LUKED IN HER DEATH GILLETTE'S STORIES MIXED
Chester Gulette of Cortland, arrested at Inlet in the Adirondacks, faces first degree murder charges for the death of Miss Grave Brown of South Otselic. Prosecutors say he lured Brown with marriage promises, dumped her body overboard after beating her, and kept damaging admissions. Remains were buried at Valley View Cemetery as investigators seized Brown's letters and Gillette's possessions.
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Washington Post
Utica
N .V
Chester Gulette
Cortland
Inlet
Adirondacks
Miss Grave Brown
South Otselic
Herkimer County
Herkimer Village
Herkimer
Lawyer Mills
Little Falls
Young Gillette
Mills
Ward
Klock
Big Mooss
Gillette
Bheritt Klock
Mise Brown
Growning
Big Moose
Miss Brown
Arg
Valley View
South Otselie
Died Breyer Funeral Arrangements in Baltimore
A list of obituaries and funeral notices from July 1905 to July 1998 citing Louis H Breyer James W R Belver Mary Elizabeth Fahnestock Sarah Eliza Scott Hall Charles Schroth and others with times and private interments at Glenwood Cemetery First Baptist Church of Bladensburg and Alexandria VA.
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Breyer
Rhode Island Avenue
Louis H Breyer
Glenwood
Baltimore
Fryas
James
Bernard
Soran
Ervan Furera
Bia
Firat Atree
Calden
Hia
West Arlington
James R Cadden
Fahnestock
Mary Elizabeth
A B
Mary Sheridan
First Baptist Church of
Bladensburg
Hurile
Jay
Sittley Hospital
Virginia
Thana
Alexanders
Capt Ane Arginghi
Susannah Clatthews Smith
Richmonl
Ivy Vo Ditsley
Cerro
Reginald O’ Hardie
Willam Hardy
FC Street
John ‘Uebana
Katle Schoolkoot Jsgei
Punerat
Frank Geler
Schroth
Charles
Harbara Schroth Tree
Ite
East Cap
First Reformed Church
Earner
Progprot
Hin
PHRA
Mary A Shea Lumera
Shea
Fairmont Steaet
Monadavrults
Masa
Church of the Sacred
Jiarry Ax. Caster
Harry Land Neltle Green
Drightwood Avenue
Stone
Boom
Georgetown University
Lospiici
William Westbury
STONT
Inte
Margaret Jane Stereo Feneral
Teach Street
Oa Om
Talman
Ontario Road
Robent Fitehugh
Trleworthy
Burndty T Trueworthy Jr
Tile Mo Trueworthy
Oes Schneider
Corcoran Strant
Monty Tuly
Zoelock
Atend Tucker
Isaac FT Ogon
Tucker
Turley
Batucay
Tate
Alexandria
Andrew J Turley
Robes
Roch Creek Cemetery
Seeldence
Seventh
Andrew Woxdfes
Elizabeth Wonder
Proapest Hill
Second romance for Mrs Carter Payne in Newport auto trip
Mrs Lesle Carter Payne and husband William L Payne sparked a second romance from an automobile pilgrimage to Portsmouth NH. The couple’s son Sandley Carter, about 23, announced engagement to Miss Norma Munro at a bachelor dinner in New York. The party included several travelers from the trio of cars touring New England.
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The
Lambs
Cluh
Payne
Lambs’ Club
Tiotel Astor
Portsouth
Browtell
East Twenty-seventh Street
Sandley KH Carter
Norma Munro
Carter
Miss Munro
New England
Portsmouth
Young Carter
Leslie Carter
Osborn
Norman L Munro
Miss Munroe
David Belasco Jott
Asbury Park
Knows His Place From the Fort Worth Record
A fragment from the Fort Worth Record mentions a query about a wife and a brutes remark. It references Atlanta Birmingham and Memphis and notes Pullman service via Leadboars Air Line with two daily trams and cafe dining cars.
