Brutal wife murder shocks Newark reader
Saturday night in Newark a "prepor" woman, 33, was killed by her husband Joseph Hermess who shot her after conflict over supper. The grisly act left half her head blown off and authorities described it as one of the city’s most brutal murders.
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William W Phelps dies after long illness in New Jersey
Ex minister William Walter Phelps died at Teaneck New Jersey shortly before 2 am after months of illness including typhoid fever and meningitis. He served as envoy to Germany and helped secure removal of the pork embargo. His daughter married a German official, and he had wide diplomatic ties in Berlin and Washington.
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Coupon for Rand McNally product offer at office
A coupon offer invites readers to send or bring one coupon and 10 cents to the office to receive one part from Rand McNally and Co. The notice presents a simple redemption action without further details on scope or date.
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Steamer Ethiopa damaged in fog collision near Tory Island
The Anchor line steamer Ethiopa from New York reported damaged after striking an iceberg in heavy fog on June 6. A temporary bulkhead with canvas and stacked flour helped slow flooding. No one was injured, cargo suffered minor damage, and engines resumed after repair. the ship headed to its destination. New Jersey crime records note multiple murderers in jail with several facing death sentences. Other items report a poisoning plot in Wisconsin, a Pennsylvania statue project for Hancock, a Baltimore and Ohio record run, a fatal cinder bank accident in Betalenem, a Dalton gang capture, Italy’s ambassador changes, and two bathers drowning in Massachusetts.
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Gas pipe explosion devastates Davis and Griffin store
A leaking gas pipe caused a fire that destroyed Davis and Griffin's big catching store in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with losses estimated at £50,000. Nearby, a thunderstorm near Graysport, Mississippi, killed Meredith Bowen and James Smith by lightning. A Chattanooga Powder Co. plant 15 miles from Chattanooga, Tennessee, was razed by an explosion of 730 kegs of powder but without fatalities. In Indianapolis, Policeman King fatally shot Jerry O'Neil, sparking a mob. Ernest Peitsch, infamous for tossing silver from a Coney Island vaudeville show, has been arrested as a lunatic on allegations by his brother.
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Tariff Bill Prospects and Related Politics
Senate to pass tariff bill by next Saturday predicts Senator Harris amid debates on income tax and silks papers and sundries. Lodge amendments and silver questions loom. House to press entrapped ion bill. def. appropriation and southern war claims seek early action. Poisonings and drownings reported in Iowa and Avondale incidents.
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Standings and results from the basl2 league and Saturday games
Standings show Baltimore leading with 287, New York 212, Boston 231, St Louis 35, Philadelphia 40, Cincinnati 14, Cleveland 24, Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 25, Louisville 10, Washington 14, Brooklyn 21. Saturday schedules list Philadelphia and New York matches, plus games in Brooklyn, Boston, Washington, and Baltimore. Also reports on college results Yale over Princeton and various regional scores, plus a tragic shooting in New York and other local incidents.
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Troops Deployed to Mount Olive in Coal Strikes
Illinois National Guard Seventh regiment under Colonel Colby dispatched to Mount Olive at night to back local authorities amid two weeks of riotous strikers blocking coal trains. Deputies had arrested leaders, a mob gathered, and aid was requested as miners weigh returning to work under tensions. News notes further describe regional strike actions across Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan with talks of wage scales, two week pays, and possible resumptions.
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Miners Return to Work as Rates Take Effect
Miners at multiple companies including five at South Fork and one at Galitizia will accept a 45 cent net rate, with work resuming tomorrow for those who stayed today. Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line crews back, fuel scarce for New York Central, and 10,000 Kansas miners threaten a sympathy strike next Thursday to push Missouri and Indian Territory settlements.
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Mine disaster in Austrian Silesia leaves 243 dead
Engineer Kohut survives after joining rescue parties in a mine near Trorpau where a later explosion killed many, trapping workers for months. Rescue efforts reclaim some bodies as the mine remains unsafe and unusable for six months. Four hundred children left fatherless.
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