Boy Shoots Woman and Then Ends Her Life Tragedy
A chaotic Newark page reports a violent incident in which a young man Angelo Dimitri shoots a woman, scenes of terror unfold as a mother is wounded, and the assailant is killed or wounded in a confrontation. The article also covers community reactions, the family dynamics, and related local notices about obituaries and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HU
Opeoral News Service
Newark
Thirtoom
Margant Lorman
Angelo Dimitri
Angelo
Morley
Angelia
Rhett
Beeu Melene
Marcarety Biusi Lemeona
Afra Lohr
Mra
Lobrinsn
Margaret
Atenio
Wehrieag
Ancona Bombarded by Austrians and Diplomatic Rows
A chaotic dispatch describes George Tuktmeier, the Russian ambassador to the United States, leaving the state department after a meeting with Lansing over Montenegrin officers jailed for neutrality violations. It notes Montenegro lacks a Washington envoy, the Russian ambassador representing Germany’s interests, and cites a London Chronicle critique of German scenic embellishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tuktmeier
United States
State Department
Lansing
Newport
Department of Justice
Montenegro
Washington
Russia
Find a Cure for Leprosy at Culion Island
Twenty three lepers at Culion in the Philippines were discharged as cured after treatment with chaulmoogra oil developed by Filipino physician Doctor Mercado. In total eighty cases were treated, with reports noting sustained cures and cumulative evidence of the oil used with camphor and resorcin given hypodermically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culion
Philippines
Peetor Mercado
Mercado
Lancet
London
Victor G. Helser
San Lazaro Hospital
Manilla
Embarrassing Flower Gift Ends in a Bad Jest
A St Joseph Gazette item recalls a country youth giving a girl flowers with a wry remark about paying for the dew tomorrow. The strange aside sits oddly against a line about Cullon colony lepers and ends in awkward humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Five Captains Toast in a Fragmented 1854 Clip
A St Louis Post Dispatch reprint notes five captains from Russia, Turkey, France, the United States, and Britain toasting their nations. The Russian and Turkish lines praise untouched symbols, the American honors stars and stripes, the Englishman quotes a lion ripping down flags and winged symbols, ending with a quip about learning to spend money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipn
Russia
Turkey
France
United States of America
Great Britain
St Louis
Dispatch
Methuselah Doing His Bit at the Zoo
A lighthearted zoo feature notes Methuselah the tortoise taking part in wartime morale efforts. It quotes a message about shells and duty, then shifts to a comic exchange about baseball, mentioning De Borem and a former amateur shortstop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuselah
Zoo
What Fishing Really Means To the Outdoor Life Enthusiast
The piece argues fishing goes beyond catching fish, valuing nature, seasons, and scenery. It contrasts the real fisherman with market fishing, noting spring as peak yet praising year round appeal. It also cites Connecticut agriculture stating no abandoned farms due to growing demand for produce and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Typhus Coping with Perfume and Sabadilla Notes
Infected soldiers are treated with strong perfume and sprayed clothing to combat typhus. Andrew Balfour cites Venezuela export statistics for sabadilla seed to Germany as alleged support for German health preparations. Additional note mentions waterproof matches made by dipping in hot paraffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Board of Health
Andrew Balfour
Wellcome Bureau of Scientific Research
London
Venezuela
Jeroboam Leads Israel Into Sin In Bible Lesson
Moody Bible Institute lesson by acting director . O Sellers analyzes Jeroboam’s split of Israel from Judah. He argues Jeroboam’s establishment of calf worship shifted focus from Jehovah to visible idols, leading to national apostasy and eventual downfall. Emphasizes obedience to God and dangers of false reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Jeroboam
Israel
Fie
Abijah
Shemaiah
Egypt
Jerobeim
Jerusalem
David
Rehoboam
Judea
Stechem
Pentel
Tley
Liege
Antwerp
Jerohomm
Aaron
Soan
Wayne
Jeroboan
Levi
Axiom
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du Wien
Giri
Jivenite
Weller
Ohio
Pasiioners
Columbus
Bueckeys
Tae
Oto Han
Cedar Point
Gestipolis
Boon
Kilts
Arthur Spencer
Lennox Township
Spencer
Bees
Coanor
Anna Peters
Grant Raplide
Mich
Peters
Daughterin- We
Pred Peters
Union County
Commer
Ber Aleter
Alice Conmer
Marie
New Agricultural Department
Renick W. Dunlap
Board of Agriculture
Dunlap
Constitutional Stability League
Hildebrandt
Margerina — Hylns Wood
Walter Wood
Cleveland
William Wood
Youngstown
Jerwoug
Calnts
M. Miller
Dalfour
Admiralty
Generale Joffre
Augaqueer
Joffrete
Augagneir
Russian
Poland
Montene
Ancona
Trong Aml
Niederwald
Rhine
Bingen
London Chronicle
Cullon
U. S
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Caperton
Cape Haitien
Island
Ambrisu
King George
Prench
George
Buckingham Palace
Bayonne
Standard of
N. J
Department of Labor
John A. Mofiit
New Jersey
James A. Smyth
Pennsylvania
Thrush
Connecticut Board of Agriculture
la Guaira
Germany
England
Balfour
George Eliot
Wordsworth
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