Young Italian Beaten and Robbed in Scranton Disorder
Frank Cele, a young Italian connected with the race in Pittston, was beaten and robbed at the door of a house in Scranton. He was taken to the state hospital and Coroner Stein confirmed a poisoning suspicion. He disclosed his identity and asked relatives to come, recounting the events. In another note, Clara Price, 18, of Penns Park, drowned after breaking through ice on Chain Bridges in Devlestown while skating with friends. her body was found hours later in 12 feet of water.
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News on newherbicide for hair loss and skin plants
The notice discusses a product named Newsbed's Herpicide de Weil claimed to treat dermatitis and hair loss caused by microbes. It urges readers to request a stamp sample from The Co. in Detroit and agent J. A. Williamson.
William Rainey Harper dies famed Chicago educator
William Rainey Harper LL D president of the University of Chicago since its inception in 1891 died at his campus home of cancer of the intestines at age 49 after a long illness marked by surgical attempts to relieve abdominal pain.
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University of Chicago
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New York
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Dead Man's Daughter Testifies Against Husband in Slaying Case
Mrs Juliat Simpson, wife of Dr James H Simpson, testifies at the hearing for Ir Sampson accusing him of marrying Hartley Horner, the slain man. The kitchen shooting unfolded with a cry and scuffling before the doctor claimed the act was accidental, while the daughter recounts her father’s pleas and the doctor’s behavior after the tragedy.
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James H. Simyon
Hartley T. Horner
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Ir. Sampson
Mrs. Simpson
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Republicans Back Hepburn Rate Bill With Modest Edits
Washington January 19 Republicans in the house interstate and foreign commerce committee reached a three hour conference agreement to back the Hepburn railroad rate bill with minor changes drawn from the Esch Townsend plan. Townsend Michigan author of the Townsend bill will open in favor as debate proceeds in the hall under a rule to limit amendments.
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Marshall Field Worse After Prolonged Medical Conferences
Rumors of a grave change in Marshall Field's condition circulated as physicians called and long conferences followed. No official statement could be obtained, but reports from New York on May 11 suggested a serious development discussed among medical staff.
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Illness and tempest strike during Potomac voyage
The fragment notes a crew member on the tug Potomac facing severe illness and fear of a lengthy, perilous voyage amid a heavy storm. It references New York, Termuda, and a naval gas tender, with rough seas worsening the crew's distress and leading to a dramatic escape attempt.
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Potomac
Eight die in hotel fire in Minneapolis heroism and tragedy
Fire at a Minneapolis hotel killed eight from suffocation or falls and injured about a score as panic spread through dense smoke. Captain Berwin of the fire company died rescuing an aged woman, while others leaped or were fatally hurt. The Wiest hotel fire damaged the building and trapped guests on upper floors.
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Jamaican Lady Praises Clamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs M'chsel Hart of Kingston Jamaica declares years of use with relief from cough croan and whooping cough and says she would not be without a bottle. Sold by Pearce's Drug Store.
Remarkable Philadelphia Patient Overcame Suffering
Charles H. Conrad, 16 years a helpless invalid in Episcopal Hospital, died after a life marked by Spartan courage. A former gymnast struck by a rare incurable rheumatoid disease, he could move only his lower jaw and eyes yet remained cheerfully active, writing to invalids and drawing letters from leaders such as Cleveland and Depew.
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Charles H. Conrad
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Tura Verein
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Cleveland
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Chauncey M. Depew
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Baltimore Car Barn Blaze Destroys Waverly Line Cars
Fire swept Baltimore car barns under United Railways Company control destroying most rolling stock. Only a few open summer cars survived as sparks from a tree rekindled. Governor Montague in Virginia appointed college chair and prepares to assume duties next month amid policy chatter.
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