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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1915

Page

2

Burglary's link to murder told with 1900 city case

A dated narrative recounts a 1900 street murder case in which policeman John Shipp was killed by a burglar during a home invasion. The assailant fled, fought with officers, and was later captured in Indianapolis. Edwin Ruthven was tried and executed for first degree murder. The piece discusses how petty offenses can lead to deadly violence.

John Shipp Charles Dangler Shipp Charley Henry Locke Niagara Falls New York Ohio Indiana Indianapolis Ind Cleveland Lafayette Street Edwin Ruthven Ruthven W. B. Neff Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus Game Memphis Tenn In- Ruthven Pomehent Chilly

Changing a Valley to a Bay G eology of the San Francisco region and fault lines

A U S Geological Survey report describes how the San Francisco Bay area formed from a river that once drained the Sacramento and Joaquin valleys. It explains coastal subsidence, inheritance of Jurassic rocks, and active faults shaping the landscape as the bay became a harbor city.

Bay of San Francisco Pacific Coast United States United States Geological Survey Bay Sacramento Joaquin Tiburonula Angel Island San

Too Much Drought and Vanity in a Fragmented Rhyme

A fragmentary monologue riffs on drought and moral slipping, with exaggerated dialect and asides about backsliding, wealth spent, and vanity. The speaker cites a songwriter and quips about mirrors and bald spots, staking a humorous, pointed critique of excess.

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