Sins Found Him Out And His Life Was The Penalty He Paid
A Cincinnati asylum scandal explodes as Superintendent Adolph Faith of the German Protestant Orphan Asylum and his alleged crimes surface. Investigators hear confessions from orphans aged 12 to 16 detailing abuse. Faith, confronted, dies by suicide after an interrogation in which trustees and officials push to expose his past, including alleged crimes in Europe. The case intertwines with police action and a broader inquiry into the asylum staff and governance.
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Adolph Faith
CNL
Hin
Daylin
Ritter
Charles Guckenberger
Gueken- Derger
G. W. H. Lueblert
Hiller
Alten
Glaus
Guckenberger
Luebbert
Wnla
Corryvillé
Hess
White
Hillier
William Frith
Park Ridge
Bimaolf
Walker
Catherine Schmitt
Forth
Porth
Katryn Grede
Dchools
Hfe
Parih
St. Louis
Vienna
Austria
St Louis
St. Jacob's, Tl
Immanuel Church
Fairmount
Cincinnati
Altenheim
Europa
Jaykil
Hyde
Wisentohy
Thinemner
Vos
Canty Washington
Slebenbuergen
Boith
Kranken Kasse
Alek Fund
Charles I. Muth
Muth
Wolth
Polth
Walla
Love of the Sea Sparks Modern Neptune Tale
Nellie Kyle a Meades End girl drawn by the Atlantic beat and sea life marries George Baptiste of St. Louis. She soon longs for her New England coast, quits her husband, and seeks divorce to return to Meadows End. Legal action looms as society watches the case unfold with no clear resolution yet.
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Dan Cupidas
Nellie Kyle
Meadows’ End
Cent
Milford
Zephyra
Sol
Traya
Raya
Tate
Father Neptune
George Baptiste
Baptiste
Lorelei
New England
Nellid Baptista
Lappy
St. Louis
Meadowa
Nellie Kyla
Jersey
Benedict
Honée
Thik Onze Tay
Missouri
Neptune
Monkeys and ancient city legends in India illustrated
A clipped travel prose piece describes a monkey city scene in Amber India with priests and mothers, detailing the sacred langur monkey, its blackened face from mythic events, and a legend about Rama, Sita, and Ravana. It weaves in reflective moral reflections and snippets of verse, alongside unrelated travel notices and rail details.
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Tustis
Clara Eraline Clerasnt
Amber
India
Castie-Fortress
Thia
Tudla
Ita
Hoonpomaun
Assat
Rama
Ceylon
Sita
Hoonsomaun
Lita
Ra- Vana
Hoonsomann
Ramu
Kalamoukh
St Nicholas
Holiday Rates for Western Ballers and Rio Grande Travel
December 2 special fare offered for travel between Denver and Rio Grande routes. Dining car service on DN Rio Grande Railroad enhances meals and comfort for travelers. Information and tickets via 5 K Hooper, Gent and Ticket Agent. Second Booth Street Salt Lake City. traveling pacem details unclear due to damaged text.
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Rio Grande
Wesers
Haiti
Worry Christus
Wap Weine
Paanenare
Neevice
DN Rio Grande Railroad
Denver
Hooper
Gent
Pauver
Ing
Stree
Uden Olser
Ma J
Rupley
Fourteen Times Wedowed Records in Indiana Matrimonial Boom
A report from Indiana highlights extreme multi marriage cases led by Aunt Polly Owens of White River township Hamilton county who at age 60 has wed fourteen times. Edward Dorsey of Indianapolis claims a forty nine member family across six marriages. John Grigsby and Dycla Clark of Anderson report multiple marriages with large kinships. New nuptials include Pearl Cates and Louis Cates at Hadley station and Conrad White and Margaret J Steel eloping to Valparaiso for marriage.
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Indiana
Polly Owens
White Hiver Township
Hamilton County
Atlanta Constitution
Polly
Edward Dorsey
North West Street
Indianapolis
Mississipp
John Grigsby
Dycla Clark
Anderson
Pearl Cates
Louis Cates
Hadley Station
Hendricks County
Conrad White
Margaret J. Steel
Morris, Mh
Valparato Rec .Ently
Burial of Guteldes to Oldyn Days at Harborne Hagland
Laborers excavating to widen the road unearthed a skeleton with a wooden stake driven through the breast bone. The corpse appears to be a self-inflicted death, buried at night in a crose-ronda style, reflecting old customs.
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Guteldes
Harborne
Hagland
Crose-Ronda
Philosopher Tramp Riff on Fortune and Pride
A wry Tit-Bits aside questions how a tramp became so by inheritance and pride. The speaker laments a father’s neglect of fortune and admits an unwillingness to work, framing poverty as a consequence of fate and character.
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