Death pact ends in two suicides in Aberdeeen case
Herbert G. Kamen of Grays Harbor Gas Co. killed himself in Aberdeen after a suicide pact with Grace Burke who had come from Tacoma to Seattle. Burke, 19, described as infatuated with a Japanese man, did not marry and sought police protection as details emerged of their troubled relationship and past events.
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Grays Harbor Gas Co
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Married Japanese Lover Accused Husband of Hellish Life
In Trinidad Colorado on November 19 Misa Alice Lloyd says eloping with Japanese Dr Wyeno from San Francisco a year ago ruined her life. Wyeno is under arrest on intoxication charges as details of the troubled marriage emerge.
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Purchases Halted by Mistress as Book Agent Persists
A book agent selling How to Rule the Kitchen and The Mistakes of the Mistress and How to Meet Them phoned through aides and pressed domestics at the end of the hall. After 25 minutes the maid almost bought, but the mistress interrupted with a stern rebuke. The agent bowed and vacated, leaving the scene with the sale unfinished.
Real estate classifieds prompt from The Star
Classified real estate column invitation urging readers to explore The Star's home listings and property sections for potential buying opportunities.
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The
Star
Plunges Over High Cliff Ends Life Near Cedar River
The body of Harry K. Franklin, a construction gang worker on the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line, was found hanging from a high Cedar River cliff after leaving camp at Minet in a possible delirium tremens induced act. Deputy Coroner William Borthwick investigates. Franklin had recently traveled from the East and may have a married sister in Seattle.
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Visitors Question Doctors Insanity Verdict
In a Brooklyn Eagle item a keeper explains the visitor was deemed insane after he refused to take prescribed medicine. The brief notes the clash over treatment and the court or institutional response implied by the keeper’s statement.
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Frooklyn Eagle
Editor of New York Sun Dead
The New York Sun reports the death of M. Laffan editor of the New York Sun at his home in New York City. Laffan born in Dublin Ireland in 1848 joined the paper later and had been an editor in the United States since 186? years.
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New York Sun
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Jeman
Dublin
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