Sacrificed 54 Years to Save a Friend under Tragic Destiny
A beleaguered man named Gian datin, once a Garibaldi veteran and close friend of Nicola quiardini, was condemned for murder after years of mistaken blame. After six decades in jail, aided by prison officials’ plea, he was released and traveled to Ravenna, where fellow passengers offered small sums to help him rebuild.
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Chinese shop yields stock of munitions
Newark authorities seized a stock of cartridges and weapons from a Chinese shop at 4 Milberry Arcade in Newark's Chinatown. Police believe the seizure thwarted a planned Tong war and the two men present offered no usable statements.
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Hartford College Gifts Permit New Building Work
Hartford College announced a gift of 75000 from Dean Laward F Knight and three daughters to fund four new pedagogy buildings on the Hartford Seminary Foundation campus on Girard avenue. Charles Welles Gross said proceeds from the Avery bequest and a library fund plus the present seminary sale will cover the rest for Gothic stone structures in Connecticut quarries. Thirty nine degrees and diplomas were awarded at commencement including philosophy majors, theology, pedagogy and mission certificates, with multiple bachelor and master level awards.
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Aviator Killed in Haiti Flight Crash During Gunnery Practice
Lieutenant Wade S Hallenberg of Louisville was killed instantly and Gunnery Sergeant P Moore of Denver. seriously injured when their aircraft crashed at a low altitude during gunnery practice today near Port-au-Prince Haiti. The plane broke up in the crash and investigators began work at the scene.
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Man Demands $50 with Death Threat Found Near Bridge
Police trace a letter demanding $50 under threat of injury to Jan Buda of Lasalle Street. Buda was told to place the money in a box under a Meetintock Road bridge. an officer watched the box all night but the issuer did not appear.
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Alderman Baird Stricken by Ivy Poisoning Again
Reports from City Hall say Alderman Baird of the twelfth district was poisoned by ivy. He fell ill just before the committee meeting, with farmers noting threats and a suspected attempted poisoning last year. The mire committee was to investigate the causes this afternoon.
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G H Wood Named Hotel Vice President
George T Wood president of the board of Relief has been elected second vice president of the Carnish Asus Hotel Company Inc in Albany. The new hotel will be located on Hill Street New York and stands at a specified height with an estimated cost of about 1 060. The entire 11th floor will house a dining area for the American Legion Sons of Geography.
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Chicago Banker Named Treasury Assistant
Washington War Chails S Deweyl president of the North Trust company of Chicago was appointed by President Cout age Woday to be assistant secretary of the Treasury.
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Coachman of Hay Town Faces Bavarian Execution Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a Bavarian execution for a coachman named Loachman or Loachman of Hay Town, with an alleged payment of about $45 per head plus travel expenses and $200 daily living costs while away from home, involving an official assignment and nobility references.
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Six of Eleven Divorce Suits Given Proceedings Today
Uncontested hearings are set before Judge Joint Banks in Superb Court. The regular short calendar will close at ten today. Cases include Sulan Randolph Seton versus Edward Elgon for desertion. Jennie Rhodes Quarford versus Predevit Quarford for intolerable cruelty and name change. Loretta Minor Purcell against John L Purcell for desertion and cruelty. Lila Green Brown against Gibby B Brown for habitual intemperance and cruelty. Ruth Taylor Volante against Anthony Volante with co respondent Jane Stiles. Mamie Russell Noebois against Clarence Nichols for desertion. Mary Russa Paenessa against Ralph Paenessa for desertion and name change. Frita Corza Vilora against Hannibal Wilola for intolerable cruelty. Angelo Shiathas against Pantelis Shiathas for desertion. Peet Storms against Dickersand Storms for cruelty and intemperance. continued hearing in the case of Lian Worgen versus John Kiev for desertion with witnesses.
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Woonsocket
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