Seven Die In Collapse Of Old New York Tenement
Downtown Italian district tale of tragedy follows the collapse of a deteriorating tenement. Seven persons killed, several injured, including a father and other relatives. A dramatic rescue of an elderly man from a two foot ledge 40 feet above ground. Firemen and volunteers labored four hours to recover victims and place the dead under debris heavy wreckage. George Blumenthal, contractor in charge of repairs, was arrested on a charge of homicide.
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New York
York
Titian Quarter
Smald
Jorge
George Blumenthal
Train Wreck Near Durham Reported In News In Brief
A Durham North Carolina wreck derailed about 20 cars with several turned over and brakeman James Hunt badly injured. Telegraph lines torn, track damaged for hundreds of feet. Officials reported delays as baggage and passengers were exchanged and investigations began into a defective wheel.
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N. C
James Hunt
Bennett
Pete Shae Aneeh Ae
W. Way
Ednes
West
Virgil
Ierein
Funston Siding
Prof
Robert E
Robert
Thieves Burglarize Stores in Wadesboro News Brief
Thieves entered the stores of Messrs Archie Tarleton and associates in Wadesboro North Carolina during the thirteenth annual session of the Pennsylvania Car Association. Money drawers were opened but contents removed. jewelry stolen from Tarleton’s store. The incident mirrors a second entry within two months. Local officials suspect petty thieves.
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Sume
Wadesboro
N.C
Pennsylvania Car ‘Association
Archie ‘Tarltop
W. Little
Thomas Patterson
Pitsburg
Tarleton
Tarlton
George Gray
Delaware
Defense Scores Point in Loving Trial
Houston, Va June 25 The trial of former Judge Loving charged with the murder of Theodore Estes resumed. The defense won a point admitting a conversation with Harry Sneed about the case. Judge Loving testified detailing the events and his strained state, including his testimony about his daughter Elizabeth Loving.
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Loving
Theodore Estes
Harry Sneed
Tiew
Major Loving
P Va
W. G. Loving, Jr
Strode
Sneed
Atcorne
Boutain
Barksdale
Stevens
Miss Loving
Mrs. Kidd
Kidd
Dr. Strother
Harry
Annie Kidd
Elizabeth
Harry Nee
Thomas Ryan
Ted
Troy
Theotore ‘Heles
Biss
Theodore Ates
Tovingston
Striking Miners Spark Widespread Disturbance
Reports from Victoria B C June 25 describe serious disturbances at Beshi copper mines in Japan. Ten thousand strikers burned shed mine buildings destroyed property and killed the local police chief at Saimoto while attacking troops sent to quell rioting.
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B.C
Beshi
Japan
Saimoto
Bishop Capers In Critical Condition At Cedar Mountain
Reports from Cedar Mountain North Carolina state Bishop Capers of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina remains critically weak with paralysis of brain and spine. No further spread since yesterday. family at his bedside with doctors Hunt Johnson Bottom. No change in condition. all family members present, life judged gravely endangered.
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Cedar Mountain
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Capers
Episcopal Diocese of
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Union
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Firom
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Jealous Croatan in Robe County Kills Man in Plantation
In Robeson County North Carolina on a Sunday morning John Sellamy a colored man was shot and killed at a Fairmont area plantation by Sandy Locklear a Croatan. Jealousy is said to have sparked the tragedy. Locklear fled into the dark and has not been captured. Coroner Rancke was notified and an inquest was held over the body.
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Lumberton
N.C
John
Sellamy
Fairmont
Sandy
Locklear
Rancke
Capt W T Butt Dead After Years of Veteran Work
Augusta reports Capt. W. T. Butt long prominent in old Confederate veterans circles died last night. Montgomery dispatch notes Bankhead’s admission as Alabama senator to succeed Morgan, signed by Governor Comer.
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Win. Thor, Bull
Bankweaa
Montgomery
Ala
Bankhead
Alabama
Morgan
Coame
New York Cotton Auction Sees 40 Cent Bales
Market report from New York June 25 notes first dated arrival of new cotton at the cotton exchange. Bales sold at auction with a purchase price around 40 cents per pound amidst volatile market conditions. No damage reports issued by federal authorities.
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York
New York
Orchard defense targets mine owners conspiracy claim
In Boise on June 25 the defense led by Darrow presented witnesses to challenge the case against Harry Orchard. They argue a conspiracy among mine owners and detectives aimed to drive union labor from the field, contending many deaths were accidental and that Orchard acted as a manipulated figure in a broader plot spanning 1809 to 1905. The proceedings include impeachment efforts against Orchard and exploration of Cripple Creek ties with K. C. Sterling, chief detective of the Mine Owners' Association. The defense seeks to convict mine owners of murder at the Vindico or Mine and Independence depot but will argue the deaths were not Orchard’s sole responsibility. The session also covers Orchard’s claimed wrongs by Einenberg and threats against him.
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Idaho
Besinaine
Harry Orchard
Wm. Haywood
Orchard
Atorney Darrow
Aaho
Colorado
Vindicoor
Independence Depot
Haywood
Wiliam D. Haywood
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Eunenberg
Puppy Love Reflects on Pure Puppy Love
A short verse from the Washington Herald muses on puppy love as simple, pure, and often foolish, contrasting youthful romance with worldly doubts. The speaker notes that even if others warn against affection, such love remains sincere and untainted by sordid thoughts.
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