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Fort Worth
Henpeck
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphn
Pullman
Leadboars Air Line
Pa Ave
Widow in Wealthy Parlor Case Sparks Second Inquest
North Andover July 15 second inquest opens into Reginald Stafford death at Mrs Mary Sutton’s mansion. Chauffeur Edward Ruby claimed Stafford was mistaken for a burglar in the Sutton home, with Stafford’s friends saying he planned to marry the widow. District Attorney Peters orders full testimony to uncover facts and stop hush efforts.
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Butler
Reginald Stafford
North Andover
Mays
Brrs
Mary H. Sutton
Eben Sutton
Sutton
Edward Ruby
Stafford
Ruby
Orlando
Frye
Lght
W Scott Peters
CIGARS LIKE LEAD PENCILS IN FASHION TRENDS
Datral News-Terhine notes a fad for lead pencil shaped cigars, long and thin. Dealers claim stylish, small smokes appeal to image conscious men preferring quality over quantity. Past fashions like petit duc alze and loose breva fall in and out of favor for comfort and grip.
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Datral News-Terhine
Fort Worth Mecora Seeress Ironies In Love Outlook
Fragmented lines from a Fort Worth Mecora column depict a seeress predicting love misjudgments and a proposal about a sweetheart. A tense exchange hints at romance, mistaken trust, and a small monetary perk amid casual society chatter. The snippet belts a humorous domestic breakfast moment with a money question and a punchline.
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Fort Worth
Thaw counsel plans to release articles to papers
The Thaws and their lawyer discussed a plan to have the Thaws write articles for newspapers on topics they choose and for counsel to pass them to press if approved. Hartridge refused to reveal defense outlines or likely strategies, saying it would be unfair and unprofessional. Thaw remains in Tombs. a quiet day follows warnings about his mother's possible but unlikely visit. William Travers Jerome and assistants travel to Warm Springs to address the Georgia Bar Association this week.
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Kansas City Journal
Sabetha
Harry
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Hartridee
Hartridge
Flynn
Tleirhood
Atlanta
William Travers Jerome
New York
Arthur C. Vanghyer
Francs P. Garvan
Warm Springs
Farmer Rhodes Uses Bell and String to Deter Deer
New York World reports Oakdale Long Island farmer Lucky Rhodes devised a method to keep deer from nightly feasts. He rigged milking pails and cow bells across a wheat field connected to a bell string to wake him and alarm the deer. The scheme pressures deer away, but they shift dinner to Vanderbilt’s fields and other nearby estates.
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New York
Lucky” Rhodes
Oakdale
Long Island
W. K Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Frederick D. Bourne
Admiral Ludlow
W. K. Austin
Lucky Rhodes
Largest Camera in Chicago Opens World of Big Pictures
The largest camera in the world, owned by Prof. G R Lawrence of Chicago, is described. It measures 9 feet 4 inches wide, 6 feet high, and 20 feet long when extended. The device uses a 12 inch diameter lens, holds 300 pound plate glass holders, and requires careful loading to avoid plate breakage.
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Veom Popular Mechanics
G R. Lawrence
Chicago
Balanced Diet Critique from a Timeless Food Note
A concise meditation on diet arguing meat lacks starch, potatoes lack meat, eggs lack acid, and fruits lack nutriment. It emphasizes the need for variety to sustain health, noting each food group alone cannot supply all nutrients.
Apitezo cereal marketed as a nourishing energy food
An old advertisement extols Apitezo as a complete cereal with vegetable iron, promising energy and rich blood. It claims delicious taste, easy digestion, and urges a thirty day trial, with price quotes for Brana and Grams packets and local grocery availability.
Twin sisters win simultaneous divorces in same year
Chicago Judge McEwens granted divorces to Mrs Clara A. Ane and Mrs Jennie M. Winter after similar cases in which husbands deserted them in 1903 and 18… The judge noted the sisters are twins and remarked on the identical circumstances and testimonies in both proceedings.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Sin Sisters
McEwens
Caess
Clara Aane
Jennie M. Winter
Zane
Behatter
Attorney General Denies Hearst Leave to Test McClellan Nomination
The New York Attorney General Mayer orders Hearst’s bid to test George B. McClellan’s mayoral election denied. He finds affidavits loose, no conspiracy proven, and no prima facie doubt of McClellan’s victory. Documents from both sides released publicly in Albany.
