Zerambo Confesses in Murder Case Details and Suspicions
Victor Zerambo, convicted of second degree murder for the Anny Sennelky case, tells County Detective Jones and District Attorney Jones he was present at the fatal strike. He says Lenonskey lured the victim, while Zerambo waited to strike if the moment arose. The DA doubts the confession changes the core facts. Also mentions nearby items and unrelated notices and ads from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Zerambo
Anny Sennek
Jones
Zorambo
Lenonskey
Lenouskey
Lenosky
Judge Probes Witness on Longtime Acquaintance in Theft Case
An exchange shows the judge questioning a witness about knowing the prisoner since childhood and whether the witness believes guilt. a cryptic remark about an editor and an author cites a death of a hero and a tired author, as noted by the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Subordinate. Coyne Ah and Widow in a Sea Life exchange
Subordinate remarks to a captain about guidance on life. Mr Jornne Coyne Ah asks to be the first mate figure for the journey. Mrs Jereymore a widow declines but offers partnership as second mate in a Detroit Free Dives style exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornne Coyne
Jereymore
Detroit
Disappointed by marriage predictions, friends say it failed
A reader notes discontent with a marriage ahead of time as friends warned it would end badly. The exchange reflects skepticism about expectations and outcomes, with frustration that the prediction did not come true in the hoped-for sense.
Gompers Answers Parry Attack on Labor Leaders
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denounces Parry’s report to the Manufacturers' Association in New Orleans as deranged and harmful. He asserts organized labor seeks peaceable, lawful gains and a fair share of wealth, unlikely to be swayed by Parry’s venom and extremism.
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Save
Manufacturers’ Association
Parry
New Orleans
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Farry
Organized Labor
Mr. Parry
United States
Brotherhood of Iran
Ife
Waudby Urged for Labor Commissioner By Unions
A Washington typographical union member urges William S. Waudby for labor commissioner, praising his eight years as a special agent of the bureau of labor and his dedication to workers. The piece compares the role to other federal commissioners and highlights Waudby as ideal for wage earners. It also notes John Mitchell's growth of the United Mine Workers, citing membership gains from 1898 to 1903 and a 1902 treasury balance of $1,027,120.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Pensions
Patents
General Land Office
Education
Waudby
Miners’ Union
8. M. Sexton
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Mine Workers’ Organization
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Treasury
Night Work Restrictions Defended in Germany
The Age of Steel urges limits on night labor in Germany, calling for a ban on night work for workers under eighteen and an eight hour maximum for adult men. It argues overtaxing the body reduces productivity and contributes to national decay and social rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
The Eccentric Rube Waddell Faces Baseball Winds
The Sporting World profiles Rube Waddell of the Philadelphia Americans, a genius on the mound with a knack for vanishing on fishing trips after signing big contracts. His erratic temper aside he often strikes out 12 to 15 in a game and backs Connie Mack’s Athletics as they chase the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Americans
Waddell
Rube
Connie Mack
Athletics
Princeton Yale Doubles Match Set for May First
The Princeton tennis management announced a doubles match with Yale on May 1 in New Haven Conn. It will be the first meeting of the rivals in four years and is expected to draw strong attention. Eligible players include EB P Larned from Lawrenceville and F B Alexander from Princeton, with Harvard possibly facing them later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Tennis Management
Yale
New Haven
Lawrenceville
F. B. Alexander
Harvard
Schuylkill Navy Regatta Planned on Saturday June 20
The Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia will host a regatta on the Schuylkill River Saturday June 20 open to crews from member clubs. A second People's Regatta is set for July 4 inviting any organization with a crew. Five hundred dollars was allocated for June contest expenses by the naval board.
