Four Cornell Students Drowned In Cayuga Lake Gale
May 19 Ithaca N Y four Cornell students two men and two women all sophomores lost their lives in Cayuga Lake when a canoe overturned between Willow Point and Renwick pier The canoe was found upside down eight miles north of the cottage paddles and cushions remained nearby Motorboats and canoes searched the lake as university authorities hired expert divers to drag for bodies The two women Miss Mary C Mollett of Middletown NY and Miss Martha McCormick of Troy NY were members of Kappa Gamma The men were Reinhart C Zimmer of Rochester and another companion Their party had rented a boat to paddle back to Renwick and walk to the cottage A south wind and waves were blamed and the gale described as the worst of the year by pier observers
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College of Law
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Rochester
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Kappa Gamma Society
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Death Slip at West Berwick Dive Carnival
Thousands witnessed the fatal accident at the West Berwick Grind ers Carnival when high diver Charles Cruickshank, standing eighty feet above a five foot deep tank, slipped from the platform and struck the water. He was rushed to Berwick Hospital in critical condition and later died.
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Boy Dies of Burns in Bed Fire Tragedy
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania May 18 John Williams ten years old son of John C Williams of this city died from burns after his bed caught fire. Parents were awakened by his cries and found the bed ablaze Clothes burned mother wrapped him in a blanket to extinguish the blaze He died at a hospital the cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Cannibalism in New Hebrides Alleged by Clergyman
In a Sydney report, the Reverend Themis Ghian claimed cannibalism is widespread among New Hebrides islanders and described human flesh as a luxury. He cited tribal warfare and unchecked brutality as factors prompting his assertion at a Presbyterian assembly in New South Wales. Also noted is a separate St Paul note about a pitcher named Willie Lierer, whose grief over a lost pennant is described.
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Disordered stomach remedies advertised in advertisement
An advertised health notice promotes Chamberlain's Tridete Rane tablets as stomach relief. The text touts charted remedies and mentions dealers selling the product through bold claims, reflecting a period advertisement style.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
International League results include Baltimore at Toronto and Montreal defeating Jersey City 7 to 3. Rochester beat Newark 6 to 0. American League notes Cleveland beat Athletics 7 to 3 and Chicago 6 New York 0. Sunday scores: Cleveland 4, Athletics 2. Detroit 2, Washington 0. St Louis 9, Boston 1. Chicago 5, New York 8. National League highlights Boston 6, Cincinnati 2. New York 3, Pittsburgh 1 (12 innings). Standings show Athletics, St Louis, Boston, and Chicago leading various tables. Tri-State League listings include Wilmington and York with mixed results.
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Anhut Found Guilty Of Attempted Bribery
John Anhut was convicted of attempted bribery in a high profile case linked to efforts to free a prominent figure from custody. He faces a maximum penalty of ten years in prison and a $500 fine as the judge prepares to sentence him. The trial and verdict drew attention in New York and broader press coverage.
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