Death Calls In Still Hour For Victim Alone In Cincinnati Hotel
Miss Charlotta H Kerry of Alabama died in the Burlington Hotel in Cincinnati after a prolonged illness treated with morphine. Found dead by hotel proprietor James Young, she had sought medical aid for neurasthenia and fear of losing her property, with injections and sedatives allegedly masking severe appendicitis.
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Burlington Hotel
Third and Broadway
Charlotta H. Kerry
Alabama
James Young
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Berry
Kerry
Bethesda Hospital
Garfield Place
Anderson Hotel
Broadway
Jurlington Hotel
Miss Berry
A. H. Dunion
Senators to Seek Cause of Wars in Central America
Senators Burton Bacon McCumber Lodge Sutherland Smith Hitchcock Clark and others plan a December inquiry into unrest in Mexico Nicaragua and Honduras. The probe will assess American influence potential protectorates and a policy to ensure peace and stable development in the region.
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Central America
Washington
Congress
Senate
Mexico
Nicaragua
Honduras
Lodge
Massachusetts
Sutherland
Utah
Burton
Ohio
Bacon
Georgia
Clark
Arkansas
Smith
Michigan
McCumber
North Dekate
Borah
Idaho
Shively
Indiana
Root
Wall Street
New York
J. P. Morgen
United States
Death at Hotel Suspected by Autopsy in Berry Case
Coroner charges Miss Berry with death by appendicitis after an autopsy showed gangrene. Police recover letters, money, and checks among her effects and notify relatives in Washington and Alabama. The deceased, about 35, educated and poetic, left poems and frail notes suggesting fear of danger.
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Anorg
Algo
Union Trust Company of
Washington
LD. C
Katherine V. Berry
Washington, D. C
First National Bank of
Athens
Ala
EF. D. Kerry
Coe
Frank Nelson
C. N. Campbell
Stephenson Seminary
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Berry
Wealthy Athens woman to be buried here after estate sale
Charleston Berry, niece of Col Saunders, a prominent Athens family member, died amid treatment for a mental disorder in private sanitariums. Relatives, valuing the estate at about $100000, direct that her remains be shipped for burial in the local city.
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Athens
Alt
Charlotta H. Berry
Col. Saunders
Torumr
Sunburns for Sale in Bottles
A fledgling trend shows sunburn sold as a product with bottled forms and chemical sprays. Reports note actinic rays and intensified sun exposure as methods, while warnings highlight dangers and questionable health claims from permanganate preparations.
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Pearson's
Sun Eas
Issates
Ummer
Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bin Wud West Show Reel Preview
Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bin Wud West Show headlines three reels this Sunday with two additional reels, each priced at five cents. The short program lists a 9 3 5t time cue and presents Western vaudeville style acts for a small-town crowd.
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Buffalo Bill and
Pawnee bin Wud West
New York City Faces Severe School Shortage Crisis
Sept 7 New York City public schools open amid acute overcrowding. An estimated 86 000 to 100 000 pupils face part time or inadequate education as facilities and teachers fail to meet demand. The piece notes the city’s educational strain rivals Albany in scale and calls for more schools and staff to avert a widening gap in schooling.
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NEW_YORK
Father Knickerbocker
Nutther
Albany
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Enquirer
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Asia
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Orpnan
Gunter
Montgomery
State Penitentiary
Hannan
Packard
Douglas
Just
Simon Shoe Co
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Canton
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Eet Ae
Ow Yard
Batiste
Madras
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Dreamland
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