Suicide by dynamite ends life of Mahanoy City man
Joseph Rogist aged 25 committed death by own action at his home in Mahanoy Plane near here by placing dynamite in his clothing and exploding it. His body was blown to fragments. Worry is believed to have caused the act. He had been married only six months.
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Mahanoy City
Joseph Rogist
Mahanoy Plane
here
Yazoo
Miss
Washington
M. J. Hornsby
Yaxco
Hornsby
Jackson
Wornby
Warnaby
Woodbry
Andrew Munzenberger
Walter Plaard
Mins
Pauline
Rogers
Ganebter
ean Athen
Munzenberger
Justin
Jerry Pancoast
bis young children
Herpicide Endorsed by Beauty Doctors and Competent Judges
Letters from two Portland beauty professionals praise Herpicide for stopping hair loss and curing dandruff. Bertha A. Trattinger and Grace Dodge sign on in support, urging purchase through druggists and a 10 cent sample request to The Herpicie Co. in Detroit.
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Efere
Newhero
Bertha A. Trattinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Sixth St
Herpicie Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Jersey Salons Stirred Witnesses in Bribery Probe
Report from Trenton details a legislative bribery inquiry linked to the Morris canal bill. Witnesses refused to name informants, citing common gossip, while the True American press drew sharp partisan lines. The 1905 session closed with leadership changes as late debate continued.
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Trenton
house of assembly
McCarter
Mercer county
Conover
Fred Ege
Ege
state house
Hoboken Observer
Exe
George S. Record
corporation attorney
Jersey City
senate
Cross
United States district court
William J Bradley
Camden
Morgan Smitte Caught Charged With Conspiracy
Cincinnati report says J Morgan Smith and wife were arrested on telegraphic request from New York DA Jerome charged with conspiring to murder related to Nan Patterson case. Patterson, the actress, faces indictments in New York in the same matter.
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Smith
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Cincinnati
J. Morgan Smith
Jerome
New York city
New York
Montreal
Canada
offier
Detroit
Cleveland
Nashville
Louisville
Poppe
Morgan Smith
Nap Patterson
Young
Mrs Youn
Warepe
Former Attorney General Monnett’s Bid Against Oil Trust
Frank S. Monnett of Olle, once Kansas attorney general, took on Standard Oil and related Olin interests years ago. He sought to curb corporate law violations by powerful trusts but made limited progress amid strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnett
Olle
Kansas oil
Standard OH company
Olin
sip de Mundare
wat le
trust
Santo Domingo Proposes Plan to Pay Foreign Creditors
Santo Domingo presents a revised plan to pay foreign creditors. It assigns 44 percent of customs revenues to current expenses and deposits 54 percent in a U S bank for creditors until the Dawson Sanchez Convention issue is resolved. If the convention fails, funds return to Dominican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Nemalnga
Santo Domingo
United States
American senate
Negro Appeals to President II to Raise Funds for Claims
The Tabaril Ton Corporation directors plan to issue bonds secured by subsidiary stock to pay outstanding debts and provide working capital for the Tabard Inn and related libraries and magazines. Attorney KL Clinton Rhoades says the amount depends on shareholder response but will cover debts and operations if the plan succeeds.
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WII
Philadelphia
Tabaril Ton
KL Clinton Rhoades
Tabard Inn
Booklovers
Rhoades
Nations deny progress in peace talks as Japan weighs terms
London reports no official step toward peace as Tokyo and St Petersburg discuss indemnity and territory. Japanese officials estimate war costs and advise that indemnity and cession of land are likely, while Russia sees peace as unlikely without concessions. News notes ongoing military push and mixed diplomatic signals.
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London
Japan
Japaga
Untha
Rusata
Manchuria
Siberia
Rusaia
Tokyo
Fenrope
Russia
Nicholas
adda
Europe
Marshal Oyama
Huasla
St Petersburg
friends of
theare
Lamsdorff
Far East
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Seventh Street
N.W
Washington, DC
A.C. MEYER & CO
Baltimore
firas olsa
Solasora
topharry
Iemnaing
Joffee Mills
den Rakes
jgeerden
Bee
B. EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK STREET
Frederick County
Carrell andjAll Sainte’ Streets
Frederick, Md
G. WARING TYSON
H.M. CRAMER , Co
FEED &c
G. WARING
TYSON, Patrick and
Carroll Streets
PEARRE'S PHARMACY
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Sternat
Maryland
arlote
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick St
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
LOLL & ALHAUGH BUILDING
N. Market Streat
lawiy
L. M. NIXDORFF
Court St
Next Central Bank
JERSEY
House
Morris Canal
Butler
Hantington WoVa
Mingo county
Walter Farrell
Sandmann
beig
Bostonian
MARKEY’S
NORTH MARKET STREET
MORGAN SMITTE
St Louis
Marela
couners
Philip Miller
J. J. ams
Matilda Miller
Miller
Kasa
Tora
itixens’ Savings Bank
W. B. Thompson
Dorcas Invalul
Madison avenue
Margaret Simams
lfe
Altoona
Marchal
Edward C Albright
Tyrone
Russell Sage
Russell Rage
FRANK S. MONNETT
TION
MISS ROOSEVELT
Beveridge
Alice Roosevelt
Albert J. Beveridge
indigna
Roobevelt
Heverdige
Katherine Tanasdaie
Green Castle
Ind
Greason
Reading
Herks county court
Samuel Greason
John Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Berks court
Madison
Mantel
Johnstown
Frank Manuel
Redforde
Parbaia Rose
Yoochia
Bargains
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Baron Hayashi
Morton
Vernandino
Fla
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