Richman's Son Held for Murder in Chicago Case
Luman C. Mann, son of Mann-McCann Railway Supply executive, jailed on a July 1 rooming house murder charge in Chicago. Bail set at 25000 with a hearing on October 19 before Municipal Judge Gemmill. Father arranged bail. Mann professes innocence amid police scrutiny and a three month manhunt.
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Runaway Horse Injures E L Gaskill on Mill Street
E L Gaskill of 73 Patterson avenue was slightly hurt when his wagon horse ran away near Lake Erie crossing on Mill street. He was thrown unconscious, later treated for facial bruises, and released after dressing. Officers restrained the horse at Frew's furniture store area.
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Busy Session of Ministers Today
The ministerial association held a busy meeting Monday morning with Rev. C. G. Leatherman presiding in the absence of President Dr. Hershey. The resolutions committee reported on Rev. Magill’s departure, with further resolutions planned for Rev. McDonald and Rev. Burns. Dr. Whalen of the First Baptist church spoke on Present Day Teachings of the Church of Rome.
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W C A Gymnasium Opens Winter Session
W C A gymnasium classes start Tuesday morning with the first class of the season. Other classes follow regular days as registered students attend. Some classes may grow later, but Miss Irby the instructor will keep sizes suitable for personal work. Apparatus is ready and the winter program begins.
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Harris and Nothdurst Join Travelers Insurance Agency
Messrs William T Harrington and John G Nothdurst returned from Hartford Conn where they accepted a general agency with Travelers Insurance Co Harrington has been a leading life insurance man in Western Pennsylvania for eight years Nothdurst has long served as secretary of the Dollar Savings association and has studied insurance while not actively engaged in the field more than a volume of business written.
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Hartford
Preservation and use of dried bread scraps in cooking
The article instructs drying bread scraps on a tin plate in a moderate oven until completely dry, removing soggy bits, and storing each crumb type in a separate glass jar. When warm, crush on a board with a rolling pin to a fine powder for breading croquettes fish chops, etc.
Day Nursery Officials Submit Annual Reports
Reports for the year ending September 20 1908 from Mrs Eliza Carves Watson matron and Mrs EB L Smith treasurer note the nursery's impact. Forty eight mothers could leave children for eight to ten hours daily and seventy children were cared for, with little sickness and no serious accidents. Donations from churches clubs trips and individuals kept the nursery well supplied and the treasury shows receipts and balance.
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Germany Shifts Stance on Berlin Treaty Violation
Paris dispatch reports Germany has revised its view on violations of the Berlin treaty, signaling possible joint action with France England and Russia at a conference to address the Balkan crisis. Separate notes from London and Constantinople discuss Austria Turkey and Bulgaria moves, while Belgrade approves a 3 million dollar military fund amid rising tensions.
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Deaths of the Day Samuel E Clark 22
Samuel Earl Clark 22, of 513 West Madison avenue, died Sunday at 5 am in Shenango Valley hospital after five weeks of typhoid fever. He was a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman, born in Jamestown, Pa., and survived by his parents and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 am at home, with burial in Jamestown.
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Infant Daughter of Matus Died at One Year
Anna Matus, infant daughter of Michael Matus of Bessemer, died Monday morning at 7. Her mother died in August and the child had been ill since. She was one year old. Funeral is Tuesday at 3 30 from St Joseph's church with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
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Mrs Sarah Amanda Martin Jamison Dead at Apollo
Mrs Sarah Amanda Martin Jamison wife of Rov R A Jamison pastor of the United Presbyterian church died at Apollo. She was a daughter of James Martin of New Wilmington. Survived by husband two sons Roy Mills Jamison an attorney of this city and Samuel Martin Jamison a senior at Westminster College.
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Westminster College
Porter Dies at 81 Veteran of Civil War in Maple Dale
Samuel B. Porter died Friday evening at his Maple Dale home after a long illness at age 81. He served as a private in Company D Sixth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was father to 16, 14 surviving with his wife, including S. T. Porter of this city. Funeral held Sunday afternoon. Gladys Eva Martin died Monday at 4am, infant daughter of Gladys and James W. Martin of 41 Lorain Avenue. Funeral Monday at 3pm and interment at Rich Hill cemetery.
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DAYS A. F. L. MUST BE KEPT INDEPENDENT
New York October 12. Daniel J. Keefe sixth vice president of the American Federation of Labor says no attempt will be made to swing the labor movement to the Democratic ticket. He insists the labor movement remain free from political domination. Keefe adds he plans to vote for Taft citing his enforcement of laws favorable to organized labor.
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Identification of Man and Woman Bound in Death
The mystery of a dual drowning at Old Mill Jamaica Bay is partially solved. Michael Banes and his Brooklyn wife tied together with a rope, following his illness and mounting hardship, as she supported him until health declined.
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Thaw Is Recommitted To Matteawan After Court Ruling
Harry Thaw loses another bid for freedom and is recommitted to the Matteawan hospital for the criminal insane after a court denies his request for a jury trial on his sanity. Justice Mills declines to intervene while an appeal on commitment irregularities proceeds. Thaw’s family witnesses are present.
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Race track scheme aims to skirt betting laws at state line
Reported in Chicago sport circles a syndicate plans a race track on the Indiana Michigan border to evade two states betting laws. Backed by the same group that proposed New Buffalo Michigan, the plan stalled politically but resumed with Laporte investors opposing a New Buffalo line.
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Fire at Briskblaze Restaurant Causes Minor Damage
A 2:30 PM fire alarm prompted by a flame from a hot plate lit the floor of Jim Long's Chinese restaurant above Joseph Hannon's tin shop on the Diamond. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with minimal loss.
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Exact Date of Funeral Stuns Household Servant
The Rochester Herald notes Nancy Johnson asks for Sunday off to attend a funeral. Miss Jane Meredith learns the corpse is not yet dead and the funeral is set for Friday, with Nancy insisting the funeral will occur Sunday.
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Attendees Reach Funeral of Rev. Martin D. Furst in Fay
Residents of the city attended the funeral Saturday afternoon for the late Rev. Martin D. Furst in Fay. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Elder Robinson, Mrs. John Fisher, D. Elder Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Elder Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ayers, and Mrs. Mandwyler.
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Smith Purchases Dwelling on DuShane Plot in Pittsburg Street
Mr. John P. Smith of the Western Allegheny has bought a new dwelling on the DuShane plot in Pittsburg street and will move in within a few days.
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