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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
6
In Dunmore Pennsylvania James Dougherty stabbed by a hatpin he used to pierce his heart after a confrontation with Mary Burke his estranged sweetheart. He collapsed by the roadside and later died at the state hospital as investigators piece together the events surrounding the fatal incident.
An English writer reflects on golf, calling it a great game yet noting its oddities. He mocks the language, attire, and terms, likening clubs to tools and roads to farms while mentioning a river, sand hills, and assorted gaths in a humorous take.
John Siemsen known as the gaspipe man reveals a chilling tale from his cell. He boasts of multiple murders and thefts, parries questions with calm, writes poetry, and reflects on his past in Hawaii, earthquakes, and his relationship with a former wife as reporters chronicle his chilling self-portrayal.
With 1,600 delegates present the Trans-Mississippi Commercial convention begins a four day session in Kansas City. Cabinet members Root and Shaw scheduled to speak on US relations with South America and American finance. Other officials and visitors from Colombia and Latin America attend as speeches by Folk Hach Beardsley Bryan and others are listed.
Special to The Columbus Ledger. Georgia cities and villages show rapid industrial growth aided by labor conditions, capital, and natural resources. Savannah, Atlanta, Macon, Augusta, and Columbus expand. water power, new railroads, streetcar lines, and factories rise as schools and colleges proliferate to educate the state’s youth.
Philadelphia board allocates 10000 to teachers retirement and recommends 60000 annual appropriation. 4200 teachers, 2500 enrolled, while Mrs. Augustus Heaton spends 9000 redecorating for a bishop’s reception. Field Marshal Wolseley praised yet criticized for finances. bold claims of cancer cure mimicry advertised.
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