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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
7
A garbled entry mentions a husband taking advice, a McKin dich address, immediate relatives, Mrs Ley, a church edifice, an American flag display with carillons and potted cam, and references to judgment, confidence, and a remarkable duteerity. The text is incomplete and disjointed.
In Tonopah Nevada on May 31 Marvin Hart with a strong first round surge landed decisive blows to defeat Mike Schreck after a hard back and forth bout. Reporters noted Hart’s pluck and that referee and crowd reactions favored the local fighter though Schreck remained competitive.
In Springfield Washington, Cora Lieberbrand, 47, shot her invalid sister Carrie, 7, then killed herself. The bodies and a revolver were found in a creek near the girls' home nine miles from Springfield. The father said Carrie’s care burdened Cora, who complained of her duties and lack of companionship.
A village president in New Baltimore, Michigan was splattered with rainbow colors after an incident with his former wife Mrs Lyn Perkins Stanley. She confronted him, carried paint and a palette, and pursued an apology he refused. Andrews fled a store as the confrontation escalated.
On May 12 at the Herald Square hotel New York a woman in a union suit danced on the roof edge. She sang a Spanish song then shouted Vive la Espana celebrating the birth of a Spanish heir. Firemen and a janitor intervened as she performed a frenzied skirt dance before being taken to Bellevue Hospital. The woman claimed to be Annie Loftus, hotel employee.
A homing pigeon returned to the Cob dock dovecot at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after six years away. It hovered and tried to enter the now stores building, then perched on the roof exhausted. A Hancock crewman captured it. the bird may become a ship mascot. The bird line operated from July 1806, used to carry messages. It was obsolete after wireless telegraphy. Separately, Miss Blainegontritz died in York Pa after a gas-jet suicide attempt following a note to her mother.
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