Fragmented Nuggets of News Across The Nation
A jumble of brief items reports varied events from New York state to North Carolina. Topics include a 14 year old senator’s birthday claim, drownings in Union South Carolina, a tobacco dealer's sudden death, a fatal fall in Newark, labor unrest with garment workers and strikes, and railway rate law violations. Governor Glenn of North Carolina calls for attention to coastline issues and criminal penalties.
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United States
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Wade Looker
R. Hh. Hookers
Lng
Union
S. c
Sigmund Rothschild
Haner
Newark
N. J
Raleigh
N.C
Glenn
North
Rf TV Carolina
Tay Arm Orcit
Elks Growth and Philadelphia Welcome Grand Lodge Session
Philadelphia hosts the grand lodge opening with J T Moore and Slavor Reyburn welcoming delegates from Elks lodges. Judge Henry A Melvin praises Philadelphia’s reception as magnificent while Fred Robinson reports 49,000 new members this year and 35 lodges added. Brooklyn No 22 leads with 22,440 members, followed by New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia and Chicago. The day ends with a city ball singalong of Auld Lang Syne.
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Philadelphia
Itd Grand Lodge
Ben and Protective Order of
Efiks Mally
Grand Opera House
Elks
Daniel J. Shearn
J. Tarmpton Moore
Philadelphia Lodge
Slavor Reyburn
Browing
Simart
State of Pennsylvania
Henry A. Melvin
Biks
Rebhes
Delaware
Tiverin
League Islam
Fred. Robinson
Brooklyn
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Divorce Granted in Pottsville Couple Case
Atlantic City July 16 Vice Chancellor Learning grants an absolute divorce to Mrs. Bertha C. Sterner from Guy J. Sterner. The couple, both from Pottsville, began marital troubles last fall when Mrs. Sterner had her husband arrested as he was about to leave town. He remained jailed at May's Landing for over two months before relatives bailed him out.
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Daited
Atlantic City
Learning
Bertha C. Sterner
Guy J. Sterner
Pottsville
Roosevelt Camped Out At Lloyd Neck Sound Shore
Roosevelt and his sons camped on the Sound shore at Lloyd Neck overnight. The president has a tradition of sleeping outside during summer with his boys, a practice noted as a seasonal climax of leisure.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Sound
Lloyd Neck
Pronounced Bead Lives After Death For Husband Rescue
Cincinnati July 11 After doctors had pronounced Mrs Frank P Warren dead her husband a millionaire pres of Wes Gaking Powder Co New York was crushed between two street cars while saving his life Then the coma deepened and an undertaker was summoned Yet an eyelid flicker and later nervous activity signaled life Mrs Warren regained consciousness and asked about her husband who she had saved from death
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Cama
Cincinnati
Frank P. Warren
Wes Gaking Powder Comppany
New York
Nur
Warren
Mrs Bradley Admitted to Bail Amid Murder Indictment
Washington Justice Wright of the supreme court grants bail for Annie M. Bradley indicted for murdering ex Senator Grown of Iowa. Affidavits from surgeons say open air exercise needed for recovery before trial in October.
Town Moves Two Miles to Railway in Olney
Olney residents decide to relocate two miles to reach the Wichita path railroad after delays in service. Each property owner receives a lot from the railroad company to offset moving costs, shared between the town and the railway.
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Olney
Tts
Wichita Patl
Olner
Oliey
Orchard Witnesses Highlight Haywood Trial Perjury Charge
In Laise Idaho on July 1 the Haywood trial heard a new perjury charge against a witness for the defense as Harry Orchard again took the stand. Orchard testified about his uncle Peter McKinney dying by suicide and was pressed on whether the uncle’s alleged insanity linked to past crimes in Ireland.
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Orchard
Haywood
Laise
Idaho
Frank Tleunenberg
C. W. Aller
Florence & Cripple
Peter McKinney
Ireland
Tortured by Burglars and Dreyfus Affair Reflections
Fragmented OCR note recounts a burglary assault and historical scrutiny of the Dreyfus case. Mentions General Picquart, his war ministry role, and debates over promotions and rewards tied to the 19th century French military scandal.
Did you lose anything A News ady will bring t back
A concise notice indicates a local newspaper ad might retrieve lost items. It urges residents or readers to contact the office with descriptions to reclaim belongings. The item is unspecified and the ad promises assistance through the publication.
Fire envelops aeronaut during dramatic cannon launch near Newark
Eugene Raymond, a young aeronaut in Bellaville, New Jersey, was shot from a cannon-like device and escaped a fatal fire when his clothing ignited from flashlight powder. The blazing parachute failed to deploy until near ground, and he clung to the parachute bar while burning. He fell 10 feet above ground and was rushed to Passaic General Hospital with blistered skin and singed hair.
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Newark
N. J
Eugene Raymond
Bellaville
Passaic General Hospital
Raymond
Centre
Miller Streets
Nutley
H. T. Winfield
Passaic
Tragic double act ends in quick suicide and strange brick
A Mrs. John aged years at Asteep Kansas committed suicide by carbolic acid then harmed herself near her sleeping husband just weeks after marriage. A news item notes Herman Unger a musician killed himself and his ashes formed a brick lost between Boston and Pittsburgh. Roosevelt approves public school rifle practice as a wake for youth athletics. A clerk named James R. K. Brown injured his leg when money toppled, burying him under $1,125,000 in cash.
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Asteep
Kanaka
Ind
John
Pittsburg
Boston
Herman Unger
Washington
James RK. Brown
Treasury Department
Brown
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