Vandalism at St. Adelimet's Church Altar and Poor Box Robbed
Vandals entered St Adelimet's Roman Catholic Church on Third Street Monday morning, desecrating the altar and attacking the statue of St Anthony. They broke the iron box under the altar, stealing offerings and funds from a second box. Two well dressed men seen in rear pews fled before other worshipers returned, leaving doors ajar as panic spread. The sexton reported the suspects wore neat clothing and stood out from the attendees. Police loss measured at under a dollar plus offerings from the poor box, with church doors repeatedly jolted since dawn.
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Body of William Kelly finally found by searchers
The body of William Kelly, year old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Kelly of 16 Court Street, is believed carried by the tide after a drowning Sunday afternoon. Efforts by the shoremen to drag the river yielded nothing until the tide carried the body miles from the scene.
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Court Street
Black Hand threats surface as girl seeks protection
A court heard a 30 year old man from Milwaukee claim a woman faced harassment by a group calling itself the Black Hand. The case centered on threats received by the woman and the need for safety measures. The hearing referenced Moland and Gebhardt's Summer Garden as local identifiers and noted storage and address details linked to the incident.
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Notable City History Event Reveals Key Officials Portrait
In a historic city moment, a photographed group lists standing from left to right Assessor William Dunn Deputy Comptroller E L P Coleman James J Potts Contractor James J Brennan ex Councilman Henry A Rath City Clerk John F Kenah Councilman George H Schlotterer Councilman Augustua W Schwartz City Surveyor William H Luster Councilman Edward D Frost Street Commissioner N K Thompson and seated figures including Contractor William J McCloud Chairman Special Sewer Committee John S Sauer Mayor Victor Mraving President Council Albert A Stein Councilman Jeremiah D Leary ex Councilman Daniel J McGovern and City Attorney James C Connolly.
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James C. Connolly
Savage Hippos Kill Roosevelt in African Lake Attack
Hy Warring ton Dawnon reports Col. Roosevelt faced a herd of twelve hippos while hunting a cow for his Smithsonian collection. He killed the leader with a single shot, saving the boat and crew from capsizing. The party to Nairobi was delayed as hippos were recovered and towed back to camp.
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Galveston Again Floods as Cyclone Wrecks Sea Wall
Fire board pushes for more funding as city council balks at increased fire department appropriation. Officials cite need for a new motor fire engine and salary upgrades while noting previous year’s higher equipment costs and a tight budget.
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Disaster Fears As Galveston Flood Roars In
July 21 reports from Galveston describe two railroad spans washed out between Calveston and the mainland, walls breached by high tides, streets flooded several feet, telegraph and telephone lines down, and fears of a repeating catastrophe similar to prior floods. Widespread damage to piers and waterfront structures is noted as the storm drives water over the sea wall and isolates the city.
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Seven years for assault case shocks city crowd
A trial in Ridley Brow’s case ends with a seven year sentence for assault on Jacob Reuter. Witnesses described a brutal attack near the Elizabeth River after 4 AM on April 47. Prosecution tied Brow to companions Clarence Clark and Robert Stewart, while Weather Bureau reports tracked a Gulf storm approaching the Texas coast.
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Complainant Refuses to Talk at Postponed Hearing
Heoniae the complainant Mrs Paul Chiniakeky of Bond Street refused to speak in court as Judge Ma hon postponed the hearing against Peter Touncke arrested last night at his home on Bond Street. Chins inkakry accuses Touncke of walli her natches and threatening her. The judge allowed Touncke liberty on promise to return next Wednesday for another hearing.
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Mayor seals river cleanup contract with McCloud Co
The Elizabeth River will be cleaned via an intercepting sewer under a contract between the city and the William J. McCloud Company. Mayor Mravlag signed the pact in a ceremony witnessed by City Council members and officials, noting the project will remove pollution and restore river beauty, though operation may not start for at least ten years.
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Wall Street Moves With Mixed Strength On July Market
The Mn Telegraph to the Tournel reports an after opening rise, then a strong session with some traders hedging near highs. Union Pacific hits 199 50, Amalgamated Iron and Smelting show gains, while Steel rises despite later profit-taking. The overall mood fluctuates with pockets of strength in Pennsylvania and Inter. By midday the market held gains then faded. Union Pacific trades near 199. New York stocks show earlier gains narrowing, with mixed moves across rails and metals.
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