Fight with an owl leaves farmer blinded at West Alexander
Washington Pennsylvania June 9 physicians hold little hope for Philip Cruzan a wealthy farmer of West Alexander after a battle with a huge owl in his yard The attacker struck him in the face tearing at his sight and leaving him blinded from blood poisoning The owl three feet long was killed Cruzan sank unconscious while the bird clawed him and was found later in a helpless state)
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TILDEN ENTERS DENIAL Says He Did Not Collect Corruption Fund
Washington June 20 Edward Tilden president of the National Packing company of Chicago denied before the senate committee investigating the Lorimer election that he was the receiver or custodian of contributions to the Lorimer corruption fund. He said his company did not contribute nor receive funds for Lorimer’s behalf and that he was a depositor and stockholder in many banks and treasurer of about thirty corporations. He could not say whether he had seen the 1909 books.
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National Packing Company
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Senate
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Edward Hines
Edward Hines Lumber Company
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Great Britain
New York
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Scores Injured In Germantown Line Train Wreck In Philadelphia
A switch engine crashed into a crowded Germantown and Chestnut Hill division train at Twenty first and Hamilton streets in the subway. About two score passengers were injured, many seriously, as the second coach overturned and steam filled cars, with passengers breaking windows to escape. Engineer B M Dolan was hurled amid debris and steam, presumed buried under debris.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railway
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Admiral To go Arrives in New York August 4
Washington announces Admiral To go will reach New York aboard the Lusitania on August 4. He will spend seventeen days in the United States visiting Boston Philadelphia Washington Buffalo and Niagara Falls during the tour.
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Reisinger Buys Sterns Fifth Avenue Residence
Hugo Reisinger, son-in-law of Adolphus Busch, buys Louis Stern’s $1,000,000 Fifth Avenue residence at 993 Fifth. He plans to occupy the house in the fall.
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Hugo Reisinger
Adolphus Busch
Milionaire Brewer
St. Louis
Louis Stern
Fifth Avenue
Reisinger
BASE BALL SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE
In Cleveland the first game Chicago lost 6 to 4 while the second game Cleveland won 6 to 3. Detroit beat St Louis 3 to 2. Washington edged Idouleries 4 to 3 in the first game. Cleveland beat Washington 26 to 9 in the second. Boston and New York had rain. Standings show Detroit leading with 44 wins, 21 losses, Boston 41 21, Athletics 41 21, Cleveland 29 37, St Louis 16 46, Chicago 31 34, Wasillaws 34 68, and others.
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Steel Men Meet Abroad in British Iron Fields Tour
London June 29. Heads of American steel concerns are in England. Charles M Schwab arrived first followed by Felton president of Pennsylvania Steel Clarke of Lackawanna Steel Stackhouse of Cambria Steel and Drummond head of the pig iron corporation. They depart for a two week automobile tour of England and Scotland visiting iron districts.
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Felton
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Clarke
Lackswanna Steel Company
Stackhouse
Cambria Steel Company
Drummond
Pig Iron Corporation
Scotland
Over Niagara in a Barrel Ends With Critical Injuries
Bobby Leach of Niagara Falls Ontario attempted a barrel run through the Whirlpool Rapids and Whirlpool. He was hurled through the rapids, the steel barrel repeatedly emerging from the water. The barrel remained in the pool for hours before watchers nudged it to shore. Leach, age fifty, may die from his injuries.
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Pope Pius Visits St Peter's Prays at Tomb and Kisses Foot
Pope Pius, despite gout, descends to St Peter's for the first time, prays at the apostle's tomb, and kisses the bronze statue foot. The church is closed and guarded during his visit, with the pope refusing help on the many Vatican steps.
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St. Peter's
29 Years For Assault Unfolds In New Brunswick Case
Michael Zerbo was sentenced to twenty nine years in the state prison after pleading guilty to assaulting seven year old Lizzie Garrick of Perth Amboy in New Brunswick New Jersey on June 29.
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Lizzie Garrick
Perth Amboy
Steelton Postoffice
Tharrisburg
James M. Grown
Steelton
Chief Left Hand Dead of Arc Arapao War Chiefs
Darlington Oklo June 23. Left and for years chief of the Arapa roes is dead aged eighty three years. He was one of the most famous warriors of the yearly Leys 0 west.
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Oklo
Nagel Satisfied With Smith Report On Steel Trust
Secretary Nagel says he is thoroughly satisfied with Commissioner Smith's report on the status and methods of the steel trust. Smith investigated United States Steel Company under Nagel and Taft to see if Sherman Act violations occurred. The report remains confidential awaiting publication amid ongoing congressional steel investigations.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Steel Trust
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Trust
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Do the manly part and greet the winner with a smile
A mixed page item on sportsmanship and character urges readers not to hate rivals but to cheer winners. It blends a moral verse with brief local notices about a mail theft arrest in Steelton, a Chinese envoy appointment, and a fatal mule incident. Also includes an advertising plug for Bloodine promising rapid weight gain with testimonials.
Feathers and Eggshells Review of Poultry Myths and Quacks
A compilation of poultry observations noting Denmark's egg exports from imported Italian White Leghorns and critiquing rising poultry journals. It mocks hot air theories, reports on geese with abdominal pouches after five years, and recounts a housewife’s anecdotal dinner tip. It also describes guinea pig trials and quack poultry doctors using Latin terms and tiny doses.
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