Ten years for conspiring against Nicaragua
Special from United Press Bluefields June 27 William Pitt man an American captured by the Madriz army during fighting near Bluefields last month was found guilty by a court martial of conspiracy against the government He will be sentenced to at least 10 years in the government penitentiary at Managua. The report includes funeral notices from 1910 for Inez Gameton Albert Tapia Michael Connelly Elizabeth Brady a boy William H Margaret Frank Collins and a child William S Bundock with standard burial details and addresses.
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United Press
Bluefields
William Pittman
Madriz
Managua
Catoonah Street
Ridgefield
Wrosaceisy
Ape Connelly
Michael Connelly
Roger T. Connelly
South Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Aes
St. Micheel's
Carroll
Elizabeth Brady
Michael Jl
Myrtle Avenue
Rey
St. Michael's Cemetery
Carey
William H. Margaret
Gilbert Court
William
George C
Nellie Bundock
Park Street
What Causes Friction Teeth of matter explained
Lawrence Hodges explains friction as interlocking microscopic teeth between surfaces of the same material. He notes how slight pushes bend these teeth and release, causing recoil. The piece discusses industrial uses from bearings to tracks, and imagines a world without friction where machines run at 100 percent efficiency.
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Hdison
Lawrence Hodges
New York Tribune
The Speaker's Mace In The House In Old Regalia
Washington correspondent recalls the house of representatives still using a silver eagle mace as an emblem and order aid. The mace rests in a pillar socket during sessions and is carried from the sergeant at arms when adjourned. It has limited use beyond bringing order, a relic of ancient practice. A Massachusetts inventor patents a heavy book holder with spring clips and a New Jersey clamp keeps miters secure during gluing.
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House of Repre
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington Cor
St. Louis Star
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Battle of Pigmies Aboard Ship Ends With Injuries
Two West Indian men fought on the steamer Naugatuck in the early Sabbath hours. Cecil Paris of New York and James Seeley of New York clashed over long standing tensions. Paris is at St Vincent's Hospital with a crushed chest and possible internal injuries after being struck with an iron bar. Seeley was arrested by Patrolman Cody after the assault.
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Naugatuck
Cecil Paris
137Th Street
New York City
James Seeleys
130Th Street
Seeley
Paris
St. Vincent's Hospital
Union Street
Krause
Cody
Public Market Cashier Injured By Car Near East End
Miss Lucy Burley a cashier at Bridgeport Public Market was struck on the head by a car register that shook loose near East End barns yesterday afternoon. She was unconscious, carried to repair shops, then home at 173 Pequonnock Street where a physician attends her.
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Lucy Burley
Bridgeport
Pequonnock Street
Typewriter Salesman Goes Free After Settling Claims
Edward J. Burns, once a typewriter salesman in the city, was freed from custody after two days in a city jail as embezzlement claims involving $70 were settled through Burns's friends. He returned to New Rochelle after a long Western absence and had been with the Connecticut Office and Library Supply House.
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Edward J. Burns
Burns
New Rochelle
Connecticu
Fears Swindlers Victimized Her Missing Husband
Mrs Samuel Brooks wife of a Long Hill marketman appeals for help to locate her husband missing for nearly a week after he left saying a letter promised a fortune in New York City and that he was to settle an estate. Local friends are aiding in the search as neighbors report no word since Wednesday.
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Samuel Brooks
Long Hill
Brooks
New York City
New York
Harbor Missing Boys Spark Coboshey Fear
Joseph Coboshey of 168 Church Street asks police to locate his two sons Michael fourteen and Peter eight missing since last Friday. He fears one boy may be the lad who was believed to have fallen into the harbor last week.
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Joseph Coboshey
Church Street
Michael
Peter
Coboshey
Carpenters Seize Police Headquarters
Extensive alterations at Police headquarters began today by the Frank Miller Lumber Co to improve facilities for the detective bureau. The desk arrangement is to be remodeled and offices of Superintendent Birmingham Liquor Agent Wagner and Clerk Smith will be rearranged with the detective bureau. Birmingham will keep his office. Wagner andSmith share the former Wagner office. Clerk Smith’s space will join the Detective Bureau.
