Latimer Murder Trial Ends With Guilty Verdict
Irving Latimer found guilty of murdering his mother in Detroit. Prosecutor Parkinson detailed the crime's premeditation while defense attorney Connelly argued for reasonable doubt, stressing Latimer's lack of motive and opportunities. Jury returned a verdict after hours of deliberation.
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Irving Latimer
Irving Lathmer
Dackson
Lattier
Kimball
de Truel
Detroit
Tristead
Anil
Itachtor
Lanughtir
Trixey
Paritte
Wourder
Juekisan
Ann Arbor
bin Tare
Jacknon
Lytrol
Thin Awit
Ellis
Harel
Latimer
Nis
Ita
Borkworth
Michelean
Uileense
Yrnil Tels
Hiernie
Lavinier
Latinas
Lathoer
Levine
Ste
Willy
Eridalew
Peters
Sovney Alteyear
Liu Weiresentarililen
Gutianer
Ciena
Thorne A. Wasa
Mer. Wilson
Bain Boy
Gable
Emi
Wilson
Ne Otter
Parkinson
Dr. Kimball
Abe
Levi
Lotion
Flood
Lutisier House
Patti
Einon Ife
Beiwin
Dan
Ube
Aime
Mer
Conelly
Simmels
Lalinorot
Eiaresan
Nicht
Mali
Devoltan
Wittel
Mir Conny
Marion
Irving Ani
Binhain
Yeni
Latiner & Avery
Winged Missiles and Distorted News From 19th Century Ledger
A garbled OCR item lists disparate notes including Hutchinson, Boston, Debaware peach prospects, floods in Guticia, a fatal car accident, Castleton pencil mill, Jay Gould, Chinese immigration policy, a copper vein in Mourne, Pa Hamilton as chief officer, Mississippi Valley hog art, a Montana smelter fire, and Dakota farmers proposing a twine factory. Details are fragmented with many misspellings and unclear figures.
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Old Hutch
Boston
Mara
Castleton
Jay Gould
Chilan
Mourne County
Alexander Hamilton
Mississippi Valley
Hutte
Montana
Work of a Hotel Chambermaid Echoes in a Family Essay
A lengthy reflection contrasts a hotel chambermaid’s brutal physical labor with a mother’s guidance for a son named George. It describes the maid’s heavy daily tasks, the emotional strain on her youth, and promises a future moral harvest. The piece shifts to a sermon-like plea urging mothers to stay close, advise softly, and nurture their sons' hearts and manners through daily confidences.
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Hadelie
Mie Hotel Chambermaid
Letrise Heepner
Nate
Whitantford
Ube
Preview Melford
New York
Georgie
George
Milas
Sally
Alis
Wondler
Easien
Derene Pal
Deere
Gill
Ivim
Eid
Tucker
Toy Jorony
Big George
Large Game Extinction Raises Alarm Across Hunting Clubs
The New York Weekly notes that many large wild animals face extinction as hunters deplete populations. Reports from Wyomlog ranches and regions like the Panhandle Texas describe elephants, buffaloes, and great birds vanishing, prompting talk of stricter laws and preservation efforts.
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Campuge
Waa
Iron
Wyomlog
Cettie Ranch
Snedia
Afvlos
Wennow
Stodares Cineeibee
Ol Leary
Cigney
Great West
Panhandle
Texas
Hunter
Moralizing on March Storms From Milwaukee Wisconsin
A verbose 19th or early 20th century style meditation laments storms and their moral meaning. The speaker warns against pessimism, argues preparation and endurance, and links sunlight after darkness to hope. The passage ends noting Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Remembering Childhood Songs and Family Singers
A reflective piece urges fostering singing in families from early childhood. It links memory to music, noting how songs revive imagery of school days, family, and home life, and how everyday workdays end with singing or whistling with loved ones. The tone is nostalgic and homely.
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Amerlen
Against Smoking in The Young Man October Number
Oliven Wendell Holmes answers the question Shall We Smoke J with a firm refusal. He argues smoking harms sight weakens nerves dulls the will and enslaves the nature to a habit, standing in the way of a duty to be.
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Oliven Wendell Holmes
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Parkingap
Erin
Alton
Stalin
Markey
Ives Hd
Ib Werner
Judes Pook
Wasenkentt
Brig
Barkworth
Mr. Berkworth
Ericsson
Toston
John Ericsson
Navy Department
Monitor
Merrimac
Washington
Dewalt and
Wien
Racom
Whiteh
Istoriia
Ericseo
Heston
Slater
National Presbyterian
Tanner
Chicago
England
Markley Harker
New York Weekly
Chijely
Tien
Borrowen Lappaiess
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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