Lovelorn Girl Dies for Love in Tragic Farewell Notes
Agnes Skjerweth, fifteen, hanged herself at her grandmother’s home after a broken romance with Frank Wells. Coroner reports two notes. one asks forgiveness and predicts divine punishment, the other pleads with Grandma and asks for grave markers and a dove on the chest. The case notes family separation and extensive grief among relatives.
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Agnes Skjerweth
Kaneine
Carl
Skjerseth
A. D. Ream
Saunders
Frank Wella
Grandma
Agnes Skierseth
Agnes
Neil Skjerseth
Death of Colonel Hufty Former Camden Official
Colonel Samuel Hufty former city comptroller of Camden died at his home 514 Tinmen street after a illness of several weeks. He was born Philadelphia January 1 1834 and moved to Camden in 1858 where he worked as a clerk and helped organize the Thomas M Lee Post in 1876. His death followed a period of illness attributed to old age at seventy nine.
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Camden
Samuel Hufty
Tinen Street
Philadelphia
Tie
Ti Hols
Chester County
Thomas M. I Lee
Tisle
Colonil
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Carrying Mails A Deep Problem In Tariff Talk
Washington dispatch reports a committee study finds railroads misprice mail transport. A traffic man or board may set fair mail rates and let the interstate commission settle disputes. Other notes cover Underwood Simmons tariff clash, Martine Littleton Monticello campaigning, and river-use advocacy.
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Washington
Congressional Commission
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Traffc Department of the Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oscar Underwood
Purnifold Simmons
Underwood
Lockout by Contractors Excludes 4500 Workers Next Week
In Kansas City on June 10, about 4500 workmen face unemployment as a lockout by 200 contractors takes effect next Monday. The contractors say they acted to shield themselves from Build ing Trades council dictates after the council halted work on numerous sites due to inter union jurisdiction disputes.
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Kansas City
Building Trades Council
Gibson in Jail with Blood Poisoning After Insect Bite
Burton W. Gibson held on murder charge in Goshen New York remains in bed at the county jail under a physician's care with blood poisoning in a foot. Officials say no serious outcome is expected as the illness is confined to his bed and believed to stem from a insect bite. Mrs Gibson visited him yesterday as weather notes forecast a fall and a rise in temperature later in the week.
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Goshen
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
Szabo
Gibson
Personal Guarantee for eczema remedy at Wert's Pharmacy
Local ad claims a skin remedy backed by the manufacturer with a no pay guarantee. It touts DE ii Prescription from D D L Laboratories Chicago for eczema psoriasis rash or tetter and promises quick itching relief and lasting improvement.
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Avarantes
D.D.L. Laboratories
Chicago
D.D.D. Eoap
Wert
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