Dr J G Rich Dies After Illness at Home
Dr J G Rich dies this morning at nine at his home on West Washington Street after a long illness due to diabetes. He was born in Delaware County New York in 18NT and lived in several cities where he developed and patented medical treatments. He is survived by his wife and daughter and his father near Binghamton. Funeral plans tentatively set for Sunday morning at ten from the family home under the Elks lodge. A separate accident report notes a railroad gate collapse injuring a milk delivery wagon top damage to the wagon.
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J. G. Rich
West Washington
Inh Wis
Delaware County
N.Y
New York City
Kain Hirst
Yorkers
Minghamton
Warena
Alice
Droud Dinau
Huylius
Ani
Mane Hugomout
Hia Vite
Onr
Mii
Binghamton
Wanhington Street
Ten Ofslock
Corry boy ordained priest amid peril reports from Rome
The article notes Michiel Walter, a Corry boy, to be ordained a Roman Catholic priest at St. Peter’s Cathedral in Rome. It covers his education in Akron after immigrant family moves from Corry and his preparation in Germany and Rome for priesthood. It mentions current peril to ships Argyllshire and La Champagne and distress near Nuzain, with limited details.
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Rome
Corey
Five Executions Delayed by Federal Judge Ad
In Ariwona on May 28 a federal judge delayed five execution sentences after declaring the defendants were held under advisement until noon. The five men, including Moxfany, were condemned to be hanged this morning, with the full execution postponed to 8:00 a.m. custom time. General Will urged the State Department to investigate, and Secretary Bryan requested a complete report from the governor.
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Pieson
Ariwona
Sawtoll
Haliona
U S Cruiser North Carolina Aground Off Alexandria Egypt
May 28 The U S cruiser North Carolina ran aground off Alexandria Egypt and is unable to move as dredges operate. Captain J W Owan reports the ship not damaged and Des Moines stands by to assist if required.
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Toy
Washington
North Carolina
Alexandria
Egypt
Navy Department
J. W. Owan
Des Moines
Marble Lobby Upgrade for New Post Office Building
Treasury approves using Vermont marble to line the lobby walls replacing plaster. The improvement adds 2950 to the cost, extending completion by five to six weeks. Superintendent Blot notes the change after a year of efforts, illustrating contract modification difficulties.
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J. C. Blot
Treasury Department
Post Office
Elliott
Indianapolis Race Postponed for Better Conditions
Indianapolis May 28 Speedways great five hundred mile race postponed to next Monday due to track condition and crowd concerns. Management said the course is sound but traveling crowds and road conditions hinder arrival of several cars. Officials expect most entrants to reach the city in time for the rescheduled pace.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Cty
Class of Fifty-One Graduates at Wangeld Inst
A special board meeting approved the graduation of fifty one seniors, the largest class in the school’s history. Named graduates include Marjorie Auer, Joseph Boudreau, Dorothy Davidson, Arthur Heineman, Mary Shields, Ruth Smith, Florence Whittlesey, and Marion York.
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Juéation Wangeld
Moser
Amidon
Barlow
Togeland
Hearlvin
Baingot
Darlow
Aiple
Marjorie Gladys Auer Franklin Skidmore Babbitt
Joseph Henry Boudreau
Neya Hunitla Briggs
Nellie Mae Briggs
Ferne Mildred Biutchley
Vera Elizabeth Brooks
Harold Lorenzo Drown
Lyle Alton Clough
Gertrude Timora Monroe Farmer
Louise Myers
Thelma Louise One
Joseph Crosby
Onborne
John Harold Patterson
Robert Steadman Roam
Harry Richard Rhodes Hazel Adel Gehrambling
Charles Herbert Shaw Mary Kathryn Shields
Ruth Lenore Smith
Hua
Leona Stowe
Helen Kingabury Wallace Dorothy Marlon Waller
Virginian Waggoner
Tray Wallace Whitehead Tithe
Churchill Whittlesey
Florence May Whittlesey i
Kathryn Alta Woodring
Yolla Marion York
Marion Owen Young
Wellington Weldler Leaves Capetown for New York on Leave
Wellington Weldler, grandson of Mrs. E. W. Patterson of Mott Street, employed by the Standard Oil Company, sailed April 5 from Capetown, Africa on a six months leave. The 19 year old son, left London for New York today, accompanied by his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Weldlar of Ol City, and by Patterson, who will remain here.
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Wellington Weldler
E. W. Patterson
Mott Street
Thin City
Standard ON Company
Capetown
Africa
London
New York
D. C. Weldlar
O! City
Patterson
Hero
Bega
Italian Troops Occupy Grado Amid Milan Riots
Italian forces seize Grado while Milan endures riots as British French fleets operate in Dardanelles land actions. Reports cite shifting fronts near Trentino and Austro Italian tensions, with German and Turkish units engaged and naval attacks off Cornwall.
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Grado
Milan
Dardanelles
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