Confesses to Murder Charge in Bayonne Case
Robert Mann alias Leo Libby Roy Mullin of Chicago confessed to police he killed Mrs Mary Rauhne in her Antigla New Jersey home on April 20. He implicated his alleged accomplice, Tus Smith, a nephew of the murdered woman, who influenced him to commit the crime after deserting the Navy and Coast Guard duties. Mann stated Smith had previously prompted robberies and urged murder to cover it. He described entering the home, pistol threat, and theft of jewelry, with no money found. The pair fled to New York and Bayonne after the act.
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Bayonne
Robert Mann
Leo Libby
Finlias Roy Mullin
Chicago
Mary Rauhne
Antigla
Mann
Tus Smith
Santha
Mana
Smith
Manin
Kaihaz
Erie Gazette's 1825 edition in a 100 year old copy
A frayed copy of the Erie Gazette from May 19, 1825, found in Akerman Eugene P Alberstadt’s office on Peach Street. The note recalls early Erie, north of the New York Central tracks, with details on the paper’s publisher Joseph Sterrett and thrice weekly printing. The price was two dollars per year if paid in advance.
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Erie
Akerman
Eugene P Alberstadt
Peach Street
Erie Gazette
New York Central
Paple Village
South Erie
Joseph M. Sterrett
French Street
Dr Orths Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Indigestion sufferers urged to try Dr Orths Stomach Remedy with a liberal refund offer. Thomas Downey endorses the product and asks druggists to stock a 76 cent box, claiming instant relief from stomach pain and long term stomach strengthening benefits with continued use as directed.
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Dr Orth
Dr. Orth
Br. Orth
James Bingham Accepts Post With Charles G Wallace
James Bingham left last evening for Watdhineer Park to begin work as a rantly maker for Charles G Wallace, signaling a new employment arrangement and local career move.
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James Bingham
Watdhineer Park
Charles G. Wallace
Urge Care In Collection Of Refuse Rules
Government notice urges strict adherence to garbage and refuse collection rules under health board bylaws. Defines garbage as animal and vegetable matter after processing and excludes oils. miscellaneous refuse includes broken glass and other items. Requires all residents and businesses to provide and maintain proper disposal according to regulations.
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Board of Health
Heaith
Municipal garbage rules and receptacles clarified
The ordinance outlines container standards for waste, requiring watertight cans with tight covers kept on premises. Cans must range between one and two bushels in capacity with separate receptacles for miscellaneous refuse. Receptacles must be kept at the rear, not on street sidewalks, alleys, or public places, and bags of garbage may not be burned on properties or streets.
Youth Admits Setting Fire in Jamestown
Jamestown police report Sebastiano Bourne Fotis, 105 Taser Street, age unknown, confessed to setting a fire at a building on Harrison Street on the night of April 1. He allegedly planned the act to aid his brother Joe Fotis in insurance and financial assistance.
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Jamestown
Sebastiano Bourne Fotis
Taser Street
Ohare
Harrison
Joe Foti
Sam Premish Vous Koni
Jim
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Buffelo
New Jersey
Guyon Golding
New Castle
R. Lewis
Philadelphia
Corry
U. S
R. P. Morick
N. Center St
Bell
Lars
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
Dunkle
U.S
U.S. Royal Balloon
United States Rubber Company
United States
U.S. Royal
Star Garage
Perkor
Sepea
Aly Street
Carty
Andi
Garry
Women of America
N. Center St. Bell
Brownell Shoe CO
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Ameri
Dorton
Kellar
Cros
Moom'n
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