Tragic double death linked to carbolic acid
Mrs. Nicholas J. Rupp lingered near death after a recent residence in Cottage street and Lafayette street while her husband, M.S. Rupp lingered in St. Paul’s hospital and later died after swallowing carbolic acid. The couple, married seven years with no children, had a history of mercury poisoning incidents and domestic violence. police report the husband struck the wife with a flatiron before taking poison.
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Nicholas J. Ropplinger
Aline Central
St. Pau
Rupplinger
Cottage Street
Tenth Street
Lafayette Street
Ruppinger
Minneapolis
M.S. Rupplinger
Ray Edmund Scredt
St. Paul
Waterloo
William Thompson
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Swindler Held on Teeter Warrant in Minneapolis
Police raid reports on wire tapping bands in other cities intensified the Minneapolis swindler case. Edward Dixon faced a warrant sworn June 4 for swindling E W Coyle of Mason City Ia out of 5000. A second warrant, for swindling D A Teeter of La Porte Ind out of 3000, followed after Teeter identified Dixon. Dixon remained jailed, and Sheriff Langum pressed to keep him confined.
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Minpolis
Minneapolis
Den
Montreal
Apolis
Aeriff Grito Langum
Edward Held
E.W. Coyle
Magon City
Dixon
Coyle
Lake Minnetonka
D. A. Teeter
la Porte
Sepusimber
Teeter
Langum
Samson Film Draws Clergy Praise In New York
Clergymen from Greater York attended a special morning showing of Samson at the Majestic. They praised the film as a powerful portrayal of Biblical characters and a valuable educational aid for understanding sacred tales.
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Samson
New York
Greater York
Perform & Sacred
Offeia School
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