Circular Saw Disaster Kills One in Newark Factory
A fourteen foot diameter circular saw at Carnagin Bree works on Frolinghiusen avenue shattered unexpectedly, killing George Pasel and injuring two others. A fragment struck Pasel in the back, another hit a worker in the back leaving him near death, while a third man suffered a leg wound. The cause of the break is not yet known.
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Newark
N. J
leon
Carnagin Bree
Frolinghiusen avenue
George Pasel
Pasel
Michael's hospital
Treasury Officials Purge Four Over Alcohol Use
Washington February 24 excessive consumption of intoxicants by government workers drew Treasury Department disapproval. Orders went to Collector Loeb in New York to dismiss four personnel from the service for drinking on duty. Names of the four were not released.
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Washington
treasury department
Loeb
New York
Mouse Jumped From Rat to Table in Dinner Table Incident
Tipton Indiana February 24 A mouse in a decorative rat cost a rich citizen a new set of china when it suddenly appeared on the dinner table during a startled moment. Poison in the room paralyzed the rodent and a guest who woke to the commotion dressed quickly and did not inspect the rat before sitting. The recovered mouse leapt from the rat to the table, sending the dinnerware crashing as the table overturned in the excitement.
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Tipton
Ind
china
Puttington
Naval Committee Seeks Proof for Peary Reward
A House Naval Affairs subcommittee, reviewing the Peary reward bill, urged submission of official proof Peary reached the pole. Members said they want a detailed, conclusive report from the secretary of commerce and labor before any reward action.
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Naval Committee
Pole
Washington
house committee on naval affairs
Robert B. Peary
secretary of commerce and labor
Peary
Arctic circle
naval affairs committee
Dreaming man shoots self after warning in sleep
In Ridder Pennsylvania on Feb 24 Bowman Seybert, 80, fired at a supposed robber while asleep in Redick's livery stable office chair. Two bullets hit the wall and a third struck his head as he toppled to the floor. He says a dream of being buried by a killer prompted the act. the wound is serious.
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Ridter
Bowman
Seybert
Redick
walla
Taft's Newark Visit Sparks Eager City Welcome
In Newark North Carolina on February 4 President Taft arrived amid a festive city celebration. A two mile long cheer erupted as Taft rode from Harrison High School to Governor Murphy's home and then to the Auditorium where he spoke to the Board of Trade. Police and secret service kept a large crowd orderly as the president acknowledged schoolchildren and the roaring crowds.
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Newark
N. C
United States
jant
Griat
Grat
Harrison
Harphy
Broad Street
Murphy
board of trade
Tigore
bamaver hall
Harrison ‘high school
Butt
Governor Murphy
Harrisee
Robert Fliter
Afteen
secret service
Pinter
repubife
Taft
Representative Partilegend Washington Feb i th
Representative James of New York remains as the aging figure with a fading title under pressure while a noted anniversary event unfolds in Middletown New York. The report emphasizes a fragile state with unclear cause and a long standing family connection to local affairs.
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Washington
Representetivs James &. ee
New York
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