Beaten man hides cash in mouth after assault
A man admitted to Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning said he was attacked at Twelfth Street and Sixth Avenue after being found unconscious there. He claimed he rolled about 35 dollars into pellets and hid them in his mouth to save his money. half of a twenty was recovered shortly after admission. He stated the robbers did not take the money.
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Park keeper gored by wild animal in transfer incident
William Snyder director of the Central Park menagerie was badly gored by a South African gnu during a cage transfer in New York on October 4.
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Keeper Snyder Mauled by Beast in Zoo Cage
A 10 inch gash was torn into Snyder by a beast in a zoo cage. Two assistants fought the animal to free Snyder who was dragged from the corner and forced to his knees before the gun threatened his life. He was taken to a hospital with a deep but non fatal wound.
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Fire damages John I. Taylor office at Rogers Building
A brisk fire started in the John I. Taylor office on the sixth floor at 209 Washington street yesterday afternoon. Fire apparatus from the Old State House quickly responded and extinguished the blaze after some papers burned, scorching the desk and carpet with total loss about 150 dollars.
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Debs to Address Socialist Meeting at Arena Tonight
Socialists from Greater Boston and nearby areas plan to attend a meeting at the Arena where Eugene V. Debs will speak as the Socialist candidate for President. A parade forms at 14 Park Square at 7 30 p m and marches to the Arena with riders from North and South stations joining en route.
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Man Rescued From Fire Dies in Gardenier Home
William H. Ring aged 62 died in Gardiner Maine after being pulled unconscious from his burning residence. Neighbors found him senseless on a sofa in the kitchen. he later succumbed to smoke inhalation. He had lived alone and was once a leading local business figure. Two daughters survive.
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