Boy Drawn Into Pipe Killed at West New York Refinery
June 15 West New York New Jersey Comrades at Wilcox Lard Refining company fought to rescue Laiedsaw Machate who died after a pipe suction pulled him headfirst into a hopper feed. His father nearby tried to assist but was restrained. The accident occurred as materials flooded the chute and the machinery fed the pipe. Machate, from Guttenberg, was pulled out 400 feet from entry and pronounced dead.
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West New York
N. J
Wilcox Lard
Laidslaw
Muchate
Machate
Guttenberg
Boy Killed by Auto in Newark. Two Others Hurt
Newark, June 15. Fa ward C. Hallgreen, thirteen, died when struck by a Sherwin Williams company car while catching a baseball. Chauffeur Erick Greenwald, Hoboken, was arrested for manslaughter. Frank Kremick, seven, was hit by the mud guard and had both legs broken. He was taken to City Hospital. The car belonged to Frederick A. Morton of Hoboken.
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Newark
N. J
Faward C. Hallgreen
Sherwin Williams Company
Paiit Manufacturers
Frank Kremick
Frederick A. Morton
Hoboken
Erick Greenwald
In Suspense and Usual Custom in Print
A fragment from the Pittsburgh Post notes dialogue about a brother’s drink cure and a clubman’s reaction. It references Usual Custom and a German phrase liegende Blatter, hinting at literary miscellany and a wife’s ideal husband who would read her heart like a book.
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Chubman
Pittsburgh Post
Thusband
Senator Borah Idaho Made Unsuccessful Fight For Roosevelt
Idaho senator Borah mounted a bid within the national committee to back Roosevelt but his effort failed to gain support. The event reflects intra party maneuvering during the campaign era.
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Roosevelt
National Committee
Tafts Tribute to Major Archibald Butt Hero of Titanic
President Taft spoke through tears in praise of Major Archibald Butt, praising his loyalty, self sacrifice, and simple character. He recalled Butt's humor, dedication, and steadfast service, noting the Titanic tragedy revealed noble traits and left a void for those who loved him. Butt had shown literary talent before his military career, with his story Both Sides of the Shield.
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Archibald W. Butt
Taft
Major Butt
Eee
Deacrest
Archie
Archie Butt
Butt
Three men killed by electricity on a New Jersey pole
In Elizabeth New Jersey on June 15 three men died after contact with high voltage wires atop a 60 foot pole. William Willridge Frank Johnson Burt Burbank perished. William Sutherland survived a shock while assisting and witnesses describe a 13 000 volt line. At Joseph Missouri two men Philip Schelbe and Henry Ellmore were found dead after a deadly dare involving strychnine in beer.
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Willridge
Johnson
Burbank
Sutherland
Joseph
Philip Schelbe
Henry Ellmore
Live Stock Markets Pittsburgh June 15 Cattle and Hog Rates
Market reports show steady cattle and hog demand in Pittsburgh with mixed grades and varying prices. Cattle cited ranges include prime and choice cows and heifers with totals around several thousand dollars, while sheep and lambs list primes and fair values. Hog receipts show active trade with prime heavy and heavy mixed offerings and varying weights, alongside lighter Yorkers and samples.
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Pittsburgh
Palmer in Georgia Letters Spark Romance and Foreclosure Fears
Boston reporter Palmer travels to Georgia to chronicle social and industrial life in letters. Col Purpin suspects him of being a lawyer here to foreclose the Turpin plantation mortgage, but Palmer undeceives him. He grows fond of Ellen Turpin, learns the home’s finances are dire, and contemplates confessing he is not kin. Ellen, pursued by Squire Hawkins, challenges Palmer at a party and in a wishing atone, as love and a threatened home collide.
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Palmer
Boston
Georgia
Purpin
Turpin
the Pines
Ellen
Bud Turpin
Squire Hawkins
Pater
Squire Hawking
Mia
Agi Waa
Penny
Father Descant
The Scorn of Ellen and the Squire's Demand
In a rainy parlor scene Ellen resists a wary suitor as Mr Palmer accuses Squire Mawkins of pressuring her toward marriage. Ellen defends Mawkins claiming his kindness and intent to serve her family, while tension rises over a forced betrothal.
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Ellen
Mr. Palmer
Pickaninny
Sam
Misa Kilen
Squire
Miss Ellen
Squire Mawkins
Ife and Palmer face a grave sacrifice in tense confrontation
In a charged scene, Ife deflects a lover's plea as rage erupts. He argues a self-sacrifice is futile, while Ife counters with a grim claim about age and fate, leaving Mr. Palmer withdrawn as the moment ends.
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Mr. Palmer
The Confession That Shatters a Dream
In a damp, tense afternoon, a writer grapples with revealing his deception about letters he forged. Ellen rebukes him with a single sentence that exposes his flawed ambitions and moral failure. He resolves to confess and faces her with the truth about his role behind the public letters.
Pity and Pride at the Pines
A narrator confronts Ellen after confessing his letter writing and wealth. Ellen, furious, rejects him with dignity and warns against public disgrace. He plans to stay to confess more, but she forbids it, and he leaves in grief as Ellen maintains distance and he faces a looming career note from the newspaper.
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Bud
Miss Ellen
the Pines
Devsrvat
Resignation Letter Sent Amid Departure to the West
A telegram states I accept my resignation and will move west tonight on personal business. IT grasped Bud's hand yet could not speak. The author boarded a train, sat for hours with head on hands, face toward the Pines, sadness filling the soul with no sunlight in the heart. (Continued Mortday)
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Misa Ellen
Mr. Palmer
Oglethorpe
Miss Ellen
the Pines
Squire Hawkins
Bud
Rela
Teeve
Tores
West
Banker Held In $500 Bail For Attacking Daughter's Husband
Newark June 15. An elopement and marriage of Miss Dorothy Lushear ended with the shooting of the North Ward National Bank president. The bride fled with her mother, the chauffeur Conrad Tysold sought legal protection, and the father John W Lushear was jailed on 500 bail to keep the peace after drawing a revolver and threatening to shoot the chauffeur.
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Newark
N. J
Dorothy Lushear
North Ward National Bank
Conrad Tysold
John W. Lushear
Tristate League Scores From Recent Doubleheaders
In Harrisburg Allentown split results as Harrisburg 7 over Allentown 4 in the first game and Harrisburg 1 over Allentown 3 in the second. York beat Lancaster 9 to 4. Reading defeated Trenton 12 to 6. Wilmington topped Johnston 2 to 1.
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Harrisburg
Allentown
York
Lancaster
Reading
Trenton
Wilmington
Johnston
When His Trouble Comes in the Dress of Ambition
A witty dialogue features Smith and Wedderburn discussing trouble in keeping a wife in fashion. Wedderburn contends his trouble lies in not dressing her to the height of fashion, reversing expectations and highlighting social vanity.
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Smith
Wedderburn
Horses for Sale by Cable Express Co New York
Righty young work horses express horses and mares 1000 to 1800 pounds. Twenty matched pairs weigh 2200 to 8000 pounds. Prices 125 to 450 per pair. Single horses 90 to 200. Thirty days trial guaranteed. Free ship within 300 miles of New York with blanket halter and return passage. Established in express business, visit 154 East 27th Street near Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Express
The
New York City
Cable Express Co
East 27Th St
8Th
4Th Aves
Madison Square Garden
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Indianapolis
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