VITRIGL IN RIVAL'S FACE AND OTHER NOTICES
In York Pennsylvania a jealous wife allegedly threw vitriol on Cora Crouse wounding her and injuring Andrew Clinch who came to aid. Crouse hospitalized. Mrs McCourtney escapes. Separately contractor William Kelly found dead in the river near Neans New York. In Lebanon County Pennsylvania Mrs Ephraim Forney dies after breaking her neck at home trapped by a staircase fall.
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William Kelly
Neans
N. Y
Ephraim Forney
Bell Grove
Lebanon county
Bride Blinded as Rice Bombshell Destroys Wedding Cheer
Washington June 17 A thoughtless guest at a Washington wedding flung a handful of rice at the bride, Mrs Ebberling of St. Louis, blinding her eye and causing a grave injury. The train departed to take her to a hospital as doctors warned the wound was serious. The incident disrupted the couple’s wedding journey and drew medical aid at Harper’s Ferry. The bride’s father is a millionaire brewer of St. Louis.
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Washington
perdrever
John Wbberling
St. Louis
Baltimore , Olio
Rice
Union station
John Ebberling
John
Mrs. Ebberling
Harper’s Ferry
Five Relatives To Receive Mrs Spihlmanns Children
Dying, Mrs B H Spihlmann of Granite City asks five friends and relatives to take her children. She promises to leave all her offspring to those who pledge to rear and educate them, fearing homelessness for her orphans as death nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
B. H. Spihlmann
Granite City
pihlmann
Girl Asleep Over a Year in Recoules Village
Marie Dalbin a 16 year old girl in Recoules Aveg yon department has been in a coma since June 1 last year. She lies in bed with a faint smile and shallow breathing while her purse makes 45 beats per minute. Earlier she suffered gastric trouble and stopped eating. A few dates later she fell asleep and has not opened her eyes since. Buffalo obelisk to Meltin will be dedicated in early September with dates to be decided. The monument commission will consider wishes of Roosevelt and Governor Hughes. Mrs Cook and her daughter Miss Fountain burned to death in Savannah home fire. Mr Fountain injured trying to escape but likely to recover. Miss Fountain tried to return to the house for more clothing and disappeared. Denver medical marvel Jerry Patrick Martin who walked the streets for 18 days with two inches of brain exposed died by smothering himself.
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Paris
Marie Dalbin
Recoules
Avegyon
Buffalo
New York
Sho
Roosevelt
Hughes
Savannah
Thomas Cook
M Fstelle Fountain
N. A. Fountain
Cook
Denver
Jerry Patrick Martin
Mrs Sherman Society Leader Brightens New York Circles
Mrs Watts Sherman, a leading member of the Four Hundred in New York, is famed for her superb dress and artistic gowns. She is noted for her refined taste and social prominence, with her two twin children also popular in society circles.
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Watts Sherman
Four Hundred
Sherman
Widow seeks 200 pound husband for companionship
Chicago June 17 A widow Mrs Rosa Benlos seeks a fat husband not to exceed 200 pounds. She states wealth or handsomeness aren’t required and invites replies to 4005 Lake Avenue. She argues 260 pound men have nicer dispositions and would be strong yet not overly fat for companionship.
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Chicago
Rosa Benlos
sindow
Leke avenue
Fragmented OCR Tale of Irish Policy and Local Tragedies
A corrupted OCR excerpt references British policy toward Ireland and a proposed trade stance, plus mentions President W. He Faunee and anti hatred remarks. It also notes a man named Webster in Idaho who fell into a prolonged sleep, with inspectors describing his condition as feigned and melancholic.
Duma Dissolved as Nicholas Orders New Elections
June 17 in St Petersburg Emperor Nicholas issued a ukase abolishing the present second duma and calling elections for a successor to be held under a new law. The move, deemed a coup d etat by critics, overrides the fundamental laws and argues necessity to avert anarchy. Dissolution met with calm across Russia and no major disturbances reported.
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J. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
duma
St. Petersburg
Picnicers Run Down. One Killed in New Jersey Crossing
In Camden on June 17, a wagon carrying members of the Sylvanic Social of Philadelphia was struck by an Atlantic City express on the West Jersey and Seashore railroad at the city line. Petro Mared, 42, was killed. Companions injured include John Ash, John Ashley, John Gaunt, Miles Burke, amin Maree, and others. The party had been returning from an outing at Qakira when the wagon was struck at the grade crossing.
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Stix
New Jersey
Camden
N. J
Petro Mared
city line
Atlantic City
West Jersey and Seashore railroad
Sylvanic Social
Philadelphia
Qakira
John Ash John Ashley
John Gaunt
Miles Burke
amin Maree
bicera
Girl Killed By Electric Light Shock At Home
A girl died from an electric shock in her home where she touched a live wire. The accident report notes severe burns on the toes and other injuries from the current, while a third line references Andrew Carnegie and his library philanthropy, indicating ongoing library funding in New York.
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Hitler
Haywood trial in Idaho postponed in murder conspiracy case
Boise June 17 The Haywood murder conspiracy trial is adjourned to Tuesday as the state presses evidence from Orchard the chief witness now in Caldwell. The defense plans 150 to 200 witnesses many testifying voluntarily subpoenas uncertain.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Harwood
Framrk—Steunenberg
Harry Orghard
Caldwell
Sf Steunenberg
Haywood
Orchard
Unk
muder Steunenberg
Orcard
Steve Adams
Steunenberg
supreme court
Colorado
Goddard
Postal Telegraph company
San Francisco
Bradley
Pinkerton
Mover
Pettibone
Murderer Confesses in Yatesville Case and More News
A man who surrendered to police in Los Angeles confessed to a Yatesville murder identified as James McNulty by George Martin. He described a past shooting of a woman under a Yatesville tree and linked other killings, including Kate McDermott. Separate notes report Grant era memories in Rock County and a Denver heiress inheriting $100,000 from foster care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Yatesville
James McNulty
George Martin
Martin
McNulty
Kate McDermott
fortine
Michael Muherin
Muharin
Whitney dies after fall from pole in Allentown
A. DP. Whitney, a Hneman, Pell, fell from a telephone pole at Allentown Pennsylvania and sustained fatal injuries. The incident occurred yesterday and is under investigation by local authorities.
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A. DP. Whitney
Hneman
Allentown
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SOUTH MARKET STREET
OLOOKS
JAMES E. DOLL
NAT. BANE
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BK. Frederick Co
Saylors’ & Lehigh
Portland Osment
Rosendale Cement
ee Brick and Supply Sc
P. R.R
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sete
Uooniy
Semachoice Investments
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
Cantrsi Bank
York Pa
Cora Crouse
York
Robert McCourtney
Andrew Clinch
Mrs. McCourtney
ROSENSTOCK BROS
Salz
prias
MARKEY
MARKET AND
WATRICK STREETS
J. M. CRONENSURG
Mar, IROS
Tay
Studebaker
Binder Twine
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANSE
Carroll Street
Particle
MRS. WATTS SHERMAN
Ireland
Unites
Slyfaney
Sozial Arcons Providenes
Jaume
W. He
Faunee
Bro Univ
haneslaure
Pannes
Webster
Rera
tyain
Kansas City
Tie
BUMA
Carnegie
wooYork
Jame
Andrew Carnegie
pitt
Grant
Janesville
Kanyon
Rock county
Francis Davis
Hattie Davis
Tavis
Waits
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Dorothy Beatrice Coughtry
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