Calm Before a Storm at Schwab Steel Works
May 28 Bethlehem Pa reports calm before a storm as C M Schwab restarts his plant amid state constabulary 300 deputy sheriffs and 1000 rounds of ammunition to guard workers. Coroner Coheen’s jury sworn to investigate Joseph Scambe shooting. Austria-Hungary minister to assist. Trooper No 44 who fired will likely avoid murder charge. inquest set for Tuesday evening.
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Monument to cook Clarendon Man Wap Last Survivor
The memory of Lemuel Cook, last survivor of the Continental Army, would be honored with a congressional monument after years of effort by the Orleans County Pioneer Association. He died May 29, 1810, in Clarendon at age 102, with a discharge signed by Washington in 1783. The association plans its annual gathering in Clarendon on August 10 in his honor.
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Fainting Auto Crash Fatal for Vermont Boy
In Tintontown Vermont on February 28 Glen Hare was killed when a car driven by Clarences Dewalt struck him as he played in front of a store. The boy died before medical help could arrive. New details note the driver reacted with distress at the scene. The accident also mentions a separate fire fatality in Steubenville Ohio. A two year old died from a bed fire and a three year old from scalding in boiling water.
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Roosevelt party sails March 4 on Schleswig voyage
Mrs Pheodore Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel arrived with Lieutenant Commander Andrew J. Long at the Bucolior hotel. They will remain until March 4, then sail on the Schleswig for Port Said and Naples. The Tambure wagonized steamer incident saw a lug winch freed, with the crew saved after a stormy passage aboard the Hamburne reports a rough voyage.
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Miss Stokes Will Promises Charity Benevolence For Needy
New York February 25 Supreme Court Justice Gerard approved an agreement by which the estate of the late Mrs. Stokes allocates about 1.4 million dollars for a trust to aid poor families and educate needy white students. The action settles questions about validity and enables the charity plan to proceed. In Philadelphia two sisters identify a drowned man as their father from a century-old photograph, resolving his identity amid long-standing mystery.
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Annual Navy Appropriation Items Reported
Washington February 25 the naval appropriation bill moves through the committee on naval affairs with expected additions. The draft includes procurement of two battleships HC 28,000 tons with $11,000,000 for coal and equipment repair. plans for a repair vessel and two large naval cabins for submarines and other vessels.
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Jiatiue Committee On Naval Affairs
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