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McClellan
Mayer
Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
William B. Hearst
George B. McClelan
City of
New York
Hearst
Eight Soldiers Overcome on March to Indianapolis
Chicago July 15 Eight soldiers from two Tsventarseventh Infantry battalions marching to Indianapolis for Tall maneuvers collapsed from fatigue and heat after carrying ninety pound packs. Ambulances carried them to safety. Two battalions wore the Merrk improved packs said to let two men carry rations for three days and ninety rounds of ammunition while marching.
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Chicago
Tsventarseventh Infantry
Art Sheridan Foday
Indianapolis
Fish
To Gay
Commodore Dewey Trades for a Thoroughbred and a Mare
The Birmingham Age-Herald recounts how Commodore Dewey swapped horses with Mr Wallach. Dewey received a showy thoroughbred named Emperor while trading the aging Nancy Lee for the bargain price of fifty dollars along with the new horse. The sergeant Law reveals Nancy Lee’s value and the dubious pedigree of Emperor in a tale of graft and misrepresented stock.
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Hthel Armes
Birmingham Age-Herald
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Navy Department
Nancy Lee
Commodore
Dickens
Beale
Pierce’s Mill
Grant
Tennallytowaz
Cormodore
Mr. Wallach
Wallach
Caramodore
Dewey
Czar
Marc Antony
Nancy Shanks
Lady of Lyons
Blue Grass
Blue Ribbon
Kentucky
Commoore
Hike & Hero
Hike
Law
Sam
Chevy Chase
Itm
Scoundial
Loule Lana Avenue
Virginia
Property title case papers open for inspection
The attorney general states that the extensive papers from both sides are on file and open for citizen inspection. The court notes that failing to require adequate proof to cast doubt on legal title would abuse discretionary authority.
Still Seeks Mrs Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Church
President and Mrs. Roosevelt attended Chaet Church in Oyster Bay this morning as usual. Mrs A L Esac, a frequent visitor seeking an interview, demanded a seat immediately behind the Presidential pew but was refused and seated across the aisle before waiting outside as the President departed.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chaet Church
Upjohn
Pleasant Valley
A. L.esac
Roogevelt
White mob drives Black residents from Lake Charles by train
A July 1 report details a city led purge in Yenierlon with 150 Black men and women forced from homes onto a passenger train. They were shipped to the parish line, some in night attire, while guards restrained them. The event followed the fatal beating of the city marshal by a Black man who later died in jail.
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Lake Charles
Jennings
Logan the nail swallower is treated at city hospital
Cor Louieville Courier-Journal reports museum performer Ad Logan swallowed thirty six nails, about a pound, lodging in the duodenum. Dr Dero bertis and Dr Nicholas performed laparotomy to remove them. Logan expected to recover in a month.
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Antonio Dérobertis
Logan
Nicholas
Derobertis
Wakiko Takahashi Learns American Ways in New Jersey
Special to The Washington Post reports Wakiko Takahashi, a fifteen year old from a wealthy Japanese banking family, staying at Jacob H. Schiff’s Rumson road home near Seabright, New Jersey. In three months she learns English with tutors, admires American life, and wishes to wear American clothes while accompanied by Gerald Warburg, two Japanese dogs, and several servants.
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Mikado's Land
Washington Post
New York
Far East
Wakiko Takahashi
Japan
Jacob H. Schiff
Rumson Road
Seabright
N. J
Wall Street
Wakiko
Schiff
Snd
New York City
Gerald Warburg
Enemies of the picturesque cited by Chicago artist readers
An Inter Ocean note recalls a local artist tired of farm modernization. He recalls a bare post and rail fence shrinking on a model farm, lamenting refined order, lack of weeds, and new machinery. The Providence Bulletin references Caesar and a Russianized line from the Douma.
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Chicago
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