Bulldog Attack While Searching for Stolen Horse in Corona
Mrs. Mary Amo, a year old, sought a horse stolen from her Pine Street stable. She was bitten on the head, face, and body by a bulldog in George Benny's stable at 112 Pine Street. A bystander carried her home. she was taken to Newtown police station for rabies observation. Her barn had recently been broken into and a horse stolen.
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Mary Amo
Corona
Pine Street
George Benny
Hilties
Hanscrention
Dow
Newtown
Alguna
Rabba
Awe
Was Auto Bewitched in Farentim Ride Disaster
Dr W A Arnold’s automobile, left before his office, began a wild run through Farentim. It struck curbstones, cleared the main street, plunged down a 20 foot embankment, and collided with a box car. Spectators teased the car’s enchantment but the machine failed.
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W. A. Arnold
Farentim
Train dispatcher relieved after Middletown wreck inquiry
Albert Smith, dispatcher for the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton railroad in Dayton, was relieved from duty over a life connection with the Middletown wreck that killed 24 people on July 4. Kenora superintendent A A Gould said Smith blundered though his habits were good, and the decision was announced more than a week ago. Rabine remarks on dried fruits note their food value and digestion.
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Cincinnnat Ily
Albert Smith
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Dayton
Middletown
Parsons
A. A. Gould
Kenora
Smith
Roosevelt to Take the Trail in 1902 Tour Plan
Reports detail Colonel Roosevelt departing New York August 23 by private car for a multi state speaking tour. He will speak in Denver Osawatomie Kansas Fargo North Dakota Sioux Falls St. Paul and Chicago and Pittsburgh on successive dates. The trip includes Atlanta for Uncle Remus Day and a final return to New York October 6.
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New York
Conver
Labor Day
Fargo
The
Conservation Congress
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Uncle Remus
Oynter Bay
Flora
Uthe
Middle West
Hattery
Roonevelt
Denver
Osawne Tomb
Kun
Sioux Falls
N. D
Parga Inks
St. Paul
Congress
Milwauksw
Rowevelt
Itraeport
Ghleage
Freeport
Chlease
Thamilton Elit
Ely
Jungle
Pitsburg
Elyle
Crater Bay
York
Innuay
Cinalo Reef
Roomorelt Yeas
Chandler Harrie
Harrie
Roonvoli
Knights of Columbus
Heveridge
Indiana
New York Will Be Shallh, Then, All Arrangement: In Regard To Trains Vinge Beeen
Tnt Ha Sill
Tran
Asquith Seeks German Armament Pact Amid Expenditure Worries
London reports Premier Asquith lamented rising naval costs and warned of threats to British empire security. He urged a joint arrangement with Germany to curb armament spending, saying Britain could not ignore the danger posed by German and imperial naval budgets.
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London
Germany
Liv
Railroad Men Will Walk Out In Pay Strike
Philadelphia July 15 Trainmen and conductors on Pennsylvania railroad lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie vote to strike over wage demands. Presidents of each branch to decide timing after talks with General Manager Meyers. Arbitration possible via Interstate Commerce Commission and federal labor officials.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ayate
Pittsburgh
Erie
Tne
Meyers
Plaga
Lefl
Lee
A.B. Garrettson
The Beetle Claimed Strongest Creature in Proportion
Authorities claim the strongest creature by proportion to size and weight would dwarf even an elephant. If a male beetle matched the elephant’s weight, it could overpower the largest work animals. ants and other insects would be overwhelmed by a beetle of such proportion.
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Rome
Alleged Murderer Crippen Sought by Police in London Case
London July 18 police pursue Dr Crippen husband of actress Belle Elmore found dead at home in Hilldrop Crescent Nord London. Crippen linked with flight to New York aboard a Liverpool bound liner. Witnesses describe Crippen as kind husband with a costly taste for jewelry and gowns loved by Belle Elmore. A second woman, Ethel Chase LeNeve, is named as a companion. Professor Popper analyzes the body as badly battered and bones largely missing.
