Como Victim Died After Terrific Fight in Italy
The Como case revolves around Mrs Chariton who was found attacked in a chamber atop a staircase. Authorities say the attacker used a statue to strike her head and dragged her to the corridor and stairs. The body was placed in a trunk and sunk in Lake Como as U.S. officials monitor the investigation.
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Como
Italy
Charlton
Pie” Watts
Walla
State Department
Washington
Amer.ley
Leishman
Milan
Charles M. Caughy
Trapped in Burning House Twelve Laborers Die
Twelve Hungarian laborers perished in a fire at a Canadian side bunk house near Niagara Falls on June 16. Eight others were seriously injured as the Ontario Power Company workers slept through the blaze, with exit routes blocked and water pressure poor.
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Niigara_ Falls
Ontario Power “Company
Bride elopes with vanishing groom leaves Altoona in shock
Altoona June 16 report says Aliss Jeannette Hoover daughter of Frank Hoover wealthy farmer of Piggy Cidok ran away with Henry Amick Hoovers employee and Altoona police chief. Marlon Steele promised bride from Altoona had planned to marry but wedding canceled as Hoover elopes with Amick who allegedly has a wife and four children. Parents fear coercion and note Hoover refused to marry.
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Ocaerte
Altoona
Marlon Steele
Jeannette Hoover
Frank Hoover
Bay
Amick
St. Clairaville
Hoover
Anilek
Betrothal Rumor Surfaces Over Katherine Elkins Engagement
Reported plans claim Miss Katherine Elkins and Mrs Stephen Elkins intend to travel to Europe, seeking privacy from public notice. Rumors mention a possible engagement with the Duke of Abruzel and a forthcoming marriage announcement.
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Katherine
Elkins
Wheeling
Stephen
Europe
Elima
Abruzel
Harvard Man Wins Baldwin Prize
Oswald Ryan an undergraduate at Harvard University wins the Baldwin prize for the essay on a municipal topic awarded by the National Municipal Yea rine. The announcement comes as a notable scholarly award for the university.
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Harvard
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Oswald Ryan
Harvard University
Clubat
New
York
National League of Republican
Clube
Heredity of mankind discussed by American Breeders Association
The American Breeders Association launches a scientific study of heredity emphasizing plant and animal improvement through selective breeding. A committee distributes family record blanks to collect data on generations and collaterals, with pedigrees showing traits like stammering and finger movements.
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Wilton M. Hays
New
United States
Committee On Engentes Ig
Gettysburg Area Militia Maneuvers Planned By War Department
Circular orders show Maryland National Guard units will gather at a camp about 9 miles from Gettysburg from July 1 to 9. First and Fifth Regiments with Troop A command a roster under Lt Col Lewis M Rawlins and Capt Joshua G Hervey. Drills and field exercises proceed daily with a final problem on the last day. Medical inspection aims to exclude contagious disease. Local police also report a separate liquor crackdown yielding several arrests.
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War Department
Maryland National Guard
Gettysburg
York’ Pike
Western
Maryland
Baker’ Clotworthy
Lewis M. Rawlins
Charles A. Little Will
Joshua G. Hervey
Alexian McGlanaga
Marys
Scientist outlines soul theory from survival of death to spirit communication
Professor James Hyslop reports on seances with Mrs. Leonora Piper showing spirits may be energy forms that appear real. He argues soul is a label for consciousness and that survival is a matter of reasonable hypothesis and evidence across ages.
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Mai
James Hy Hyslop
American Society For, Paycifed Research
Leonora
Piper
Fiow
Hyslop
Cnore of Yeang
Ugt
Military camp life at rifle range reported for First Maryland regiment
A letter from The Newar Iron Saunders Rang describes Provisional Battalion of the First Maryland Regiment at a camp with Company A Frederick Company C Cambridge Company E Baltimore Company T Salisbury and Company K Havre de Grace under Major Jobn A Morgan. The piece notes improved rifle practice, new sanitary fixtures, reorganized camp site, and medical attention by Dr Joseph Herring Captain Mortily Tieutenant. Summary Court for the week is held by Captain Markey. Parades and drills scheduled daily at 7 15 am and 7 00 pm, with guard duties shaping men for Gettysburg maneuvers starting in July.
