Boy Killed by Train on Bellman Bridge in Hackensack
Paul Colombo sixteen of West New York was struck on the head when a Susquehanna and Western train hit him while he sat on the Bellman bridge ledge with another boy fishing. Passengers used Colombo s fishing rod to lift his body from the river and bring him to the bank before an ambulance took him to Hackensack hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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Wilson to attend Princeton class of 1879 reunion
President Woodrow Wilson will visit Princeton for the thirty-fifth reunion of his class of 1879 on June 12. He plans to join lunch with classmates, participate in the alumni parade and baseball game versus Yale, and attend a banquet before departing for Washington.
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Sunday Tennis Sparks Rutherford Blue Law Showdown
Rutherford New Jersey on July 12 reports a dispute at the Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club on Montrose Avenue. Town officials including councilman Fred W Sheaf object to Sunday play and a formal hearing will consider invoking blue laws to halt the activity. Club members vow to press on and threaten widespread Sunday closures of ice cream parlors cigar stores and trolley service.
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Adlai Stevenson Rallies in Chicago After Sudden Drop
Adlai E Stevenson former vice president spoke at a Chicago rally prompted by a temperature drop and concerns over his health. He was resting more easily at Presbyterian hospital following the event and related worries.
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Negro arrested in Baltimore mystery remains unsolved
John Rice a negro cook on D Meredith Reese houseboat was questioned in connection with the drowning of Ella Winter, a stenographer. He was taken to Annapolis after interrogation, with authorities noting a skull dent in the victim and conflicting alibis from Reese and Rice.
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Rampage Ends as Kilmer Day Is Killed by Posse
In Neon Kentucky a liquor influenced man named William Day shot eight people including Magistrate James M Wright and Dr M D Davis. Day and several victims wounded. Day killed by posse at sunset after a pursuit along the mountains. Burnett Collins and Victor Stamper among those injured.
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Confederate Veteran Umphrey Sentenced Again to Death
W I Umphrey seventy one year old Confederate veteran was sentenced to death for the murder of neighbor Joseph Pritchett in Dalton Georgia. He has refused food for several days and was too weak to stand in court as his appeal of the first sentence proceeds.
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Antilla Cargo Believed Sent Ashore at Tampico
Admiral Badger reports the Antilla reached Tampico and moved up the Panuco river without interference. It is believed she is unloading ammunition for the Constitutionalists.
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Paint Guarantee and Paint Book From Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward offers a guaranteed paint line with a big paint book. The booklet promises real color accuracy and cost savings, providing practical information and actual color samples.
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Montgomery Ward & Company
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Insane Wrecked Soldiers Aboard Derailed Train Near Dayton
A Baltimore and Ohio limited derailed by an open switch twenty miles east of Clarksburg, injuring about a score of people including a carload of insane soldiers bound for the government hospital in Washington. Attendants subdued them as panic spread among the wounded and frightened passengers.
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