St. Louis Ring Theft Involving Cremated Ashes Incident
A peculiar theft in St. Louis involved Mina Evelyn and an accomplice stealing a ring said to contain a portion of Charles Patterson’s ashes. Patterson, a former fiancé, requested cremation and a design that let him be with Evelyn after death. Evelyn offered a reward for the ring’s return.
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Avelyn
St. Louis
St. Louia
Charles Patterson
Mims Evelyn
Binghamton, N
Binghamiton
Wand
Binghamton
Patterson
Emm
Mina Evelyn
Wo Ph Watwoth
Mise Evelyn
Wooden tires on his automobile attract Blackville notice
John C. Hoge of Blackville proposes wooden tires as a cheaper alternative to pneumatic tires. He says wooden tires fit rims, ride well, and reduce upkeep costs, with favorable reader feedback noted among local automobile users. A second brief item reports a pastor biting off a Bible Baptist Church member’s finger in Fort xas.
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Barnwell
Jan
John C. Hoge
Blackville
Hogg
Togs
Automan
Mariun Nichols
D. J. Jones
Jp Baptist Church
Fortxas
Manning
Killing At Baldwin County Mobile December Shootout
In Baldwin County near Mobile a man identified as David Chambilas was fatally shot last night by Roland Stewart who fired two buckshot loads from a double shotgun into his chest. The incident occurred amid unclear circumstances with unknown parties possibly involved. Local officials reported no arrests yet.
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Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Badwin County
David Chambilas
Ieee
Roland Stewart
Mbias
Tina Chanbiten
Fortune-Teller City Man Aims to Be Rich Before Death
A Missouri man, Cal Brashear of Brookestree, dies after a life of frugal discipline and clever saving, claiming he never intended to be poor and planned to grow wealthy through prudent living. The report also notes speculative theories on longevity and a new aero plane skirt design.
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Brashear
Cal
Mae
See
Brookestree
Cornell Eary
Feaes
Pak Hee Te Fe
Four-Minute Gap Sparks Homestead Claim Dispute
Miss Margaret Ryan and Smallwood claim priority to land in Duluth Minnesota after filing times on June 20. Ryan arrived earlier and secured a tract at 9:00 a.m. while Smallwood says he arrived four minutes later, challenging her claim to Albert Emelius land. Hearing ordered to determine priority of right.
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Minnesota
Alse
Duluth
Minn
Margaret Ryan
H. Smallwog
W.havesep
Smallwood
United States Ad Office
Conjugal Felicity and Sudden Vocal Recovery Tales
A New England farmer converts at a revival and confronts family members at Thanksgiving, recalling past anger. Lydia Donovan, choir member, regains voice after a toe stub sparks a recovered speech after months of silence. An editorial advocates rail pass policy benefiting state executives.
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New England
Jane
Jerome
Madison
Presbyterian Church
Lydia Lonovan
John B. Donovan
Star Mail
Donovan
United States population in 228 cities revealed
A census bureau recap places the national population at 92,400,000 with 28,803,007 in the 228 listed cities. Nineteen cities exceed 250,000, and fifty surpass 100,000, while about 20,803,047 live in cities over 100,000.
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United States
Populion
Stranger offers job led to scam under Walnut Street Bridge
A desperate unemployed youth on the Walnut Street bridge is approached by a well dressed man promising four dollars if he helps. The man leads him to a side street room and offers to sell him five shoes for a dollar, a likely deceitful scheme from a Philadelphia press source.
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Walnut Street
Schuylkill
Walnut
Phialdel- Piia Press
What is Home Without a Mother and Father
A column from Conyers Times notes family life with a father who does chores and treats home as the center, contrasted with a hypothetical boarding house and a sadder fate if the father is gone, while Darlington Press reports a clash of rival gangs at a New York dance injuring fourteen and injuring a saloon keeper, with police stopping the melee.
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Ae Sache
Anisles
Lad
Mother
Dad
Conyers Times
Darlington Press
Dance
New York
Webster Hall
East Eleventh Street
Yakey Tradley Association
Cherry Hill
Richard Daly
Some Poetry On the Past and Present Memory
A fragmented poem reflecting on过去 life and places once lived on a hill now cleared and changed. The speaker recalls building, neighbors like Bill, a big log house moved, and trains offering choice of travel while pondering old generations and fading farms.
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Harnwell
Adeep
Ang
Jessy
Alee Freeman Colling
New York Telegram
News and Courier
South Carolina
Anlary
Citter
Maseul
Burens
God Bless
Masa
Misaus
Bill
L. Cottingham
Publi
Gardless
Cottingham Co
Columbus Automobiles
Holliday Co’s
Earth
the Holliday Co
S. Dillon, S. C
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