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Maryland
Frederick
Cambridge
Bikton
Satiabury
Havre de Grace
Jobin A. Morgan
Saur
Saul Every
Snindera- Rage
Troy
Joseph
Gettysburg
Delegates Return From State Council Sessions
Delegates from Fredoula and Francis Scott Key Councils in Baltimore have returned. George Baumgardner was elected State Councillor, John Oland became State Chaplin, and A B Heidler named State Inductor.
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John’ F.oland
Charles A. Tandis
A. EB. Heldier
Baltimore
Baumgardner
Oland
Chaplin
Heidler
Health Epigrams from the Chicago Wealth Department
The Chicago Wealth Department issues a circular debunking old household health sayings. It counters claims like eat a peck of dirt and stout child health, warning harm to children from such ideas and noting high death rates in some city areas. It presents modern health rules: open windows, avoid unwashed lungs, and other cautions.
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Chieagé” Wealth Department
Loglayik
Coursar
Journal
Kort
Ita. Edlet
Notio
Frederick County Medical Society Meeting Highlights
A Frederick County Medical Society gathering at the Y.M.C.A. featured papers by Dr. L. R. Brown and Dr. J. P. Fabroey followed by discussions led by Drs. Johnson Goodell and Smith.
Uncle Sam's clerks seek annuity plan to aid aging workers
The article profiles Senator Poy of California proposing an annuity funded by savings from clerks' wages to replace pensions. It highlights Mr. FP O'Donoghue and discussions on fair treatment, noting both workers and government bear fault, and the aim to retire older clerks with dignity while freeing younger staff.
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Sam
Poy. King
California
IL Tk
Uged
O'Donoghue
Treland
w'Donoghue
Siges
O'Donogtue
Galden
Emory Row
Heim
O'Nonot
O'Donoghud
Sant
Advertisement Failure Brings Woes and Contention
A fragmentary line laments woes and sorrow from those who fail to advertise, raising questions about accountability and the consequences of neglect in public notices or announcements.
Profit Confusion Over Gold Mining Returns and Steady Prices
Analyzed in Moody's Magazine and Rand sources, profits cited vary. Critics argue that 43 percent is measured on production costs not consumer value, while wholesalers and retailers pad margins. The article traces how steel and whisky costs affect ultimate consumer prices and real profitability.
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Randig
Wood
Moody's Magazine
Gettysburg College Selects New President Amid Turmoil
The Gettysburg College presidency faced contention as Yale’s Dr. Granville was named successor to Dr. Hefelbower, with the college council appointing a co-sponsor to supervise the transition. The decision stirred debate among alumni and faculty over leadership and departmental direction.
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Willian A. Genavilie
Yale University
Tng Cen
Gettysburg College
Hefelbower
Thie Aluind
A. Consillee
Lo Naine
Hefelbawer
Granville
Leo
Mithenatter
Eid
Fragmentary OCR Text From Everglades Poem and City Notes
Fragmentary readable phrases reference the Everglades and a poem with unclear author Wendling. Mentions Western Maryland and Harrington with garbled place names and scattered terms about duties, a doctor, and a city ethics context.
Insurance load and polices across states tally large sums
Fragmentary OCR reveals figures of insurance totals across cities and states. Mentions New York Chicago Baltimore and others with large sums such as 10 000 and 3 493 063. Text references per capita death totals and risk factors, railings around state deficits, and names like W. Gaver.
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New York
Er Wade Pha
Chicago
Baltimore
Jane
Stite
Mary
Aedotine
Individ
Alos
W. Gaver
Unclear fragment on municipal street work survives
Fragmentary OCR notes describe brick work and curb guttering by a municipal authority near the bend at Pest Bridge on Madgon streets. The readable text names George Burek as creator and mentions public street improvements.
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George Burek
Pabuick Street
Pest
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