Jealous Husband Kills Man in Brockton
Stanislaw Posinskis aged 25 was shot to death in the home of Norman Yeuzukiewitz 29 after a dispute over the wife Yeuzukiewitz claimed jealousy led him to pull a shotgun trigger Posinskis died within minutes and Yeuzukiewitz, who fled then surrendered, confessed to murder He attempted suicide in his police cell and was to be brought to District Court next day for trial
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Brockton
Stanislaw Posinskis
Norman Yeuzukiewitz
Yuczukiewitz
Bellevue Street
Yeuzukiewitz
Posinskis
Randolph
Miss Champagne
Daily Post
Captain J H Dizer Captain of Gloucester Line
Captain J H Dizer born Thomaston Maine 1867 began seafaring at 18 with voyages to New York San Francisco and Liverpool He served 23 years with Boston Norfolk and Baltimore line entering as quartermaster and 18 years as master during the Spanish War he commanded the Berkshire which was taken by the govern- ment.
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J. H. Dizer
Gloucester
Boston, Norfolk & Baltimore Line
Thomaston
New York
San Francisco
Liverpool
Dizer
Berkshire
Langham Killed by Cannon Crackers at Indiana Home
Arthur Granville Langham, former president of the Provident Life Assurance Society, was killed by a cannon cracker at the Seymour Indiana home of his brother in law John K Peter early today. The incident marks a noted sacrifice to patriotism during Independence Day celebrations in Louisville.
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Louisville
Arthur Granville Langham
The
Provident Life Assurance Society
Seymour
Ind
John K. Peter
Langham Mortally Injured by Lighted Cannon Crackers
Mr Langham of the Barbee Castleman insurance firm in Louisville suffered a fatal hand injury when a lighted cannon cracker he picked up exploded. He never regained consciousness after surgery. Langham had risen to national financial prominence in 1908 and was uncle to high society figures including Baroness Speck von Sternburg.
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Langham
Barbee & Castleman
Louisville
the Provident
Hughes
Otto Kelsey
New York
Speck von Sternburg
United States
Countess de Fannmont
Washington
Baroness von Sternburg
Europe
Sinking and Hospital Ship Role in Cuban Campaign
Captain Dizer recounts the transport ship seized by the government to move troops to the island. The vessel carried 185 horses 500 men and 1800 tons of provisions before being diverted to harbor duties and later used as a hospital ship evacuating 500 sick and convalescing men from San Diego Cuba to Montauk Point New York amid Cervera’s fleet engagement.
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Dizer
Cervera
Sampson
San Diego
Cuba
Montauk Point
L. I
Man's Plea for Women Voters at National Education Meet
John MacDonald editor of the Western School Journal argued for women voters at the National Educational Association in Denver. He cited Kansas where 55 of about 10 county superintendents are women and urged men to recognize female voting capacity. Edwin G. Cooley of Boston delivered an address on education.
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Denver
Col
National Educational Association
John MacDonald
Western School Journal
Topeka
Kan
National Council of Education
Edwin G. Cooley
Boston
Chicago
Hub Woman Leads as Amateur Press Head
Edith B. Minster of Boston is poised to become president of the National Amateur Press Association as the 34th annual convention opens in New York.
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HUB
New York
Edith B. Minster
Boston
National Amateur Press Association
Association
Inn of the Sexton Poem Excerpt by Watt Mason
A grim verse by Watt Mason depicts a traveler nearing death and seeking rest at the Inn of the Sexton. The tale contrasts stern housing with universal fates, promising eternal slumber for all who finish their toiling and tears.
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I Watt Mason
Two Fools There Were My Dear Boy
An emotional Western Union telegram reveals a distraught former wife admitting years of isolation after leaving a wealthier husband and expressing renewed longing for a past love now free to receive her. The missive ends with a plea to reunite and a reconciliation wish.
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Western Union
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