Thomas Murphy Found After Thirty Years
Thomas Murphy, abducted at age six by his aunt in Johnstown, was heard from after decades. A letter to the police reports he is dangerously ill at home in Brooklyn, New York, at 530 Hicks Street, raising renewed family and legal questions about the old case.
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Thomas Murphy
Johnstown
Murphy
Hicks street
Brooklyn
N.Y
Thomas
John
ald Cone
borough
Tenth ward
Long-lost son thought dead found by mother after years
After eighteen years of hope, a message from John Murphy in Whigety ends a long suspense for a mother. Police deliver a letter to the writer’s brother, reviving search for the missing youth and his sister. The family now anticipates reunion.
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Thoms
hones Murphy
John Murphy
tla
Walter Cohen Held Without Bail On Kidnapping Charge
Frederick Cohen formerly of Bellavie Stratford is held by Magistrate Scott in Philadelphia without bail on a kidnapping charge involving heiress Roberta Belst de Janon. Hearing to decide if enough evidence exists for trial or discharge.
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Roberta Bodechivon
Miitwetpole ferredt
Jeninand Cohen
walter
Philadelphies
cuirteen
adinta Aline de Aion
abe
Philadelphia
Frederick Cohen
Bellavie-Stratford
Porter gobbler sells for 500 at Illinois show
The famed Porter turkey from Belvidere sells for 500 to B H Borns of Orient Iowa at the Northern Illinois Poultry Show in Belvidere. Weighing about two hundred pounds, the bird reportedly is the largest turkey in the United States and has won prizes in New York Galt, Hagerstown and other national shows.
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South Dakota
Belvidere
Wil
Illneia
Porter turkay
thin city
B. HW. Borns
Orient
New York
Galtmore
Hagerstown
Dynamite accident in North Carolina court house injures officials
In Asheville on January 22 an accidental dynamite discharge in Aryeda county courthouse killed Omar Conley and badly injured Barrett Banks and Lee Francis registrar of deeds Swain county.
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Asheville
N. C
Aryeda
Omar Conley
Barrett Banks
Lee Francis
Swain county
Airship Burned in Storage House Near Oakland Maryland
An unknown airship termed a heliplane was burned to debris in a storage shed on Hi J Kirkpatrick’s farm twenty miles from Oakland. Pittsburg owner G B Blackiston claimed the plane existed in secrecy and detectives search nearby for two strange men connected to the incident.
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Oakland
Bladston
long Island
Massachusetts
Escape as if by miracle twenty children spared in street accident
In Andover on January 29 a Lake Shore and Michigan Southern passenger train struck a bobsled car carrying twenty school children on North Main street. The car flew about 200 feet on the locomotive pilot but was brushed off by a standing engine on a side track. No child was killed and none seriously hurt. The pilot driver was uninjured. One horse was injured and euthanized.
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Flyer
Andover
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
North Main street
aldo
Percieton
Congressman Protests 71 Percent Army Navy Budget
Representative Douglay of Ohio denounces a 71 percent revenue share for army and navy and only 2 percent for agriculture. He calls saving $10,000,000 by limiting this year to one battleship and directing half to farming support. Reading, Pa. pastor George T. F. Bornemann, long at St Paul’s, is elevated to monsignor.
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Washington
Douglay
Ohin
house
Reading
George TF. Bornemann
St. Paul's
Catholic church
Comet 1910 A shows double tails in Tucson report
Professor A B Douglas of the University of Arizona observes comet 1910 A from Tucson. He notes a double tail with an estimated length of twenty six degrees, the longest since the 1882 comet.
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Tuscon
Aviv
A. B. Douglas
University of Arizona
Douglas
Patrick Disbarred in Rive Murder Case Appeal
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court dis barred Albert T. Patrick in the Rive murder case and denied his plea for a writ of habeas corpus allowing him to appear and defend himself before the court.
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Albert T. Patrick
New York
supreme court
Millionaire Rive
habeas corps
Postpone Inquiry in 1908 Ballinger Case Sparks Charges
The 1908 postponement of the Ballinger investigation is linked to campaign contributions. Glavis, testifying in Portland, alleges Ballinger urged delaying land claims reviews until after the election. The Journal of Cunningham claims and Guggenheim payments surface amid broader graft accusations.
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Glavia
Ballinger
Republicdey
Washington
W. B.burn
Louis Tt. Glivix
t hege erel
ment
Portland
Ore
Cunningham
A. C. Henty
J. DB. Smith
Seattle
Glavis
Batlinger
tnt
interior
thy
Alanka
Guggenheim
Cla Cunningham
evdence
Daniel Guggenheim
Brandeis
fgt
Glavin
wee tention
H. H. Beh
Held
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