Auto Crash Kills Woman, 3 Hurt Near Erie Pennsylvania
A May 21 crash on Lake Road near Giard, Erie County, left JuHn G. Youngs of Cleveland dead and three others injured. The car struck a telegraph pole on a sharp curve, then overturned. Injured include Carl E. Schurmer and W. H. Schermer of Cleveland and A. W. