Two Erie Men Wounded in Suspected City Murders
Erie police probe two late night incidents as possible murder cases. Gavin Nadie, 45, was found with facial injuries and died soon after in the western city section. Salvator Latyist, 35, shot near an Italian party location in the eastern section, after a prior bar fight and suspected pursuit.
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Maaly
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For Your Kidney's Sake fake Thompson's Barogme inc Mackache
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barogme and Barosma as vegetable remedies for kidney and bladder disorders. It promises quick relief, claims refunds if no benefit, and links to Ames Co and Titusville, Pa for purchase and testimonials.
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Thomas Towpeys
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Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Negro Hanged in Washington for rape case
June 10 report from Washington states Nathaniel Green, an African American, was hanged for raping a White woman. He confessed, and President Wilson had remitted clemency. Green died after 110 minutes on the scaffold, the first death penalty for such a crime in the District of Columbia. The victim was a government clerk and will be an invalid. The British prosperity report notes May imports at 300,998,810 and exports at 240,201,310, with wide year-on-year increases in various sectors.
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Board of Trade Returns
Burning Steamer Rushes On Toward Charleston In Fiery Rescue
Norfolk June 1 The steamship Olinda racing toward Charleston with 86 miles to go fought engulfing flames after the ship caught fire near Frying Pan Shoals. Nashville hurled to assist and stood by through dawn, aiding the fire crew as Olinda struggled at 4 am. Olinda reported to have transferred nine passengers to Nashville, though not confirmed.
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Old Astor House Curios Auctioned Today
New York June 10 a crowd from across the country gathers to bid for the Astor Manse relics and furnishings. Auctioned items include chairs tied to King Edward and notable figures such as Henry Clay Zachary Taylor Jenny Lind Fenimore Cooper Walt Whitman Edgar Allan Poe Andrew Jackson and other celebrated names. The dining room set used by presidents since the Civil War except Taft also goes under the hammer amid hopes for old registers.
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Astor
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Antone
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Prince of Wales
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
Furni Uee
Varia Mts
Henry Clay
Zachary Taylor
Jenny Lind
Fenimore Cooper
Walt Whitman
Winfield Scott
Edgar Allen Poe
Andrew Jackson
United States
Taft
Vinshat Astor
Hat Tog
Busy Week in Harrisburg as Senate Considers Initiative Referendum
Busy conference week begins in Harrisburg as Senate and House prepare to resolve differences on multiple bills. Key items include workmen compensation, municipal government for Third Class cities, election integrity measures, nonpartisan municipal elections, and a statewide initiative referendum constitutional amendment. Also on deck are municipal court creation for Philadelphia, weights and measures, agriculture department reorganization, and water system eminent domain issues. The Benson initiative will be reviewed by the Senate committee with advocates set to speak, while the House reports from various state departments are expected. The broader budget and university funding discussions loom alongside debates on women and child labor laws.
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Ueustine
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Howse
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He House
Sénate
Fishing Schooner Sinks Near White Point
In Halifax Nova Scotia during June hazardous seas near White Point drove the schooner Shamrock onto rocks in a gale. The vessel carried a cargo from the Tayof Islands to the port. The crew were saved despite the perilous sinking.
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Tayof Islands
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Supreme Court Upholds Federal Power Over Railroad Rates
The Supreme Court affirmed Congress's authority to regulate interstate rail rates, ruling that state powers must yield to federal power until Congress acts. The decision covers both freight and passenger rates, with implications for pricing across the nation.
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Weather observations from coast to coast at 8 pm yesterday
United States Weather Bureau reports clear skies and mild temps across major cities yesterday evening. New York 68, Chicago 60, Philadelphia 60, Washington 68, New Orleans 82, Albany and Atlantic City also listed as clear with varying notes.
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The Latest Fashion Note Keeps Odd Wardrobe Trends
In a quirky column shoppers discuss unusual garment choices and thrift store finds. The piece mentions hosiery, powders, and a mix of old and new styles. Names and firms are unintelligible, but the tone mimics a breezy society page with light fashion commentary.
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