent In Insanity Case With Holmes
William H. Holmes of Omaha is on trial for embezzling $700 as he mounts an insanity defense. Local witnesses, including Bam Hoff and George Stryker, testify to his strange behavior and routines while Holmes’ attorney notes many leaders in arts and politics are deemed crazy. The New York Post mocks the defense, contending the act shows insanity.
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William H. Holmes
Omaha
Bam Hoff
Holmes
George Stryker
New York Post
Bernard Shaw
New York Weekly
New Boston
William of Germany
David Jayne Hill
America
Berlin
Bremen
Haiti
Jamaica
J. O. Stewart
Jasper County
R. C. Horne
Kansas City Post
Japan
China
Raritan River
Perth Amboy
N. J
San Francisco
New Orleans
Louisiana
Canal Zone
New England
Kimball
S. C
Port Au Prince
Navy Department
Mexico City
James Clark
McCracken
Barber County
Kansas
Wellington
Queen & Crescent
Lexington
Jackson
Millers’ Trust
Millers
Western Railroads
Denver
Chilapa
Mexico
E. L. Phillip
Union Refrigerator ‘Transit Company
Milwaukee
McClure Publishing Company
New York
Mississippi
North Dakota
William J. Bryan
East Feliciana Parish
Norwood
Wichita
Kan
Col
Gorgas
Cannon
Cullom
Hopkins
Deneen
Busse
Chicago
Leland
Springfield
Charlemagne Tower
Hill
William
Hague
Tennessee
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Paris
Valdez
Alaska
Atlantic
Federal Supreme Court
Hadley
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Western
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
California
N. R. Nichols
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Havana
A. H. Sniff
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Logan
Iowa
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary of New York
A. W. Greely
Arctic
Durham White Stevens
Meyer R. Bimberg
Bim
Button Man
I. F. Guiwits
A. N. Kellogg
Kansas City
Duke of Devonshire
Cannes
Taft
Gen. Grant
Victor N. Metcalf
Secretary of the Navy
The Man We Envy And Other Wry Reflections
A compact column of satirical musings on happiness, class, and society. It cites Shaw on envy, notes the stable temper of contentment, and pokes fun at plutocratic marriages, plumbing prices, odd Alabama tales, and rail industry quirks with a wry, period voice.
Week's News Highlights From Congress and World Affairs
The report cites Judge Wilfley’s censure for bench harshness and legal ignorance. It notes a tariff revision push, free pulp and paper, efforts to undo Harriman land grants, and a new currency commission. It covers Senator La Follette’s Aldrich bill stance and naval nurse corps approval, plus multiple international and domestic items.
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Congressional
L. R. Willey
United States Court For China
Wilfley
Congress
House Committee On Public Lands
Harriman
Congressional Currency Commission
Teller
House
Robert E. Lee
Washington
la Follette
Senate
Hal Milton
William J. Bryan
United States
Florida
Senator Warner
Missouri
Mississippi River
Conscience Spans Twenty Years Over Soap Theft
A Minnesota storekeeper recalls a cake of soap stolen twenty years earlier after receiving a letter from the thief. The note admits the act and pays for the misdeed with two cakes to replace the one taken. In a separate vignette a patient compliments a doctor for deducing his thought.
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Alabama
Smith
Minnesota
Edward Hamilton
St. Paul
Hamilton
Sunday Magazine
Cuticura Cure Prompts Baby Eczema Gone
A Kansas mother credits Cuticura products with curing her infant's eczema after three months of ineffective medical treatment. She reports dramatic improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, leaving the child two and a half years old with clear skin and no recurrence. The piece also recounts a millinery Spring Opening riot over a reduced sale price, ending with a floorwalker’s quip about knights.
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M. L. Harris
Alton
Kan
The Real Meaning of Neuralgia and Its Remedy
An old discussion defines neuralgia as nerve pain and cites blood impoverishment and nerve weakness as causes. It claims relief from pain comes quickly with ST JACOBS OIL and stresses nourishing food to rebuild both muscles and nerves. The excerpt ends with a quip about a mother and a line about leaving laundry.
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ST. Jacobs Oil
Poor George and the boyhood of legends
A humorous exchange about George Washington as a boy contrasts fatherly advice on discipline with a hard line on parental responsibility. The quote from Uncle Remus’ Magazine features Mr Billy Sanders urging penalties for parents whose sons go wrong, and cautions against overstrict child-raising.
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Billy Sanders
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
A Good Disposition Valued Over Gold and Jewels
A quotation notes that a good disposition surpasses riches and power, valuing character above gold, sapphires, or the wealth of the mighty. It emphasizes virtue and inner worth as the supreme treasure.
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Martineau
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