Peculiar verdict by coroner's jury over mine accident
Six jurors heard two hours of testimony on the Mountain Con mine death of Frank J. Rafferty. The coroner's jury found fatal injuries from unknown causes and did not specify whether cage mishap or wall contact caused the fatality. Rafferty, in good health when boarding at 2700 level, died at St James hospital an hour after reaching the surface. Funeral planned for Sacred Heart church.
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Silvey Low
Frank J. Mafferty
Mountain Con
Rafferty
Raffarty
400 Station
Monas Curther
Hecht
Pernans
SS James' Hospital
Iine
Tauld
Raterlyne
Rosa Patrick Daly
Dan P. Tynch
Dan O'Neil
Don B. Sullivan
DR. Orem
D. Daly
West
Galena Street
Sacred Heart Church
Bellhop Cleared in Assault Case at Burke's
R F P Dickinson a bellboy at Burke's East Blercury street was tried in police court by Judge McGowan for assaulting miner James Sullivan after a night out. Sullivan testified he was struck with a bottle as he left with companions. Dickinson denied, saying Sullivan struck first. Judge McGowan dismissed the charge but left open the possibility of renewal if Sullivan's companions testify.
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R. FP
Dickinson
Burke's Place
East Blercury Street
McGowan
James Sullivan
Sullivan
TelInson
Aloon
Juliga McGowan
Alway
Alory
Fountain Installed At Intersection In City
The fountain given by the National Humane Society in the city of Bulle has been installed at the intersection of Utah Avenue, Arizona and Platinum Streets. The city paid only $75 for the fountain, a handsome affair funded by the society.
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National Humane Society
Bulle Hae
Utah Avenue
Arizona
Platinua Streets
National Society
July Fire Report Shows 2 Blazes Causing 914 459 Loss
The Chief Sanger's July report notes two fires with total losses of 914 459. Property valued at 526 000 was involved with 454 000 insured. Department expenses ran about 5.59 and salary costs comprised part of them.
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Sanger
Justice fixes dismissed indictment for Helen Spencer in Ecuador case
In New York on August 1 the court dismissed the indictment against Mrs Helen Spencer who faced charges linked to involvement in the white slave trade for the Panama Canal zone. Judge Noss granted the dismissal on a district attorney's recommendation. The de tail suggests the case hinged on international aspects and local scrutiny.
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New York
Helen Spencer
Ecuador
Panama Canal Zone
Noss
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Hielle
Regulitt
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Cape
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Hennessy
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