Four Gun Men Face Death in Rosenthal Murder Case
In New York on November 2, four gunmen identified as Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank wait for the electric chair. They were convicted of killing gambler Herman Rosenthal at the instigation of ex police lieutenant Charles Becker. Justice Goff will open the Supreme Court and read the death warrants tomorrow.
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Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Mixture Promises Quick Relief
A家庭 remedy combines one pint granulated sugar with a percent pint warm water to make syrup, then adds 21 percent 4 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle and tops with sugar syrup. Marketed as a money saver and rapid relief for coughs, bronchial issues, throat tickle, and even whooping cough. The plan claims instant effect, near 24 hour cure, with a satisfaction guarantee and druggist availability. promotion urges using genuine Pinex from The Pinex Co.
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Feel Young by Gentle Olive Tablet Remedy
Want to Feel Young Beware of the habit of constipation It develops from just a few constipat ed days especially in Old People unless you take yourself in hand Coax the faded bowel muscles back to normal action with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel There is never any pain or griping when Olive Tablets are used Take Olive Tablets mixed with olive oil and have no trouble with your bowels or stomach The Olive Tablet Co Columbus O
Andrew Carnegie Reaches 77 On Birthday in New York
New York November 25 Andrew Carnegie marked his seventy seventh year by handling business in the morning and consenting to interviews with reporters in the afternoon He dined at home with close friends and spent spare moments reading congratulatory telegrams while greeting callers over coffee.
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Ironmaster clashes with editors over Balkans preview
The ironmaster kept to routine with newspaper men saying he would have liked to be a reporter but editors would have him. He cited the Balkan situation as proof of unlikely disturbance. He hinted at a pensioning scheme for ex Presidents and noted 18 guests attended a dinner with music and singing.
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Sherman non-support case heard in Quincy court
Mrs Fannie Sherman of East Weymouth admitted throwing a coffee pot at her husband Joseph A Sherman after he choked her but denied firing a sugar bowl. The complaint of non support led to the case being continued until January 1.
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City Acts on the Fin Com Seeks Criminal Prosecution
The Mayor's office says the city will prosecute criminally any building department employee found guilty of improper conduct. After a Finance Commission report, Building Commissioner Everett and Corporation Counsel Corbett met with the Mayor. Supervisor David A. Finnegan, head of the gas fitting division, is suspended and will have a public hearing Saturday.
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Woman Dies in doorway on Worcester Street South End
A woman, Mrs. Adolph Bilodeau, died yesterday morning from pneumonia in a doorway at dwelling 7 Worcester Street South End. Medical Examiner Timothy Leary confirmed the cause, and the husband identified the body.
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Cat Sealed in Wall Rescued After 16 Days in Roxbury
A black and white cat was hermetically sealed inside a vacant 15 Highland Avenue wall in Roxbury for 16 days. Animal Rescue League and Green the cat catcher coordinated the rescue with a carpenter. The cat finally emerged, fled to the attic, then was captured and taken to the league for adoption.
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Cat Trapped in Wall During Home Repairs
A cat became trapped inside a wall cavity of a house owned by John PD. Graham during repairs. The hole was plastered, trapping the animal. On Saturday November 16, Mr. Graham notified the league that a cat was seiewing in the walls, and Joseph continued.
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Woman Falls Into Trench in Jamaica Plain Injuring She
Citizens hearing cries near 82 South Street Jamaica Plain at 6 pm found Mrs Howard Ashmoore aged 48 unconscious with a fractured right leg and wrist after falling 12 feet while avoiding a streetcar. She was removed to hospital for treatment.
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Across Continent to Save Baby's Life
Six month old Baby George Harrington, son of actress Mrs. Charlotte Harrington who died in the St. George Hotel fire, is rushed to Chicago for skin specialist care in a bid to save his life.
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Los Angeles
George Harrington
Charlotte Harrington
St. George Hotel
Chicago
Mayo Men and Women Hold Eighth Annual Reunion
The Sons and Daughters of County Mayo meet for their eighth annual reunion at Paul Revere and Talbot halls Mechanics' Building. Delegations from Providence New York Philadelphia and Chicago Mayo men’s associations arrive. Mayor Fitzgerald Governor Foss Lieutenant Governor elect Walsh and Congressmen Curley and Murray attend along with United Irish League officers. Gaelic singing jig and Celtic dancing featured in the program.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Mayo
Fitzgerald
Foss
Walsh
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Murray
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Miners Narrow Escape in Pittston Mine Cave-In
Twenty-five workers escaped entombment after a cave-in at a Barnum Coal Company mine near Pittston in Wilkes-Barre area. The incident occurred this afternoon with no fatalities reported.
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Penn
Barnum Coal Company
Pittston
War Department announces 12 pass examination results
The War Department released a notice that 12 men passed the examination held recently. The announcement specifies the successful examinees and marks a step in military selection.
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Washington
War Department
Appointment as Second Lieutenant in Coast Artillery Corps
September appointment list includes Ernest L. Osborne of Boston named among the fortunate candidates for the Coast Artillery Corps as second lieutenant.
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Ernest L. Osborne
Boston
Renova claims aid for temperance victims in Cobleskill
An advertisement-style story describes a Cobleskill woman who used Renova on her husband’s drinking and reports improvements in his temper, nerves, appetite, and behavior. The note promotes getting Renova from Riker Jaynes and offers a free sample from the Renova Co. in New York with a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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