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London
Crinpell
Helle Elinore
Ye Gellar
Hilldrop Crexcent
Nord
Als
Wiel
Clare Len
Crippen
Liverpool
New York
LeNews
Mepnier
Halle Elmore
Halles
Saul
Howley Crippen
Peter Crippen
Lla Pranckel Cripyem
America
Ars
Cela
Tod
Photon Apnearinee
Polly
Alluks
Res
Ethel Chase
LeNeve
Emily Hersel
Ste
Banterahe
Continent
Mra Crippen
Dieppe
Gaya Mo Addressen
Miss LeNove
Hier
Almaye
Popper Han
Topott
Hhis
Urippen
Mr Crippen
First National Bank of Warren Bank History Card
The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania established August 6 1864 marks the oldest bank in Warren County. It shows successive extensions every twenty years with re extending dates for 1904 and a planned 20 year term.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Crippen suspected in mutilated body removal case
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a body was removed from a late residence to a morgue with two coffins required. The text suggests Crippen involvement in supplying something for the scene, though details are garbled and uncertain.
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Yeasef
Wasa
Crippen Hinself
Crank Threatens Roosevelt Over Debt in Orange Saloon
A disorderly visitor in Orange demands 4150,000 from President Roosevelt, claiming the ex president owes him money. He storms into a saloon, declares pursuit of payment, and exits after paying his beer and eyeing the nearby hills.
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Crank
Sie
Henry Schott
Roosevelt
Wil
Orange Mountains
Bowman Sentenced to Ten Years for Bank Fraud
Ernest W Bowan, former assistant cashier at Citizens National Bank of Monroeta, was sentenced in United States district court by Judge James Young to ten years in prison. Bowman had pleaded guilty in May 1908 to applying Dawk funds and misusing bank money.
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Pittsburg
Ernest WW. Bowman
Citizens’ National Bank of ‘Moneota
Inde
James
Young
United States District Court
Bowman
Historic Courthouse Sold in Paterson for 20000
July 18 report from Paterson New Jersey states the old Passaic County courthouse was sold under the hammer to Marcus Gohn for $20,000. The courthouse dates to 182 and remains a notable local edifice with a storied past.
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Paterson
N.J
Passaic County
Marcus Gohwn
Keene
Erate
Human Ladder Aids Rescue In Greenpoint Fire
Charles Jarviek 6 feet 2 inches tall used as a human ladder to rescue occupants from a two story frame fire in Greenpoint near Provost street. Fire destroyed the ice foundry structure owned by Gustave Sandbloort and damaged a neighboring seven story Empire laundry building. Residents Mrs Allen Gillen Mrs Eliza Fiehuier and Mes Mor Martin were saved by Policeman Burke and Jarviek, ending in smoke-filled upper rooms. Fire cause under investigation.
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Charles Jarviek
New York
Gustave Sandbloort
Provost Street
Dupont
Eagle Streets
Greenpoint
Empire Laundry
Three Worden
Allen Gillen
Elizaeth Fiehuier
Mes Mor Martin
Teeame
Burke
Charles Jarl Nck
Engle Street
Wheat exports fall 21 million bushels from last year
United States exports for the 12 months ending June 1819 show a drop of about 21,000,000 bushels in wheat compared with the same period a year earlier. Corn also declines around 100,000 bushels. Meat and dairy export values fall from 145,000,000 to 410,000,000. cotton shipments rise by 540,000,000 pounds and export values gain about 82,700,000.
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United States
Washington
United
Fragmentary Har. exchange hints at romance and betrayal
Incoherent dialogue from a Har. piece shows a tense exchange where one character questions marriage plans with Tom while another asserts a different suitor offered help. The fragmented text implies jealousy, sacrifice, and deception surrounding romantic choices.
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Gobanit
Voun
Warren National Bank
Bulldog
Rune
Ohio
Mighty” Hunter
Premier Asquit
Great Britain
And
Asquith
Pennsylvania
Dr. Crippen
Oil City Trust Company
QW. Jamieson
G.T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Sin
Tom
C.H. Henderson Piano Company
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