Loughrey Case Resumed in Superior Court Horse Thought
William Hoyt, about 35, colored, is charged with an attempted incident with intent to commit against Mary Watkins, a nine year old colored girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Watkins of 26 Park avenues. The girl said Hoyt invited her inside, assaulted her, and fled when she cried for help. Watkins pursued and Hoyt was arrested. Hoyt’s wife was distressed. Watkins demanded charges. Dr. Engelke attended the girl, who was not physically injured but frightened. Hoyt bound over to the Superior Court under a $5000 bond.
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William Hoyt
Mary Watkins
George Watkins
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Hoyt
Park. Avenue
North Main Street
Terrence Lynch
Watkin
Watkins
Park Avenue
Charles Engelke
Leavenworth
Former St Margaret's school hosts three day house party
Yesterday morning dozens of former students arrived from across the country for a three day reunion at St Margaret's school. They attended a Shakespeare reading by Rev Dr Russell at Leavenworth hall and a birthday breakfast for Rev Francis Russell D D marking his eightieth year. Covers were set for 160. The event highlights the school’s religious and educational legacy.
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St. Margaret's School
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Illinois
Grand Rapids
Miah
Savannah
Russell
Leavenworth Hall
Francis. Russell
D. D
Killonghly Will Case Adversaries Clash In Probate
Mary Whelan appeals probate ruling on the Killoughey will heard before Judge Ralph Wheeler. Catherine Donovan testified the deceased appeared sane and in good mental health. William Beecher valued James Street property near $5,000. Most property goes to St Patrick's parish per the will. The hearing extended into its third week with Friday hoped as conclusion.
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Mary Whalen
Ralph Wheeler
Catherine V. Donovan
Killoughey
William Beecher
James Street
Dog Bite Fears Rabies After Oakville Farmer Attacked
Henry F Slade a Oakville farmer arrived in the city yesterday and a shaggy suspicious dog sprang at his horse biting its nose. The horse’s jaw and head swelled last evening after being stalled. Slade moved the horse to a separate shed awaiting developments. Officials fear rabies may result from the bite.
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Henry. F. Slade
Oakville
Mr. Slade
Infant Burns Improves After Skull Fracture Fall
Lawrence Burns infant son of Mr and Mrs W J Burns of 712 East Main street sustained a skull fracture when he fell from a second story window Monday afternoon. Condition improved yesterday and doctors held hopes for recovery with no operation performed at that time.
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Lawrence Burns
W. Jn Burns
East Main Street
Advertised Letters At Public Post Office
The following letters addressed to named persons remain uncalled for at the post office for the week ending May 90 1908. Applicants for the same should pay the advertised fee and take notice of the date on the list.
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