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Frank Miller Lumber Co
Birmingham
Wagner
Smith
Detective Bureau
Clerk Smith
Bridge May Be Open Tomorrow For Foot Travel
President Manwaring of the Con street bridge commission announced the structure would open to foot traffic tomorrow if the Scherzer Bridge Co. engineer passes final tests. the bridge will not be accepted without his clearance. John P. Palmer, held on $500 bail for a City court hearing after being arrested on suspicion of passing worthless checks, gave his Beach Street address but said he lived in East Orange New Jersey. A loon keeper named Michael Lavery accused Palmer of passing a worthless check to cover another protested check, while police review Palmer’s history. Also recounts the tale How Weasels Carry Eggs from the Scotsman about a weasel carrying an egg across a road and dropping it when a collie threatened it. The egg remained intact.
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Manwaring
Constreet Bridge Commission
Scherzer Bridge Co
John P. Palmer
Palmer
Beach Street
East Orange
N. J
Michael Lavery
East Main Street
Jedburgh
Oxnam
Judge's Joke and Odd Questions Across The Press
A spoof of courtroom wit and hotel humor appears in a column from multiple papers. The Yonkers Statesman notes a tale of engagement rumors spread by a maid and a policeman. The Westminster Gazette records a court scene with a macer silencing laughter. A hotel bath joke from Traveling Mall closes with a clerk’s sharp reply.
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Guy
Court of Session
Macer
Westminster Gazette
Bostwick shot dead after deadly gunfight with police
Atlanta June 27. A telegram says W. H. Bostwick, barricaded in his Ocilla area home, killed two policemen and wounded three before a posse fatally shot him. State troops were en route to aid the posse after hours of battle.
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United Press
Atlanta
W. H. Bostwick
Ocilla
Taft Teddy and Hughes Conference Set at Beverly
Beverly June 27 President Taft arrives at Burgess Point Wednesday morning. Colonel Roosevelt and Governor Hughes of New York are expected Thursday for a major Taft administration conference at Beverly.
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United Press
Beverly
Taft
Burgess Point
Roosevelt
Governor Hughes
New York
Yegg Fatally Shot In Sensational Hold Up
Lynn Mass June 27 Aftermath of a sensational hold up continues. Andy Alison the Yegg fatally shot after aiding in killing Thomas Landrigan shoe manufacturer and James Carroll a policeman still hangs to life in Lynn hospital. The dead Yegg known as Joe lies in morgue awaiting identification. Wasili Ivankowski captured with a slight wound arraigned in police court then taken to Salem jail for grand jury. Ivankowski grimly observes crowds as police allow thousands to view him. He asks for his gun to shoot himself. Funerals for Landrigan and Carroll scheduled today with private service for Landrigan and Elks tribute for Carroll.
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United Press
Lynn
Mass
Andy Alison
Thomas A. Landrigan
James Carroll
Joe
Wasili Ivankowski
Salem
Ivankowski
Ladrigan
Landrigan
Carroll
The
Elks
Body Recovered After Steamer Fire Tragedy
Special from United Press. La Crosse June 27 Fishermen today recovered the body of Miss Emma Randall twenty, of New Albin Iowa, the only known victim of the fire that destroyed the excursion steamer J I S last night carrying 1500 passengers on the Mississippi River five miles below Genoa Wisconsin. Three men remain missing. They had been locked in the forward hold for drunkenness but were released when the fire started.
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United Press
la Crosse
Emma Randall
New Albino
Iowa
Mississippi River
Genoa
Wis
Wall Street Today Opens With Fractional Recessions
New York June 27 opening shows fractional declines in speculative issues with early losses. By eleven o'clock rumors of J P Morgan illness caused a sharp break in Reading and Union Pacific, but a denial from Morgan's office halted the drop while leaders bought steadily. Government bonds steady, other bonds lower. WANTED First class model maker used to typewriter or electrical experimental work. Address Experiment this office stating age and experience.
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United Press
New York
J. P. Morgan
Reading
Union Pacific
Morgan
Middy blouses and suits for girls on second floor
For girls summer wear, middy blouse or suit offers sensible comfort. Loose fit and broad sailor collar enhance looks. Blouses in galatea and linene, white or blue collars priced 50c to 100. Middy suits in plain colors or plaids with braiding, sizes 8 to 14, $1.50 to $3.75. Second floor.
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Nicaragua
John Beck & Son
Main ST
Horan & Son Florists
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford
Raiclgn
Mace
Safe and Sane
Jackson’s
Main Street
Dickinson
Supreme Court
Carpenters
St. Louis
United States
Chas
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Lippincott’s
Teddy
Hughes
Yegg
Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
Lorimer
Choleria
Russia
Odessa
Wall Street Today
Hamilton’s
Main and
State Streets
Igeport
Yorke
Howland Dry Goods CO
ASP
Main
Wheeler & Howes
East End
Congress
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