Rolled His Sweetheart: Wilkes-Barre Man Robbed For Gifts
Edward Conyard confessed to police that he twice robbed his sweetheart Misa Anna Mullaney’s home to obtain money for gifts and a theater outing. The first theft before Christmas yielded a gold watch pawned to fund a Christmas present, the second occurred Monday night for $10 and rings. Police note the motive was to secure money for the girlfriend.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edward Conyard
Misa Anna Mullaney
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Earthquake Shakes Northern Italy and Austria
An earthquake shaken northern and central Italy with strong shocks lasting four seconds felt in Genoa Venice Bologna Milan Imola and other towns. Many buildings damaged. residents fled as panic spread in Imola. Southern Austria Tyrol and nearby areas from Sarajevo to Meran reported slight tremors with no damage.
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pitichs
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Weilheidiag
donrara
Italy
Apennines
Genoa
Venice
Bologna
Milan
Florence
Padue
Imola
Apatria
Vienna
Austria
Tyrol
Sarajevo
Rognla
Meran
Trieste
Pola
Trient
Pension appropriation set at 161 million dollars
Washington January 14 the committee on appropriations agreed on an appropriation of 161 018 000 for pensions this is 2 000 000 less than last year The Republic has expended since its beginning 3 751 106 809 in pensions
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Washington
committee on appropriations
Republic
penatons
Dying man cured of rabies in Philadelphia case
Philadelphia doctors report a remarkable rabies cure at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. George Aprist of 627 North American Street was bitten by a dog on December 14 near South Waller Street. After serum treatment and close observation, he recovered and was discharged in good health, drawing nationwide medical attention.
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Philadelphia
Pennayivenis hospital
George Apriat
Nort American street
Cou . Medical society
Aprist
South Waller Street
veterinary department
University of Pennsylva
nia
John W. Adams
Pennsylvania hospital
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Adama
Hammerstein Secures Loan for Philadelphia Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein arrived in Philadelphia on January 14 and went to BT Stotesbury to secure a $400000 loan for the Philadelphia Opera House. He then visited Mrs. Revybe, wife of the mayor, and expressed plans to continue producing the citys finest grand opera.
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Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
BT. Stotesbury
Stotesbury
Philaelpha
Robbers Bind and Gag Elderly Pair in Farmhouse
Four men abducted Solomon Lough and his elderly sister in a farm home between Jeannette and Harrison City. They ransacked the house, took about 1500 dollars in cash, then fled. The two Loughners were aged between seventy and eighty. two other siblings, also aged seventy to eighty, were present.
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Jan
Solomon mon Lough
Loughners
Jeannette
Harrison City
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