Horse theft leads to chase and gunfire in Monongahela
Walter Vanderslice, towing a borrowed horse, guided officers to a thief who had stolen his horse and was riding it. The thief fired several shots at Vanderslice after directions were given. State police pursued but found the horse abandoned and the suspect missing. no injuries reported.
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Monongahela
Walter Vandersiice
Vanderalles
Vanderslice
Vandersliee
F& Hegro
Ubarieroi
Nog
Boon
Bia Larso
Elise
Charity Fines From Swearing Fund In New Albany
In New Albany Indiana a small anti swearing club collected pennies from each oath by members under a penny penalty. The fund, gathered in a box at a boarding house, was intended for charity after the group noted a drop in contributions and decided to donate accumulated fines.
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Louisville
New Albany
Ind
Yuan Denies Shanghai Accord With Sim Yei Sen
A Shanghai dispatch states Premier Yuan Shikai agreed to recognize the republic in exchange for a large payment. Yuan reportedly denied the rumor and suggested the plan originated with his enemies to derail him.
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London
Shanghhai
Yuan
Sim Yei Sen
Republic
Po- Sin
Zismo and Zemo Soap Trial Offer for Skin Care
A vintage advertisement promotes Zismo and Zemo Soap with a trial package including Zemo soap and a booklet. It claims quick relief and curing of pimples and skin blemishes for 25 cents, urging customers to test the products through George W. Cluttan's Drug Store.
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Zeno
George W. Cluttan
Cheap Candies Danger Health Warning Report
The dairy and food division in Harrisburg released a bulletin on cheap candies based on 50 samples. Most were dirty or mixed with digestible but harmful mass. playthings made from candy like trinkets are discouraged due to contamination risk. makers should avoid producing and selling such novelty items.
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Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Jirom
iFELS AS DEFENDER OF THE McNAMARAS
Joseph Fels, a Philadelphia millionaire soap maker and single tax advocate, issued a statement from Toronto defending the McNamara brothers. He argues they are not more blameworthy than other victims of current civilization.
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Joseph Fels
Giusutaeteiren
Philadelphia
Hubalf
McNamara Brothers
Toronto
Man faces insurance fight over eye loss case
Des Moines, January 36 William McCarthy, who lost an eye insured for 104490, may struggle to recover. He sought treatment in New York and met company representatives amid reports insurers may resist payment. The Insurance Herald questions if the eye loss was caused by a hot cinder or disease and notes plans to challenge the claim in court.
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The
Herald
New York
Isurance
Vera
Rooster Crowing Ordinance Proposed in Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials consider curbing rooster crowing with an ordinance banning crowing before 7 a.m. The city attorney weighs options after residents complain of sleepless nights, with ideas ranging from muting roosters to throat surgery but no final plan.
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Los Angeles
Mra
Genevieve Dalrymple
East
Seventh Street
Andrews
John W W. Shenk
Grove City Hopes For New Gas Company
Grove City Pa January 26 The roturnities appointed to study the town gas supply report favorably A meeting of the committee and their attorney and a representative of the Standard Oil company was held and it will be ready soon to furnish 20 cent gas to residents if the local company is not in the field Another meeting will be held soon to take further steps
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Grove City
Standard Oi
Stovall Talked About To White Sox Shakeup
Chicago reports say negotiations are under way between White Sox manager Callahan and Cleveland Indians president Somers over acquiring George Stovall, former NL manager. Somers reportedly sought Harry Lord, but Callahan would not part with him, hinting at possible first base reshuffle.
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Chicago
Callahan
White Box
Somers
Cleveland
George Stovall
Thavas
Harry Tord
Sox
Callan
Lord
Ian Somer
Tly
Unclear Names Drive Vague Vermont Visit
A garbled OCR note from New Galilee Vermont mentions individuals Clairles Cildoo of Vernon and Migs Arik Boalt of now as a focal pair. It references a brief visit by Rhodes of Mids Atvately, Cuore Wy Kola, and a Dartington household, but details and dates are unreadable.
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Dopey
Piltsburg
Clairles Cildoo
Vernon
Migs Arik Boalt
Now
Rhodes
Cuore
Wy Kola
Tomily
Dartington
Do. Ietko
Attell Barred From New York For Six Months
Abe Attell, after a recent unsatisfactory tour with Knockout Brown in New York, has been barred from the state for six months by the boxing commission. He claimed doping via an overdose of quinine affected his thumb, but the commission was unconvinced. The rules also require all participants to be weighed at ringside before bouts in the inspectors' presence.
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Abe Attell
Brown
New York
State Boxing Commission
Attell
Feltsa Se
Tercester Alt Participanta
Maiden seeks turtle journey with father directions
A small girl embarks on a southern journey instructing her father to obtain a large friendly turtle and start with baby turtles immediately.
Deer 10 to be Brought to Keystone State
Sixty deer will be shipped to Pennsylvania from the Grand Island preserve for propagating use with 25 does and five bucks per consignment to New Germantown and Ligonier. An additional 20 deer will be sent to New York by February to Port Jervis. Shipments ordered by the Pennsylvania State Game Commission under Secretary Joseph Kulbillius.
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Punxsutawney
Grand Island
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Mining Company
Lake Superior
Ty Points
Pennsylvania
New York State
New Germantown
Perry Country
Ligonier
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania State Game Compission
Joseph Kulbllus
Port Jervis
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Iresh Saudsagt
United States
New Castle
Scotchilloolend Mills Co
East Washington St
Ifels
McNamaras
Joseph Fell
Los Angeles Tribune
New Galilee
C. W. Schmid
Chas. W. Schmid
Lawrence Savings & Trust Bldg
Keystone State
Michigan
Lawrence Savings & Trust
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