TY TURNS AGAINST MAN WHO MADE GIRL HIS VICTIM
Alliance residents condemn a public confession by Kirschbaum linked to a sect's abuse. Ma e Corlett of Cleveland, a stenographer, testified against the man accusing him of hypocrisy and harmful fanaticism. William Corlett, the girl’s brother, says revenge is not his path and denounces the confession as insincere. He cites Lupton as a disliked missionary with strong presence.
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Ity United Press
CE. O
Alliance
Kirschbaum
Mae Corlett
Cleveland
Justice Gives Premiums to Young Couples Who'll Wed
EPORT Conn December 14. J. P. Boyle of Fairfield elected justice of the peace promises elopement perks. He will meet couples at the railroad station with a car and floral altar, marry them free, give the bride a pound of chocolate, and arrange a honeymoon trip around Fairfield. He touts Connecticut marriage laws and aims to make Gretna Green fame local.
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Justice
Eport
Conn
John FE. Boyle
J. P
Center
Fairfield
Mr. Hoyle
Governor to name Lamping successor by Saturday
Governor Hay indicated he would name Adjutant General George Lamping’s successor by Saturday. The favored candidates include Capt. Maurice Thompson Maj. H. J. Moss and Capt. Fred Liewellyn, as reported last night.
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Hay
Adjt
George Lamping
Maurice Thompson
H. J. Moss
Fred Liewellyn
Fret Bank in Germany Sells Meat From Diseased Animals
A Contemporary Review article describes a German institution called the Fret bank where only the near destitute may buy meat treated to be edible after severe sterilization. The piece likens the system to a market for the poor and highlights the grim living conditions reported in Germany.
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London
Germany
Review
Edgeworth Family Seeks Restraint Over Cash Carried West
Patrick Edgeworth claims his daughter Miss Mary Edgeworth carried 24000 dollars in cash from Chicago to Seattle. Her sister and father petition Judge Gilliam for a permanent restraining order on handling the money. Mrs. Francis I Mood, sister of Miss Edgeworth, backs the request.
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Mary Edgeworth
Chicago
Seattle
Patrick Edgeworth
Jurors in Murder Case Allowed to Go Home Nightly in Seattle
In a historic Seattle proceeding jurors in the Vincenzo La Rosa murder trial were permitted to separate and return home each night. La Rosa is defended by Phillip Tworoger with Deputy Prosecutor Caldwell for the state.
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Seattle
Vincenzo la Rosa
Guaissepe Bocatro
la Rosa
Phillip Tworoger
Caldwell
Tragedy in Everett as 20 Year Old Moorhouse Ends Life
Everett reports RB N Moorhouse, 20, killed himself at the family home after dinner using a Winchester life. The bullet struck his head, death was instantaneous. He had recently been hospitalized and was not fully recovered. The Moorhouse family is described as prominent.
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Everett
N. Moorhouse
Winchester
Two Miners Die in Ravensdale Mine Explosion
Two miners were killed and two fatally injured yesterday at the Northwestern Improvement Company's Ravensdale mine after an explosion on a level. Victims Ivan Cale and L. Manurish died in a coal and timber jam, while John Ash and Andrew Johnson suffered fatal injuries. others were seriously hurt and investigators weigh whether a fire in unused workings caused the blast.
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Northwestern Improvement Company
Ravensdale
Ivan Cale
L. Manurish
John Ash
Andrew Johnson
Fake Professor Dies in Courtroom Suicide
Athens dispatch reports Visan dinos an antiques inspector, during examination in the court, committed suicide with a pistol. The shot also wounded the magistrate. Public outrage or investigation unclear.
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Athens
Visandinos
University of Athena
Vincent Vincent Elected President of Minnesota University
George K. Vincent of the University of Chicago was chosen president of the University of Minnesota by the board of regents. He will succeed Cyrus Northrop, retire as president emeritus, and assume duties April 1 with a salary of 10000 dollars annually.
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Hy United
Minneapolis
George K. Vincent
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Board of Regents
Vincent
Cyrus Northup
Moore-Max Wigman in Mary Jane's Pa grand ole on
Seattle stages show Moore Maxwell Wigman in a vaudeville program title Mary Jane's Pa with acts listed for several venues including the Orpheum Majestic Pantages and a burlesque offering. The short item notes a touring circuit of theater attractions featuring Sherlock Holmes titles and bridal tour performances.
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Moore
Max Wigman
Ole Oleon
Seattle
Loig
Sign of the Four
Alhambra
Hler
Orpheum
Majestic
Pantages
Guggenheim Pleads Guilty in Jamaica Speed Case
Robert Guggenheim of the Hotel St. Regis pays a 40 dollar fine after admitting speeding on Hillside Avenue in Jamaica. He originally pled not guilty but changed to guilty, offering to forfeit his $100 bail to avoid delaying a California business deal. Magistrate Fitch accepts the plea.
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New York
California
Robert Guggenheim
Bt. Regis
Jamaica
Guggenheim
Hillside Ay
Fitch
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