Four fatally hurt and wounded in San Diego shooting rampage
William P Robinson, described as mental health troubled, attacked a residence in San Diego using a public safety item and a knife. He killed four, wounded two others, and then took his own life after pursuing residents including Mrs Emima Stewart and son William Stewart. The spree damaged several rooms and sent witnesses fleeing.
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Herpicide claims to destroy dandruff germs
To cure any disease kill the germ that causes dandruff and baldness. New herpicide contains a dandruff germ destroyer and hair dressing for regular use. It stops irritation, keeps the scalp sweet and wholesome. Send 10c for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich J A Williamson Special Agent.
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Wood faces murder trial amid dual personality defense
In Somerville court George L. Wood stands accused of killing George Williams on February 2. His lawyers argue a mental impairment causing a dual personality left him unaware of his actions. Prosecutors say robbery motive and circumstantial evidence tie Wood to the sleigh death near Watchung. Williams, a Watchung storekeeper, was found shot near his home. Wood recalls a blank mind for three days.
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Pennsylvan ia Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Opens in Scranton
The annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opened in Scranton with about 2200 delegates and past-grands attending. Grand Master Robert Graham of Philadelphia conferred degrees on roughly 100 candidates as Mayor Connell welcomed guests. Discussion anticipated on funding for the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Philadelphia and on the future of the Old Fellows Temple in Philadelphia.
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Canal building needs force as US ships bought in Europe
The Isthmian canal commission decided to buy materials and ships for the Panama Canal in European markets to save costs, noting European goods could be 60 percent cheaper than American prices. Secretary Taft endorsed the plan as mandatory to obtain lowest cost, with only temporary American production spared.
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New York Stock Exchange Sculpture Described in Detail
The article details a bearded room depiction at the New York Stock Exchange showing the figures of bears and bulls. It explains dimensions of the room and pediment features symbolizing market movements, noting work by J. Q. Ward and the central sculptured cell groups.
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General Gomez in Critical Condition in Santiago Cuba
May 18 report from Santiago Cuba states General Maximo Gomez is dangerously ill with nephritis. His advanced age and long years in campaigns for Cuban liberty are noted. He recently rallied from an abscess operation but relapsed, with his family summoned to the bedside. doctors remain hopeful this afternoon.
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Bank President Pleads Guilty Eight Years In Ohio Penitentiary
L P Obliger ex president of the Wooster National Bank pleaded guilty before a federal judge to drafting funds with no money in the bank. He was sentenced to eight years in the Ohio penitentiary. Obliger is noted as a former congressman and postmaster associated with Cleveland during his administration.
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Jury hears verdict doubts in Nan Patterson case
New York May 1 Vernon Mavis guest at Phi Delta Pin Club opined Nan Patterson likely guilty in Caesar Young murder after trials. Judge Justine Davis noted Patterson lied on the stand, while Mavis argued the pistol was held by Patterson and used by J Morgan Smith to scare Young’s family. He claimed if she had told the truth at trial a second jury would have acquitted.
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Patterson Father Stricken by Severe Lung Congestion
Randolph Patterson father of Nan Patterson, who returned from New York Saturday, suffers a severe attack of congestion of the lungs. Doctors fear complications from a prior eel infection contracted in New York and aggravated by recent strain. The physician said recovery was possible despite the serious illness.
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Russian Fleet Sails Northward Near Hon Kohe Tas
reports from Saigon May 16 state the Russian fleet, seen near Hon Kohe Tas north of Ramrank Has, moved north on May 14. Remnants of the squadron have not been sighted since, while French Admiral Qe Jonquieres in Saigon wires from Nha Trang and Annam that Russian vessels have passed Torin and fetid ne. Death Blow to British Tariff Reform. Wreck Victims Leave Hospital. Five injured Pennsylvanians depart Harrisburg hospital after last week’s wreck. Negro shot. mob at Abbeville stopped by armed suspect. Gettysburg rail station incident ends with pursuit.
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