Saturday Night Disorder Ends With Fines
A police dragnet rounded up several violators on Wood Street for disorderly conduct. R. P. Shuford, Henry Mitchell, and Sandy Myers faced the Recorder and were fined five dollars each after challenging arresting officers. Phoebe Pinckney and Annie Dertington of Church Alley were also fined five dollars each.
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Recorder
R. P. Shu
Henry Mitchell
Sandy Myers
Sampsons
Wood Street
Phoebe Pinckney
Annie Dertington
Church Alley
Baseball at Rosemary Georgetown boys win 14 to 2
A game played last Saturday at Rosemary ended with Georgetown leading Rosemary 14 to 2. The Rosemary lineup featured Bernie at catcher James Blakeley as pitcher and Ross Catlin in left field, while Georgetown sent Seabrook Colbert catcher Walter Gargams pitcher Rudolph Blasky Edw Matthews and others to the field.
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Rosemary
Boys of
Georgetown
Bernie
James Blakeley
Frank Bell
Richard Grier
Otto Swails
Ross Catlin
Joe Hoeshater
Jack Metlery
Seabrook Colbert
Milliken Still Fights Patrick Case From Sing Sing
John T. Milliken, brother in law of Albert T. Patrick, now serving life in Sing Sing for the Rice murder, declares Patrick not guilty. He argues Rice died naturally, denies chloroform use, and aims to persuade Governor Hughes to create a physician commission to review the trial's scientific evidence.
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St Louis
John T. Milliken
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
Wm Marsh Rice
Patrick
Jones
Hughes
New York
New York Supreme Court
Niagara rescuer clings to hope as wife vanishes in river
Louis Cohen of Buffalo leaps after wife who plunged from near Niagara Islands into the swift river. Despite a long struggle and rope attempts by police and bystanders, his wife’s body is found later wedged on a rock near the brink. Cohen is exhausted and mourns the loss.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Louis Cohén
Buffalo
Cohen
Mrs. Cohen
Two Uses for Vinegar as Remedy
Night sweats may be cured by bathing the patient at bed time with a mixture of a half pint of vinegar a tablespoonful of salt a teaspoonful of cayenne pepper and a pint of boiling water. In warm weather bathe with diluted vinegar for cooling and to soften the skin.
Ellerbe Breaks Leg in Hotel Lobby Incident
Representative Ellerbe fell in the Metropolitan Hotel lobby in Washington and fractured the left leg. He was taken to Providence Hospital and, though in considerable pain, is reported to be doing well and expected to remain in hospital for some time before returning to Marion. Mrs. Ellerbe plans to join him when feasible.
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Washington
Friends of
Ellerbe
Metropolitan Hotel
Congress
Providence Hospital
Mr. Ellerbe
Marion
Madmans Victims Dying after Somerville Stabbing Rampage
Cambridge Mass June 6 The death of Dr. Daniel C Hays who was stabbed by John Murphy hog butcher who killed five men and seriously wounded three others at Somerville yesterday was expected hourly Murphy raved in a padded cell at Somerville police station and began to pray after hours of delirium Cheevas and Chick also stabbed are in critical condition Murphy to have a hearing tomorrow and likely be held for the grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Daniel C. Hays
John Murphy
Somerville
John Cheevas Awaies Chick
Murphy
The Bird's Toilet and Feathery Grooming Habits
The article describes birds as meticulous bathers and feather caretakers. It notes that female birds spend more time on grooming than males, and that birds use their bills and flexible necks to clean and straighten feathers. Hair oil-like scent sacs near the tail are mentioned as part of their grooming.
Tragedy in St Louis as mother and two children found dead
In St Louis, Mrs Martha Glaesser killed herself and her two children An nette eight and John Jr after her husband John Glaesser was taken by police for embezzlement. The bodies were found in bed twelve hours after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Glaesser
Martha Glaesser
Annette
John
Unclear Case Involving Mrs Glaesser and Cigar Firm
A garbled report notes Mrs Glaesser allegedly distraught by her husband’s arrest. The room filled with gas. Authorities released Glaesser today and the tobacco firm linked to the arrest denied prosecution, claiming she had been banished already.
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George Pollock
Prince St
Iseman Drug Co
Self
MVC
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Ture
Agniversaries
Atete St
Chicare
Gaes
Bs Oe
Loyal McConnell
Dunmore Contractor
Modern Homes
P.O
S.C
Saifti Shoes
F.read
CO. Georgetown Agents
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Front Street
Choice
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