Kanosh Joins as Utahs Incorporated Town
Utah news item notes Kanosh becomes incorporated. Fort Douglas construction starts and other state items include Salt Lake schools facing end-term funding, minor injuries and accidents, and regional development from St Louis fair site acceptance to railroad surveys and local political happenings.
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Salonica Massacre Reports Unverified Amid Turkish Turmoil
Reports claim Albanians plunder Turkish villages near Prizren and that Turkish troops did not intervene. Italian warships reach Salonica as rumors swirl of a general massacre and a possible ultimatum to Bulgaria. Posts from Constantinople and Uskub mention meetings in mosques and planned outrages.
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Hooper Young Case Linked to Brooklyn Trainer
The unidentified man who shot himself in a New York City cab is Ernest A Patsenver, a Brooklyn training-school master where Hooper Young, the killer of Mrs. Fuliear, once worked. Patsenver claimed Young was innocent and that he could prove it, also claiming engagement to a murdered young woman whose body would soon be found. The woman disputed Patsenver’s claim, saying he was drunk and unstable.
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Dynamite Thrown at Chicago Church Amid Policy Crusade
An explosion targeted the Institutional Church at 3625 Denar born Street after a masked meeting opposed to a gambling game. No one was injured. windows and a south wall were damaged. Pastor R. C. Rancom led the anti policy drive in the black neighborhood amid threats.
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Preacher Hadden to Be Reprimanded Over Vanderbilt Ceremony
Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Long Inland Episcopal diocese says Rev. Mr Hadden who performed the Vanderbilt marriage will be reprimanded. He notes suspension is possible and would bar entry to any diocese in the country.
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Two Negro Murderers Hanged At Haynes Bridge
Bryant and Morris, two Black men accused in a murder, were hanged at Yarco bridge near Vicksburg Mississippi just before daylight Sunday. Bryant confessed to officers and named Morris as the shooter. a mob gathered and stopped officers near the Legg place to carry out the execution.
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Bomb-thrower Executed in Salonica Amid Turko Disorder
Telegrams report a serious outbreak in Salonica with the garrison reduced to 400 soldiers. The first mine cut the gas supply and plunged the city into darkness as Ottoman Bank and other buildings were bombed. Soldiers fired, attackers were killed or wounded, and bombers were executed on the spot, including a man in disguise as a Turkish priest caught at the telegraph office.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Denies Christian Science Association Charter
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirms a trial ruling denying a charter to a Christian Science Association. Judge Arnold referred the application to a master of chancery, who recommended refusing on the ground that Incorporating a group preaching that there is no need for church or state would be injurious to the community.
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Fatal Collision at Sea Sinks Saginaw and Kills Twenty
Fog blanked the Virginia coast as the Clyde steamer Saginaw and Old Dominion's Hamilton collided bow on in dense mist. The Saginaw sank with about twenty dead, while the Hamilton aided survivors and sent two lifeboats to the scene.
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Contagious Disease Cure Mentioned in Odd Prayers
The article discusses contagious diseases and a practice of curing them through insudible prayer whether near or far. It cites a Clyde line report noting lives lost and a missing crew and nine passengers, with Cirde officials forwarding the loss estimate to Philadelphia.
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Sheriff to prosecute mob in preacher lynching case
Missouri Sheriff Franklin vows to prosecute men who lynched the Reverend D. M. Malone in Wardell. A Caruthersville posse traveled to Wardell after the late Saturday fatal mob attack that killed Constable W. J. Mooneghon and the preacher. Evidence of mob member identities will lead to arrests.
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Man Attempts Suicide Using Knife and Accessories
Robert Barnes a Spring Mill baker tried to take his life with a knife suspenders and necktie. The weapon slipped from his hand during the attempt and he was locked in Conshohocken police station where he fashioned a note with his suspenders and was rescued at the cell door. He later evaded officers to attempt another self harm.
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Conshohocken
Roosevelt Tours New Mexico With Busy Public Schedule
President Roosevelt and party visited New Mexico spending three hours in Santa Fe and two in Albuquerque. He addressed about 10 000 at the capitol and attended San Miguel Church and the cathedral where he was gods father to Theodore Roosevelt Armijo, the son of Rough Rider George W. Armijo. In Albuquerque he spoke to about 6 000 on irrigation and related topics.
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Priest Arrested for Murders At Lorain Overlooked Details
Toledo priest Ferdinand Walser was arrested in Lorain Ohio on Saturday charged with the murder of Agatha Reichlin. Walser had visited the Reichlin home as a guest Thursday night and claimed he heard screams and saw a man flee as Casimir Reichlin found his sister dead with a blunt instrument wound. Bloodhounds tracked the scent to Walser’s room. he denied guilt.
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New Jersey Man with Two Hearts Reported
John Firman, 25, of Patterson, New Jersey, is described as healthy and robust after doctors discovered a double heart during a military enlistment examination. The condition has kept Firman of interest to physicians since the Paterson screening.
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Patterson
N. J
Paterson
Firman
Leadville Sawmill Fire Highlights Morrell Family Hero
In Leadville John Morrell, nephew of Wintera Morrell, was hailed as the hour’s hero after a midnight blaze engulfed the sawmill, causing an estimated 315000 in losses. Morrell perched on the mill office roof for two hours, resisting the flames and guarding valuable contents despite his injuries.
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