Trunk suffocation tragedy and lion cage scare
A mother in Kankakee Illinois found three of her children suffocated in a trunk, with the oldest dying shortly after rescue. The trunk, locked and claspt, hid the bodies beneath a bed as neighbors and the mother reacted in horror. Earlier, a London Stoke Hippodrome display featured two fireball players and lions in a cage, with a cue drop after a scare. the match ended after about ten minutes as the players departed to applause.
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Ginevra
Beth
Samuel Rogers
Mey
Adelere Vanslette
Kankakee
Roseley
Pearl
Ida
Gad
Stoke Tippodrome
London
Indiana Markets and County Deeds Reported in Indiana County
Corrected over turday prices for Butter potatoes beans cabbage onions and poultry listed. Numerous land transfers in Indiana County include J. O Neale to Peter Ulam in Conemaugh and many deeds involving Blairsville Center Homer City Green and Burrell with sums ranging from 50 to 50 000 dollars. Next Sunday’s Pittsburg Dispatch offers a free 10815 picture a new novel by Max Pemberton and other features including Peck's Bad Boy and Little Growling Gird plus comic pages and world sports.
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John O‘neal
Conemaugh
Peter Ulam
HW. Ferguson
Blairsville
Robert Buchanan
Emma Y. Kier
Robert A. Harbison
Bet
Nannie Nelson
Mechanicsburg
E. A. Buchanan
Henry G. Cribbs
South Mahoning
Joseph Wadding
Davis A. Palmer
Burrell
Joe Dovick
John Winsheimer
J. Wood Clark
Martha
Bolar
Homer City
Taman Gilbert
Ira A. Myer
Catherine Watterson
Petit
George A. Conrath
G. Smith
Green
Beech Creek Coal & Coke Co
Eliott. Robinson
West Wheatfield
Garfield United Evangelical Church
Jamison
May Amhurst
J. M. Glassford
Indiana
Frank Overdorf
Mary E. Berry
Burrel
Josephine Furnace & Coke Co
John H. Caulfield
R.M. Fritz
Wizabeth J. Simpson
Elizabeth Badger
Blacklick
B.D. Clawson
Ellzabeth Padger
John
Center
E. B. Griffith
Mary L. Johnston
John H. Kissinger
Ved Dilts
Armstrong
Rosetta Peterman
Fred Dilts
Susie E. Gibson
Giuseppe Gatto
Stephen Romance
White
Alex, Broskin
Ruttner
Brushvalley
Henry Anderson
John Melsaac
James Hood
Grace Melsaac
Pittsburg Dispatch
Dispatch
Pha Lady Evelyn
Max Pemberton
Peck
St. Paul Cathedral
The
Week's News Record Summary
A digest of global incidents across June 21 to June 25: executions and drownings in Vermont and Potomac River, canoe mishaps in New Hampshire and Mississippi, a mass escape attempt at Angola prison farm near Washington, Comanche guidance talks in Oklahoma, a marriage in Fort Wayne, Roosevelt signing a travel-expense bill, a drowning after a stolen launch in Camden, an ammonia tank blast in St. Louis, a Dublin Georgia church riot with fatalities, Roosevelt meeting a Russian giant, Panama canal visit planned, miners in Ohio and Illinois rejected by the Western Federation, and the Dakota steamship breaking Seattle to Japan speed records.
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Chicago
Richard [Vena
Bearie Hollister
Ira Foy
South Haven
Kans
Weatfield
Mass
Wiliam Karns
Chicopee High Schoe
Newport
Lake Memphremagog
Fred G. Paquin
George Daily
Natcher
Miss
Angola
State Convict Farm
Washington
Edward R. Saalbach
Potomac River
Aqueduct Bridge
Lawton
O. T
Indiana
Quanah Parker
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Oastie Mabel Spicer
Decanter
Chin Mow
St. Louis
Polar Water Ice Company
Dublin
Strawberry Church
Sam Mitchell
Joan Wilbrun
Deck Wright
Parish Holmes
Romevelt
Mathnow
Loeb
Roosevelt
Panama
Panama Canal
Denver
Cal
Western Federation of Miners
Ohio
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Seattle
Japan
Dakota
Poat
Yokohama
Congress Rebukes Russian Barbarity in Heobra War
Washington June 23 The senate adopted a joint resolution expressing horror at reports of massacres in Heobra Russia due to race and religion. The measure states the bereaved have the hearty sympathy of the people of the United States. The House passed the same resolution without dissent.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Hebrawa
Russia
House
Glasses Solve Headache and Eye Strain Claims
An ad-like account argues headaches and dizziness from eye strain require custom glasses fitted by Mahaffey's. It asserts ordinary reading glasses fail and claims a decade of relief after a year with their treatment, citing Mrs G J Potts of Home Indiana County Pa and a relative with similar woes.
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G. J. Potts
Indiana
Mahaffey
Pittsburg Markets June 25 Grain and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Pittsburg show corn trading new high mixed grades and oats with No 2 white at 47 17% cents per bushel. Hay prices list timothy 16 to 16.50, clover 11 to 11.59, mixed 11 to 12. Eggs at 189 19, butter and cheese quotes, cattle ratings with primes up to 5.65 per hundredweight, milch cows 40 to 48, veals 5.60 to 7.60, hogs 6.75 to 6.80, sheep and lambs at 4.76 to 6.30, and culls 2 to 3.50.
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Pittsburg
New York
New
Ohio
Farmers' Exchange for Johnston Harvester Company’s FARM MACHINERY
Farmers' Exchange for Johnston Harvester Company's FARM MACHINERY includes Binders Mowers Corn Workers Cultivators and Supplies Timothy and Clover Seed Binding Twine Lawn and Garden Supplies and a complete line of buggies. Call or write for prices if you are in need of any of the above. S. T. GIBSON Telephone No. 438 Indiana Pa.
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S. T. Gibson
Indiana
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