Two missing Buffalo girls found in Hoboken car
New York June 25 Marla Mona and Nancia Difulio aged 8 and 18 from Buffalo were found in an empty refrigerator car at Hoboken almost dead after three days without food. They were unconscious while playing in freight yards at Buenta when boys said there were ban ning in the car. The car was locked with a sharp lock and pulled from the empties train as officials searched cars. The girls are under care and will be sent home.
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New York
Marla Monla
Nancia Difulio
Buffalo
Hoboken
Buenta
Lackawanna Road
Tenderloin and Hamburger How to Cook for Flavor
Experts from the Agriculture department advise that chopped meat should be treated like tenderloin to seal in juices. Broiling should sear the surface quickly and finish to the family taste with minimal pressure to avoid dense, tasteless balls. Prepare pans to catch juices, and use fat and eggs to prevent dryness, then serve with toast, rice, or gravy as preferred.
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Uncle Sam
Agriculture Department
Florida
Taft's requests to Congress and notables he claimed
President Taft urged Congress to enact a federal incorporation law and reforms across transportation, natural resources, and anti trust policy. He touted statehood moves for Arizona and New Mexico and a postal savings system while backing a court of commerce and tighter Sherman act amendments. He credited progress on two battleships and defended public health and postal law updates. Congress, however, largely ignored or failed to enact many measures, while spending surged to a record high of 1 038 859 693 for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Court of Commerce
ArHill
Bureau of Public Health
Senator Gare Reveals Bribe Offer Over Oklahoma Lands
Washington reports Senator Gare says he was offered fifty thousand dollars to drop opposition to recognizing Mc Murray contracts for Indian lands sale in Oklahoma. The blind senator disclosed the alleged bribery during the Senate session on Friday.
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Washington
Gare
Senate
McMurray
Oklahoma
Night riders attack Hampshire peach orchard in Purgatteville
In Hampshire county on June 24 night riders damaged five hundred peach trees at Luther Rogers farm in Purgatteville. Bloodhounds from Moundsville were brought by automobile to pursue suspects. a Reo Rogers vehicle was reportedly involved as the incident unfolded.
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Out
Hampshire
Keyser
W. Va
Luther Rogers
Purgatteville
Hampshire County
Moundsville
Reo Rogers
Pretty Wedding Unites Miss Andrea Mason and Joseph Forthomne
A quiet Saturday ceremony at St. Augustine's Catholic church united Miss Andrea Mason and Mr. Joseph Forthomne in marriage at 11 30 this morning. The bride wore white voile over silk with Irish lace and orange blossoms, accompanied by her sister Miss Blanche Mason as bridesmaid. The groom was joined by attendants including Alphonse Swaim. A reception for about 40 guests followed at the bride’s home before the couple departs for Salem. Gifts were noted as memorable.
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Daily Sentinel
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Andrea Mason
Hector Mason
No. 20
East Main Street
Joseph Forthomne
Salem
Father McHiligott
Pete Deblinger
Mrs. Forthome
Violent Storm Forces Considerable Property Loss
The storm last evening rivaled the violence of last Sunday morning with widespread damage noted in the country. No serious injuries reported, though some significant trees and structures were affected and a number of crops were damaged or stripped.
Visit of Stork Delivers Baby Boy to Gerkin Family
A stork visit this morning brought a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerkin of West Main street. The parents are receiving many congratulatory wishes from friends today on the new arrival.
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STORK
Frank Gerkin
West Main Street
Lynching Bee In Bluefield
BLUEFIELD West Virginia June 25 officers scour the community for Nat Vincell accused of killing his three day old infant at Belfast Mills thirty miles away The infant was found in bed with bruises and a coroner's jury holds the father responsible Lynching sentiment is high in the area
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Bluefield
W. Va
Nat Vincell
Belfast Mills
Here
First New Jersey case under 1910 immorality law
Frank Rosenthal, a Newark resorter and member of the United States Engineering Corps, is the state's first convict under the 1910 anti living-off-immoral-earnings statute. He was sentenced by Judge Jos A. Davis to seven years for inducing Mary Agnes Faelke of Newburg to elope with him and living off her wages since.
