Man Held In Death Of Young Woman In Bruceville Area
Ira Bohn, a married man living ten miles from Union Bridge, was jailed without bail after a coroner’s inquest tied his actions to the death of Tan Atving of Bruceville. The jury found the death resulted from drug involvement, though much of the evidence relies on Bohn’s account. Atving, 20, reportedly faced despondency over employment and refused his advances. the couple had consumed a quantity of liquor prior to her death, which occurred last night after they visited a physician.
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Wealminater
Tan Atving
Bruceville
Ira Bohn
Union Bridge
Bohn
Ife Saya
Misk Atring
Apri
Behn
Wadinin
Dri
Ahe
Morrison Telly and Labor Leaders Before Jury in Indiana
Frank Morrison, AFL secretary, testified for long hours before a federal grand jury in Indianapolis amid probes into a national labor conspiracy. Ortie McManigal, linked to the same investigation, departed for Los Angeles under guard as the grand jury adjourned with a decision due next Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Pedera Grand Jury
Tivosii- BieTan
Oznaytesies
Washington
Miler
Federation
Te Bani
Wallington
Ind
Ortle i. McManigal
Tnedianapolis
McManigal
Ik Nol
Sabeh
Ardent winter blast cuts man, hospital tragedy follows
Aron Boo Tadneah, Ky dan, and others suffer a deadly chilly incident as a man dies in a hospital after being found at his doorway by nine police officers. The case notes severe frostbite with required amputations that failed to save him due to infection and halted circulation.
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Tadneah
Ky Dan
Artoy
Sigeohs
Tito
Walter Mortsoh
Indians Build Bridges on Skeena Rivers in British Columbia
Reports describe Indigenous builders adopting the cantilever principle to span swift upper Skeena tributaries. Wooden leg logs, long diagonal lashings, and rock-anchored ends form early bridge structures. They observed white engineers and adapted wire and bolts into their designs, reflecting ingenuity amid growing contact with rail and government projects.
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Skeena
Columbia
Blakeley
Recordughy
Grand Trunk Pacite Railway
Tidlins
Hog cholera control guidance issued by state veterinarians
The State Veterinarian M. Ray Power outlines hog cholera risks and prevention methods across the state. Instructions cover carcass disposal, limiting visitor access, preventing spread via clothing and water, buying stock only from healthy herds, and the use of a state Department of Agriculture serum to aid veterinarians, not for general profit.
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Clemson College
Jai
Prenton
Selva
Moetvey
Des, Dorsey and Niles
United States Department of Agriculure
M. Ray Power
12 year old boy charged with killing sister in Alabama
Fragmentary report from Anniston Alabama states 12 year old James Hooper, moved from Piedmont, is charged with killing his sister aged 30. The article mentions two younger brothers and a pursuit for an unnamed target, with confusion over a mistaken identity and a sign allegedly drawn by a Trooper.
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Anniston
Ala
James Hooper
Piedmont
Aga Khan
Tooper
King
Nia
Slater Youngs Hooper
Pellegra Death Toll in 1910 Registration Area Details
The death toll from pellagra in 1910 totaled 368 in the registration area with 71.5 percent female victims. North Carolina led among states with 111 deaths per 1000 population, and Raleigh Durham Charlotte and Wilmington reported higher counts while Atlanta, Georgia registered 69 deaths. Non registration states recorded deaths in Birmingham Jacksonville Atlanta Nashville Charleston Knoxville Memphis and Norfolk among others. A health warning notes pellagra’s mucous membrane effects and promotes Moley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy with emphasis on avoiding substitutes.
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Washington
Ccusts Bureau
United States
North Garo-nie
Raleigh
Dur- Nam
Charlotte
Wilhington
Atlanta
Eich
California
Coda Bo
Galveston
Ban Ante
Danville & Lynchbore
Norfolkt
Petersburg
Richmond
Noted French Editor Heng Passes in New Orleans
Armand Capdeville aged 60 longtime editor of Mo Daljly Moo a French language newspaper in New Orleans died of apoplexy this morning found by his brother Marion J. Gapdeville. He held the Legion of Honor awarded four years ago by the French government for services to French language in the United States. A prominent figure in the old French colony he belonged to many clubs and societies.
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New Orleans
Jal
Armand Capdeville
Mo Daljly Moo
Infinetty
Marion J. Gapdeville
Legion of Honor
Mrenuh
United States
Nia
Suing Sevice
Wit
Team Killed by Electrical Hazard on Howell Farm Road
A hay load crossing a field near Mackael in Howell County was struck by a main feed wire from the Georgia Railway and Mivetris Co. The horses bolted after the contact, injuring the man who tried to force them across as a mule team balked and fled, leading to a fatal outcome.
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Mackael
Georgia Railway and Mivetris Company
Norges
Death at Donaldsonvito plantation by own action
A man named Leblane drowned himself on his plantation near Donaldsonvito, using a plank and rope to keep his body near the surface while he jumped. A widow and six children survive. The notice also promotes Meekly relief ointment and Woolford's Sanitary Lotion from local druggists.
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Donaldsonvito
Leblane
Noster
Oba Amar
Drowiing
Kinsell
Hie
Ted
Keeper mauled to death by Buffalo at Riverside Park zoo
Nehan Onudit, 63, keeper of the zoo in Riverside Park for fifteen years, wandered toward a buffalo during water trough digging. The enraged animal charged, gored him, and he died at the scene despite quick attempts to reach safety.
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Onudit
Nehhan
Hewson
Rivers Side Parle
Wim
Anderson
Keaper
Riverside Park
Aee
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proves Health Restore
A collection of letters from women across Boston Phoenix Willimantic Augusta Newport Bethlehem and Willimantic praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe relief from hemorrhage change of life backache irregularities dizziness nervous prostration and pain with improved health after taking the tablets for weeks. Letters emphasize personal testimonies and request to share experiences to help others.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Boston
Mass
Lydia Pinkhan
Mra
Konon Jung
Fifth Street
South
Mann
Julia King
Phoenix
Phionis
Etta Donovan
Willimantic
Conn
Pinkham
Yarta Donovan
Main Street
J. A. Thompson
Newport
Lydia E. Pinidam
Jon A. Rhompson
Hoxay Jawport Center
Vermont
Grace Dodds
Bethlehem
N.H
Lydia B. Pinkham
Paina
Misa Gracie
Bobhlel
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