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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
10
A Victorian era column reflects on long tenure of Archbishop Ryan, coastal geology, submerged cities, and ruined estates along the Teehur coast. It discusses wrecks, ancient quarries, and a future where existing remains stay buried for millennia, plus a Toronto widow’s macabre joke and a mislaid trust.
In New York City a burglar broke into the Benach family apartment at 26 West One Hundred Fifteenth Street and was fought by Mrs. Morris Benach, her husband, a cousin, and Miss Fannie Rudnick. The burglar fought back with a jimmy but was ultimately restrained by Mrs. Benach who drove a hatpin into his back, while a police officer arrived to take him into custody.
Doctors at Cornell Medical School describe Warren Harris of Ithaca as a remarkable case and label him a living medical anomaly. Harris changes color with atmospheric changes due to a congenital heart defect causing oxygen deprivation, turning his face and body blue or purple. He stands about five feet tall and weighs around ninety pounds, with pure white parentage and a Corry, Indiana birth.
Alexander Mitchell of 428 Leixalle Avenue Brooklyn attempted suicide by gas in his room at Cumberland Street hospital after tying himself to a chair. Despondent printer, found unconscious as house residents traced the gas leak. he was revived and taken to the hospital, where his condition is uncertain but may improve.
Noted Japanese philosopher Yamada Naokuma, pupil of Dr. Inouye, committed suicide by leaping into the crater of Aso volcano. The death ends a controversial career and ties to avant garde circles.
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