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Newark
Jos. A. Davis
Frank Rosenthal
United States Enineering Corps
Mary Agnes Faelke
Newburg
A Mother's Heroic Act
Reading, Pa. June 25 A double drowning occurred in a quarry hole near the plant of a cement company at Molltown. Mrs John Orre and her four year old daughter lost their lives when the child fell into the water and the mother jumped in to save her. An older daughter also disappeared twice before workers rescued her.
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Reading
Molltown
John Orre
Town Boosters Hear Talks On Attracting Industry
Booster meet features W. W. Wood industrial agent of the B. and O. railroad and Will L. Finch Cincinnati secretary address Grafton residents at the courthouse Tuesday night at 7 o clock. Talks cover how to build a town and how to secure industries. Free admission. Everyone urged to attend.
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W.W. Wood
B. & O. Railroad and
Will L. Finch
Industrial Bureau of Cincinnati
Grafton
Court House
O'¢Jock
Ragransienes
McQuilkin-Jones Nuptials Novel Fraternity Wedding
A home wedding at 8:30 pm Wednesday united Miss Ethel Belle Jones of Maple Avenue with Dwight Eggleston McQuilkin of Shepherdstown West Virginia amid a Delta Tau Delta Chi Omega tied ceremony. Attendants included Lorena Fries Helen Vance and Clare Clifford with vows led by Rev J W Engle. reception for about 150 guests followed with Delta Tau Delta color scheme and extensive gifts. couple to Roanoke Virginia home after September 15.
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Daily Sentinel
Ethel Belle Jones
Uriah Jones
Maple Avenue
Dwight Eggleston McQuilkin
Shepherdston
W. Va
J. W. Engle
Andrews M. EB
C. R. Jones
Lorena Fries
Berkeley Springs
Helen Vance
Erie
Clare Clifford
Clarksburg
Delta Tau Delta
Rhea Warden
Harriet Schroeder
Juanita Miller
Harry Jones
Belington
O. C. Jefferys
M#Voors
Chi Omega
McQuilkin Jett
Mt. Lake Park
Adirondacks
Roanoke
McQuilkin
West Virginia University
Grafton High School
West Virginia
Virginia
Harvard University
Roanoke, Va
E. L. Kregloe
Shepherdstown
Jefferson County
EB. L. Kregloe
W. T. McQuillan
F. R. McQuillin
Florence McQuilkin
G. W. Hoffman
J. M.rush
William Rush
Catherine Shepler
Scottdale
P. Gretchen Warrick
Morgantown
Helen DeBerry
Terra Alta
Emily Wilmoth
Elkins
Clara Dickison
Columbus
Ohio
Waitman Barbe
Percy Hinds
Fei
Clever Crook Was Sentenced In Three-Year Term
KINGWOOD June 23 Jas Burke alias Jas Lewis a professional cracksman was tried and sentenced to three years at Moundsville for blowing open the safe of Frank Zeller at Ter ri Alta March 24 1908. He robbed only some watches then escaped with glycerine and caused alarm by his skill in jail. He boasted he could pick Yale locks with a toothpick and free a pad lock with his hands. He earlier escaped from this jail in May 1908 tunneling 25 feet.
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Kingwood
Jas. Burke
Jas. Lewis
Regerman
Moundsville
Frank Zeller
Terri Alta
Burke
William Plum
Reform School
Taylor County
Fairmont Harness Meet Set for July Fourth Week
Fairmont opens a four day harness and running meet from July 4 to July 7 with twelve carloads of top horses and expanded classes. Officials including Benjamin F Yates and Fred Option will preside and start the races as the city showcases a fast track, bolstered by a strong band and improved facilities.
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Fairmont
Fairmont Fair Association
Latonia
Benjamin F. . Yates
Circleville
Rochester
Pullic
Finl
Fengportation Arrangmeenta
Clarksby Traction ‘Company
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Ildren
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ziany
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Emerson
Lord Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Aaron Burr
Josephine
Napoleon
Michael Angelo
New World
Dante
Tse
Post Graduate Hospital
Michael Woods
Greenwich
Conn
Woods
Montis
Post-Graduate Hospital
Aspinwall Judd
Judd
Davey
Paes
Gress
Audrea Mason
M. Joseph Forthome
Pather
Chi Omega Fraternity
William M. Baumgartner
Meyersdale, Pa
Harold F. Rogers
Chesney M. Ramage
Clever Crook
James Burke
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