Against sex discrimination in capital punishment
In a letter to The Star, How ard Wight argues that two New York women convicted of first degree murder should face the same death penalty as men. He contends sex offers no immunity and cites Lady Macbeth as a defiant example, urging equal punishment and opposing leniency based on gender.
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The
Star
New York
Crim
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Ang Shakespeare
Howard Wight
Rippling Rhymes on Modern Girl
A brief excerpt discusses a verse copied from the County Gentleman and attributed to Mrs. EF Virginia Smith. The writer in The Star states no wish to be a reformer or knocker, explaining the verse origin and its reception.
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EF. Virginia Smith
County Gentleman
Wiptisticated Writer Etricki ané Gian Insight
A fragment credits writer Etricki ané Gian as well informed with midlife reflections toward wakeaut hue, indicating a literary or critique tone. The text presents a stylized, unfinished line suggesting editorial commentary.
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Etricki Ané Gian
Protection for crossings urged in city editor letter
A Star editorial calls on city officials to require railroads to guard dangerous grade crossings. The writer urges gates or watchmen at crossings where sight is obstructed by buildings and argues trains travel at express speeds, risking motorists and stalled vehicles.
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the Star
United States
K. J. Thomas
Clothier Mr Obidoft Spends Days in New York
The report notes Mr J Obidoft of Baltimore and his in law and sister Mr and Mrs J Obidoft visiting New York on business for a clothing establishment, with a reference to their home on South Stewart Street.
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Obidoft
New York
Clothink
Cs Gog Gyee
Baltimore
J. Obidoft
South Stewart Street
Harmon to Read Minds of Women at Matinee
Controversial mind reader Dr Harmon, touted as a dyschic with control of universal thought waves, announces a Friday matinee at ten o clock to tell fortunes. He claims remarkable past predictions including major world events.
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Harmon
Carl ‘Harmon
Baker
Lusitania
America
Germany
Beauty and Harmony in the Troubled Home
A discussion on harmony and beauty in homes where a wife and mother is cross or irritable. The piece notes illness as a possible root cause of fatigue and low spirits, suggesting addressing health to restore mood and household balance.
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