Local Obituaries and Death Notices Across City
The notice records the death of Mrs. Catherine cooney age about 65 found dead by drowning at her home on Pt. time last night. interment at Holy Trinity Catholic cemetery is planned. Mrs. Rosetta Law Suvides, aged about 65, committed suicide by drowning at her home. investigation notes mental distress. Also mentions Miss Shipmea in nursing, St. Michael church parishioner, and Planters tobacco sale reports with prices around 22 to 23 dollars.
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St. Michael’s
Usays
St. Chuck
Ss, Ot
Grounded Obscure Event Recounts Builder and Crowd
A fragmented account describes a builder and crowd at a site with damage to a structure. Details appear garbled but reference a curved ground event and a carpenter observing debris with bags and a stall nearby.
Alexandra Found Nedel Dairy Farm in England
The item notes Alexandra established the nedel dairy farm in England and mentions that hundreds of American companies have established factories in Canada.
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Tiacen Alexandra
England
Canada
Cholera Ravages Armenian Cities Amid Starvation
Dispatch from Tiflis reports cholera spreading through Armenian regions, including Alexandropol and Erivan, due to hunger and famine. About 25 people die daily in the streets. hundreds of naked children shelter in overcrowded orphanages as Near East Relief expands aid efforts.
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Alexandropol
Constantinople
Armenia
Tiflis
Paxton Hibben
Indianapolis
Ind
Hibben
Near East Relief
Russia
Moscow
Erivan
Arcanas Mooravian
Sarkis Srabeonian
Charles V. Vickery
Persia
Rare Mosaic Work Unearthed by Pittsburgh Youth
Harry Sternfeld of Pittsburgh, winner of the Prix de Paris and student at the American academy, is credited with discovering a.Cosmotic mosaic on the facade of a medieval Civita Castellana cathedral. The piece, dating from 1210, blends Byzantine influence with gold fragments and vivid color, praised as an exceptional example of exterior decoration.
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Nome
Harrys Sternfeld
Pittsburgh
American Academy
Rome
Civita Castellana
Cosmodi
Tledeslen
Sternfeld
English Firm Seeks US Flag Patent Denied
In Buenos Aires an English firm applied for patent rights on the American flag but the request was denied. The issue arose as manufacturers report trademark and patent rights being infringed by enterprising individuals seeking to control brands for South American sales. The case highlights protection of national symbols and intellectual property across borders.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Three counterfeit Federal Reserve notes found
Treasury department warns the public after the discovery of three more fake bank notes. One is a $50 note from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, another a $20 note from the Richmond Virginia Fed, and the third a $10 note from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Cow Lassoes Aged Man in His Yard
In Freehold New Jersey Frederick Carton of Everett the oldest Civil War veteran in Monmouth county was nearly dragged to death by a cow tethered to a stake in his front yard. The aged veteran who lost an arm in battle was pulling weeds when the animal encircled him, but his son arrived to rescue him.
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Freehold
N. J
Frederick Carton
Everet
Monmouth County
Polar Bear Chooses Fish as Favorite Dish
A polar bear shows a preference for fish as its preferred meal, illustrating a simple dietary habit observed in the Arctic wildlife scene.
New Submarine SAS Debuts as Advanced Double Hull Heralded
The United States launches the SAS at Bridgeport, a double hull submarine hailed as cutting edge in construction. It features undersea wireless, dual periscopes, a 90 HP diesel drive, aft gun and five torpedo tubes, enabling rapid surface immersion and naval communication while submerged.
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Naval
United States
SAS
Bridgeport
Coma
Cleuch
Sithiet Oe
Shock From Light Bulb Kills Norwich Man
John F. Holland of Norwich Connecticut was instantly killed when he touched an electric light bulb in his cellar. Officials say the usual current is not strong enough to injure a man, but the shock proved fatal.
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John F. Holland
Norwich
Conn
Cat Battles Green Snake Clinging to Its Leg
Nova Scotia reader spots a green snake wound around a cat leg as the feline attempts to bite and eat the creature. The unusual scene unfolds as the cat confronts the intruder outside the window.
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Nova Scotia
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