Tragic death linked to love triangle in St Louis
The story recounts the suicide of Agnes Williams after a romance with Charles Rayburn, with graphic descriptions of grief and societal reaction. Reports mention the couple from Indiana, a church scene, and the aftermath including an architect Norman Coulter praising Electric Bitters.
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Bay of Mis- Asses
St Louie
Josh Wikibis
Anarmer
Haller
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Amir
Agnes Williams
Bents Willams
Charles Rayburn
Fe Villaee
Shonte
Martin Counin
Indiana
Rayburn Warrier Airl
Oskowvills
Hinds
Misa Wilvitte
Third and Convent Btresta
Rayburn
Raythirst
Howe
Grant
Rvaryburty
Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
J. N. Jones
The Kidneys And A Miracle Cure Advertised
A collage style advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a premier kidney remedy. It claims weakened kidneys affect the whole body, praises the product’s cleansing powers, and instructs readers to write for a pamphlet from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Hiiair
Sen al
Moon
de Bilmer & Co
Ding
N.Y
Elks Elect Officers in Heated Washington Assembly
Fragmented OCR lists names and titles for Elk lodge officers including royal knight and trustees. Punctuation damaged. readable items show election of officers and roles such as secretary and trustee, with several surnames and initials scattered.
Washington notes and local politics in a wartime era
A dense, fragmentary Washington Saturday page outlines legal notices, appointments, and political commentary. It references Loyd Clerk, Bernard Turaploom, and Miss Audrey Slinkard among others, plus discussions of the local option plan and government costs.
Local notes and social happenings in the area
The column records visits of guests to families of Ray Burton and Clarence Gootee, exhibitions planned by teachers and pupils, and return of James Burks from California. It notes Fred Harris in Cincinnati, Miss Optial Cliesell visiting Montgomery relatives, and Mrs. Thomas Gough visiting Wakkington. Howard Bacon attends the Democratic state convention in Indianapolis. The community discusses local politics, a birthday party for Mayine McCain, and a county farmers assembly at Ebenezer church with a large turnout. Franklin-Taylor mine resumes after flooding. Willam C. Scudder returns home ill. Dems optimistic about township and county offices. Glendale quarterly meeting planned. measles concern. oats sowing pending rain. Death reported of an infant son to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O’Con nor, burial at St. Mary’s. Various visits, delegations to conventions, and local campaign activity noted.
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Loyd Clerk
Washligtazacun
Saat
Ang Joseph Granagh
Bert Walker
Mike Mheral Appropatta
Washington
Berradeéi
Tratagurtiftlaa
Tertiglignite
Brostryn
St. Ms eReath
Emernent
Emirlied
Lewis Brewery
Nathan
Bert Agan
Sundas
Pau Ranaupits
Audrey Slinkard
Bernard Turaploom
Thomas M
Amin
George Cab
Washiguston
D. Low Welmer
Ile
Siyers
Washinston
Qiubug
Neginree Cauttey
Draby Wun
Stevensda
Hwedie Lully
Cey
Critchiow
Gota
Dan Myers
Newt Temyplin
Alewader
Frank Eulon
Seth Myers
Iheington
Dave Herndon
Willams
Edward Alggander
Harriien Fitton
Bbenges Beach
Uuiar
Prraiyale ‘Banke
Dimes McCall Law
Pete
Son Burton
Ray Burton
Clarence Gootee
Loogodéey
Sarah Harris Wasington
James Burks
California
Fred Harris
Cincinnati
Sarah McGrath
Nora
Atsingham
Optial Cliesell
Montgomery
Thomas Gough
Wakbbngton
William Gorman
Howard Bacon
Indianapalle
Republicat Conegressionel
Mona
Mayine McCain
Farmers County Assembly
Ebenezer Church
Puictess
General Sikite
Franklin-Tayloy
Willam C. Scudder
Vente
Ehiéry Jett
Glendale
Identity of suicide victim unsettled in Boston suspect case
A Worcester and Harvard linked search follows a March 19 suicide reported in Philadelphia. Witnesses and a trainer confirmed the deceased as Stuart Wesson, but officials debate the body’s match citing a broken ankle and distinctive dental work. The case hinges on whether the Philadelphia body is Wesson or a namesake.
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Bogton
Stuart Wesnan
Wesson
Worcester Academy
Dartmoth
Harvard
Philadelphia
Worcester
Masa
Stuart Wesson
Youn Weasor Ayara
Elia Robbing
Augusta
F.C. Kemile
Alab
Theody
Wusat
Sutelde
Weanca
Encouraged Younger Brothers to Carry Loot from Saloon
In Doonvive Indiana on March 27 a jury found Levi Lockhart guilty of urging his younger brothers Detto and Hermax to take a horse and buggy and rob J. M. Hudspeth’s saloon. They fled with a money tote, the horse was recovered, and the brothers were later arrested as the case formalized. The defendant faces a sentence of ten to twenty years. the younger brothers are in custody.
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Doonvive
Ind
Levi Lockhart
Detto
Hermax
J. M. Hudspeth
Indians Reformatory
Dello
Hermen
Teleas
Brief Dispatches From The News Bureau
Markets tick up as wheat buys resume amid weak prices. Penrose stalls reform progress. condition remains critical. China prepares for entertainment of American battleship fleet around the world. Mexico City shaken by two earthquakes causing deaths and property damage. Virginia assembly sacks Judge Blacksong for moral conduct and neglect. Republicans of Nineland back J G Gannon for president and tariff reform. Knickerbocker Trust reopens under new management after depositor run.
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Penrose
China
Mexico City
Virginia Assembly
J. W.G. Blacksong
Eleventh Circuit
Niinalg Tnin
J. G. Gannon
Tari
Knickerbocker ‘Trust Compa
New York
Sustatn
Buginasa
Fraud Report in Ta Diana Sparks Investor Losses
Reports from Ta diana describe a wlh didd py 8 rep of a cop paby tied to an alt ing stock in a wirebag telegraph company. A Vesk company rep supposedly violated the city, sold stock in an apple venture, and then departed. No word has come from the company since.
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Tadiana
Vesk
Sispovad
Apple
Kias
Colurabus Republican
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Estrin
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E. J. Hinje
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L. A. Kennedy
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