Man shoots wife then goes for constable in New Jersey
Fidele Perone of Hammonton New Jersey shot his wife in the yard after an air night quarrel and told a constable he had killed her. The buckshot blew through her back and chest. Perone later led the officer to the home, where the body lay as seven children cried nearby.
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Hammonton
N. J
Fidele Perone
Perone
Katherine Perone
Lall
Valley Avenue
Pinco
Girls Held For Shooting Millionaire Stokes
New York June 9 three bullet wounds that W. E. R. D. Stokes received when the three young women at whose flat in Varuna he had called opened fire on him are not serious. Doctors at Roosevelt hospital report steady improvement and say he is out of danger. Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad were arraigned in West Side police court for assault with intent to kill and held without bail until Monday.
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Millionaire Stokes
New York
W. ER. D. Stokes
Varuna
Roosevelt Hospital
Grimshaw
Stokes
Mrs
Mr. Stokes
G A R Men Protest Honorable Discharges to Deserters
Scranton Pa June 9 G A R encampment adopts a resolution opposing honorable discharges granted through special acts to men who deserted or were dishonorably discharged in the war. The measure, moved by General George Meade Post of Philadelphia, urged Taft to remove Secretary MacVeagh over pension criticisms. others argued it should be handled at the national encampment.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania G. A. R
Congress
George G. Meadepost
Philadelphia
Taft
MacVeagh
Rats Fight Whole School in Pottsville Scare
In Pottsville Pennsylvania a swarm of large rats invaded a primary classroom causing pupils and a teacher to climb onto desks. A rat terrier killed twelve rats before residents arrived, the school was dismissed, and an investigation into the premises began.
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Pottsville
Flies 85 Miles in 55 Minutes from Orleans
Averizo, an aviator, flew from Orleans to Bue in fifty-five minutes covering about 85 miles at 7500 feet amid a northeast wind. Velocity noted as thirty miles per hour. Ends Life on Capitol Steps in Carson City. Frederick B Lawrence, Philadelphia musician, shot himself on the state capitol steps citing domestic trouble and financial difficulties.
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France
Averizo
Orleans
Capitol Steps
Carson City
Nev
Frederick B. Lawrence
Philadelphia
State Capitol
Baseball Scores and Standings in Early 20th Century Leagues
In Boston and Philadelphia games, Boston beat St Louis 11 to 5, and Philadelphia defeated Detroit 8 to 3. New York beat Chicago 8 to 2. Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 2. Standings show Detroit leading with 36 wins, followed by New York and Athletics. Tristate League results include York over Lancaster 5 to 3 and Reading over Harrisburg 1 to 0. Aviator Marra dies after falling 300 feet in an Italian aerodrome.
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St. Louis
Lake
Powell
Clarke
Cicotte
Karger
Nunimaker
Philadelphia
Athletics
Doncan
Stanage
Plank
Thomas
New York
Chicago
Walsh
Sullivan
Ford
Sweeney
Washington
Cleveland
Johnnson
Street
Mitchell
Knapp
Land
Cicago
Brooklyn
Reulbach
Kling
Kuetzer
Bergen
Pittsburg
Ames
Crandall
Myers
Camnitz
Ferry
Gibson
Cincinnati
Moore
Dooin
Fromme
Smith
Harmon
Rome
Signor Marra
Frederick Market Prices June 9 1911 Frederick County
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange. Corrected June 9 1911. Prices cover grain wheat corn rye oats barley flour feeds clover hay straw and potatoes with ranges for No 2 red wheat shelled corn per bushel milled feed components and bagged and unbaled hay and straw across several grades and units.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Clover
John Brown bell finally honors Marlboro entrance
The John Brown bell, taken from Harper's Ferry in 1861 by Bay State troops, lies at the Grand Army Hall entrance in Marlboro Massachusetts. Lauraman Russell of Winthrop and Lysander P. Parker of Marlboro are the last living witnesses to the 30 year burial mystery. A Maryland woman Miss Wiliam Ensmiinger kept the secret for decades before soldiers retrieved the bell and it was finally displayed.
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Grand Army Hall
Marlboro
Mass
John Brown Bell
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Bay State Bluecoats
Lauraman Russell
Winthrop
Hale
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
Mr Russell
Lysander P. Parker
Williamsport
John Browz Bell
Company I
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Charles McCardell
Bluecoats
Perebn
Wiliam Ensmiinger
Willamsport
Ielic
John Brown
Sever
London bank closes after suspension of payment
Birbeck bank in High Lidborn suspends payment with total liabilities listed at 43,390,910 pounds. Directors estimate a 1,875,000 pound deficiency while officials expect about 3,750,000. An official receiver takes charge and a petition to wind up the affairs is planned for restructuring.
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London
Birbeck Bank
High Lidborn
Cest
Confession in Murder Case Ties to Multiple Victims
A criminal arrested at Tsaritsyn confesses to murdering an arms officer and his wife in Sebastopol. He claims a history of seven killings, naming Dr. Vir. Popol of Kazan among victims. The doctor's assistant and a midwife were convicted and imprisoned. Say you saw it in The News.
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St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Tsaritsyn
Vir
Popol
Kazan
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