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Schuylkill Navy
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Naval Board
Old National Players and Early 1900s Baseball Figures
The deans of the National league in playing service are Charles Farrell and George Van Haltren, still strong and valuable as coaches. Dan Poitcht D. A. Messner, Jr. of Oxford, Indiana, purchased the green trotter Main guard by Axtell for 4000 dollars. Messner expects another winner like Dan Tateh, while Robby Walthour is cited as the wealthiest cyclist, having earned about 12000 last season and around 25000 in two years. Most players have returned advance money except Delehanty and Davis.
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Charles Farrell
George van Haltren
A Futore
Dan Poitcht
D. A. Messner, Jr
Oxford
Ind
Dan Patel
Axtell
Walthour
Robby Walthour
Pace
Reminiscence of Coal Strike and Regional News Highlights
In Bloomsburg the grand jury cleared Patrick Cain and co defendants of unlawful assembly, shifting costs to the prosecutor after about 200 Centralia residents were arrested during the strike. Lehigh Traction workers seek 20 cents hourly for two-year men and time and a half for overtime, with the company offering 18 cents. Pittston grants Cannon Ball Railway a street-franchise. service to Scranton to begin soon. Charles A. Dorney, prominent furniture maker and landowner, dies in Allentown. Switchback Railroad to open this week with 41 excursions booked. Mrs. Josephine Lemass found guilty of shooting Theressa Furcation. one-year sentence imposed. Theodore Roosevelt portrait donated for a borough fair to aid park beautification. James Sweeney sentenced to 20 years for murder tied to the strike. Mine foremen receive pay boosts. two bosses’ wages rise. Evan L. Jones acquitted of bribery allegations. Lansford battles two smallpox cases. A health overview extols Kodal Dyspepsia Cure for digestion and tissue rebuilding. Grand New York Excursion via Lehigh Valley Railroad set for May 20. adult fare $3, child $2.25.
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Columbia County
Patrick Cain
Ferdinand Steinmetz
Centralia
Bloomsburg
Lehigh Traction Company
Pittston
Cannon Ball Railway Company
Scranton
Charles A. Dorney
History Run Brick Company
Monroe
Carbon
Allentown
Josephine Lemass
Hazleton
Schuylkill County
Theressa Furcation
McAdoo
Marr
Theodore Roosevelt
Weissport
James Sweeney
Joseph Gullen
Lehigh Valley Coalt Company
Baseball suspended on Coxe Bros land by supervisor Wells
George T Wells outside supervisor for Coxe Bros Co gave notice that Sunday ball playing would not be permitted on the company's land. A game with Stafford club of Wilkesbarre scheduled for yesterday was postponed. Other local results show Drifton losing to Balaklava 8 to 7 and White Haven High boys falling 13 to 6 at Tigers park to Mining and Mechanical Institute.
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George T.wells
Coxe Bros. & Co
Tigers
Stafford
Wilkesbarre
Jeddo
Drifton Club
Balaklava
White Haven High School
Tigers Park
Mining and Mechanical Institute Elit
X Rays Support Indigestion Link To Catarrh
Recent tests using N Rays show catarrh of the stomach arises from repeated indigestion attacks. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to cure indigestion and dyspepsia, aiding digestion. Sold by Grover's City drug store.
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Kodal
Grover's City Drugs
Grover's City Drug Store
Estates notice for John Pder Belge in Precland
Miscellaneous advertisement states that letters testamentary on the estate of John Pder Belge, late of Freeland, have been granted to the undersigned. All persons owing the estate are asked to pay promptly and those with claims or demands must present them without delay to Catharine Heldenrich, Precland, Pa, or Orion Stroh, Atbarney.
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John Pder Belge
Freeland
Catharine Heldenrich
Precland
Orion Stroh
Atbarney
Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Father John's Medicine
The Sisters of Holy Cross at Nashua New Hampshire cheerfully recommend Father John's Medicine as a remedy for bronchial troubles and as a tonic for those who are weak. They note several institution members benefited and describe it as a food medicine with a long fifty year history and claims to cure throat and lung troubles and other ailments.
