Inquest Planned Into Death of Aged Ease Man
Plans were laid to hold an inquest into the death of Joseph Maxenas aged 17. Md West 2nd atreet. John Houghton 57 of 1785 West 4th street and Ole Ola 49 of 487 Wester street were involved in a prior assault case. Funeral services were held for Masenas at his daughter's home and at St Andrew's church with interment in Trinity cemetery. Efforts to committe a coroner's inquest were discussed but no definite date was set. Police reported observing bruises on Masenas on October 18. Masenas was taken to Humot hospital and died yesterday. Relatives say Houghton and Olson owed their father rent and had visited his home before his death.
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Zero Smith Enrolls at University of Alabama
Zeis Smith of Birmingham enrolled at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa this fall amid a troubled record with two prior college strike records. The report notes his admission despite earlier academic concerns.
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Zero Smith
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Matama
Zeis Smith
Birmingham
First to Fight Cruelty Reform in England
England led early efforts to curb animal cruelty by forming societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals. These groups pioneered organized protection, influencing later international welfare movements and setting a model for animal rights advocacy.
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England
Societies For the
Private Car of Czar Nicholas I Carried Many Instruments
Collier's Weekly reports that on Czitr Nicholas I of Russia's private railway car there were eight clocks, 16 barometers, and 27 thermometers among its permanent fixtures, highlighting the era’s fascination with precision instruments on royal transport.
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Czitr Nicholas
Czar Nicholas I of
Russia
Collier's Weekly
Hawk killed with arrow near Oroville report
A garbled local report from Oroville, Gal says a hawk was killed by an arrow shot by a person named Toll or Toll on a police force. The text is unintelligible and contains multiple errors regarding the event’s details.
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Hawk
Oroville
William Toll
Boy
Arroye
Ube
Pennsylvania eggs win prizes at show
Harrisburg November 9 Eggs from Pennsylvania farms won prizes at the Fourth Poultry Industries Exposition of the Northeastern Poultry Producers Councils in New York City. B J Lawless Jr of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture ran the egg show. The Lochabar farm of Slantey B Barclay Jersey Shore won first in Brewlers and Hatenery class. Timberhill Farm of Donaldson Cresgo took fifth in class. John Mann of Plumsteadville Bucks County won third place in class one white eggs for producers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Poultry Industries Exposition
Northegsten —Poultry Producers
Counc
New York City
B. J. Lawless, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Brewlers
Lochabar Fim
Slantey B. Barclay
Jersey ‘Shore
Timberhill
D Donaldson
Cresgo
John 1 Mann
Bucks County
Second place award noted for Allentown entrant
Wyilyx Guls of Allentown was awarded second place in a vocational contest in San Diego. A burglar tore a door from a liquor store, failed to disturb an unlocked cash register, and took 340 worth of bourbon and scotch from the counter.
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Wyilyx Guls
Allentown
San Diego
Gal—Muney
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