Epoch-Making Rail Traffic Surges Across Pennsylvania Lines
Heavy freight and passenger movement on the Pennsylvania railroad dwarfs prior years with May figures approaching 1907 levels. Officials note longer trains with extra sleepers and a New York to Chicago 18 hour service boosting carries. Multiple railroad staff changes and incidents across Fort Wayne, Wabash, and Conrail areas are reported as crews adapt to record volumes and upcoming rule updates.
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Notice to Gas Consumers Seeks Prompt June Payments
Gas customers with June 15 due bills must pay by June 25 or face a 95 cent per 1000 cubic feet penalty. For boys, visit Patterson-Fletcher Co. children’s department for straw hats and wash hats, latest styles.
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Lake Como mystery story cleared up in New York
June 23 Porter Charleton, husband of Mrs Mary Seete Charleton, whose body was found in Lake Como, is identified as the key figure in clearing up the mystery. Police confirm misidentification led to initial confusion and the case is now considered solved.
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Man Arrested After Body Found in Lake Como Trunk
Staten Island police say Charlton confessed aboard the steamer Princess Irene to murdering his wife Mrs Charlton during a Villa Lake Como quarrel. He admitted beating her three times, rendering her unconscious, then placing her body in a trunk and sinking it in Lake Como.
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Captain S P Gillett Arrested In Banking Indictment
Patterson Fletcher Co reports Captain S P Gillett former president of the Citreona National Bank of Evansville Ind arrested today on a two count indictment charging violation of banking law. The bank suspended in January 1910 after discovery of insecure loans. Gillett posted 10000 bond and the failed bank loss totaled 222000 before its reorganization. He served in the Civil War era United States Navy and left forty years ago to become a banker.
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