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John
Sisters of Holy Cross
Chandler St
Nashua
N. H. Nota
Atlantic City Emerges as Ideal May and June Resort
The piece extols Atlantic City's climate and amenities as a top early summer destination. It highlights mild seventies temperatures, lively boardwalk entertainment, two dozen pleasure craft at the inlet, large ocean piers, and abundant hotels ready to host up to 20,000 guests. It notes easy access from New York via New Jersey Central and invites readers to request a free booklet.
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Flovida
Florida
Atlantic City
New York
Inlet
Chelsea
Arelaode City
New Jersey Central
Liberty Street
O. M. Burns
Pea
New York City
Pleasure. May Ball and Athletic Events Listed
May 20 annual ball of Baleklava Sevial Club at Krells hall admission. May 20 annual ball of Pramate Athlone Association at Cross Creek ball Dlifton admission 45 cents. May 20 Piente and field day exercises under Tigers Athletic Club at Puetic park. A Little Early Riser ads claim cures for constipation biliousness and liver trouble. Sold by Gheawers store.
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Baleklava Sevial Club
Krell’s
Pramate Athlone Association
Cross Creek
Dlifton
Tigers Athletic Club
Puetic Park
Gheawer’s O
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Kodol Digestive Ad
Ad promoting Kodol Digests What You Eat claiming to cure indigestion and dyspepsia. Encourages use for all foods and promises restored digestion, improved assimilation, and renewed stomach health. Includes pricing and Chicago manufacturer details.
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Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Ill
Grover’s City Bra
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Freeland Tribune
Tribuse Printing Company, Limited
Orn
Vo Distance Telephone
Freeland, Pa
Seoui
Tribune Printing Company, Limited
Bpreeland
Zerambo
D. Warriner
Wf. Connell
R. W. Luther
Birkbeck Street
Orice
Burjfive
Pilus Evans
Yeo
Laws
Margi
Elizah
Kansas City Journal
Gompers
The
Sporting World
Russell Swift
W. UH. Moore
Rene Russell
Dolly
Ray Wilkes
Lord Russell
Maud
Delehanty
Davis
Evan L. Jones
Nanticoke
Lansford
Nas
Father John
Aes Valley Railroad
Lumber Yard
Haale
Ton
Weatherly
Maudh Chris
Bethlehem
Boston
Mt. Carmel
Pottsville
Mauch Chunk
Easton
Delano
MalRney City
Shenandoah
Mt. Carter
Delano Abbey City
Pot
Mahanoy City
Ticket Agenta
Raiia
Drifton
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Keppton
Sunaay
Hazleton Junction
Harwood
Ranberry
Wombicken
Deringer
Oneids Junction
Sheppton
Aatly
Tombicken
Cranberry
Minwood
Roan
Bod P Iu
Slaily
Humboldt Htoxd
Haaleton Junction
Soan
TU Amy
I Am
Beaver Meadow Head
Stockton
Hale Brook
Berkley
Joule
Healeton Junction
Rouver Stendow Road
Hayle Brook
Eckley
P. KR. i
Witkesbarre
Subury
Harrieburg
Pointe Went
Deverse
Mezieton
Jeaneeville
Audenried
Traction Company
Luther
Esbarke
Hazleton Kratlrgad
Broad
Wyorijie
Hacleton
Wilkesba
Stanly Ar
Ashley
Wilkestarre
Wyoline Way
Crmring
Wilkesbarne
Ashley Junction
Wilkestare
Wikesbarre
Wyoming
Wiley Triction Company
Court House Square
Consisues
Kenthine
Ashley Jimelion
Higlton
Hasleron
Applyine
Hazieton
Alvas Makkle
GW. Thompson
A.M
Enigh Traction Company
Hazzleton
Ora
Holroad
Tourwood
Crankery
Derringer
White Haven
Wilkes-Barre
Mauch Chuck
Catasauqua
Allen
CM. Bart
Gen. Pass
W. G. Besler
Jve
Manhattan Therapeutic Association
Broadway
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