Overdose of Medicine Leads to Police Case in Waerville
A Waerville man collapsed after an apparent overdose of medicine prescribed by Dr. T. B. Moore. He was found unconscious near a store and taken to St. Jamins hospital, where he showed signs of recovery. Police investigated possible foul play as envelopes and money were found on him. The incident drew in local residents and a nurse, Miss Katherine Ve Cris, known for her teaching work, amid a broader town response.
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Sullivan
Eecesine
Waerville
Pullee
St. Jamin’ Hospital
Pha Lin
Uods
T. B. Moore
Keeliginis
Litny
Misa
Katherine
Teliteatora
Mies
Foot Is Crushed In Mine Accident
A mine incident at the Allee mine left Tony Rox ante with a badly crushed foot and possible amputation. He was moved to Mureau & Freund's hospital in critical condition after a shock to his system. Local police and bystanders observed details of the event and the praying woman’s involvement, while report mentions new portable telegraph apparatus being tested in Germany for potential war use. The piece notes the device’s weight and the horses transporting equipment.
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Allee
Howe
Tony Roxante
Lex Lelie
Mureau & Freund
Treating Indians Sparks Historical Debate in Cleveland Leader
An article recounts earlier government policy towards Indians, arguing the race needs different rights and immunity from punishment. It critiques humanitarian motives, noting past statutes treated Indians as a separate race and warns against repeating such policy while discussing weather and local daily notes.
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Cleveland Feader
President's Cup and Governor's Cup Winners Named
In a noisy caption filled with garbled names, Ganboe Chy claimed the President's Cup while Jo ll Paver and ABA teams boosted their prestige. The Governor's Cup went to M. Tryvere of Allo Rhepy, Pa, with Donald Meter earning the Captain City Cup.
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Ganboe Chy
Mhry
Garden
Towbig Wayter
A.M. Robiing
Jo Ll Paver
Aba
M. Tryvere
Allo- Rhepy
Donald Meteres
Fire destroys Pickering boiler amid May maintenance clash
Partial OCR reads that a fire broke out during work at the Pickering boiler facility in May. The blaze reportedly damaged the site and halted operations, with no further details on casualties or exact cause.
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Wong
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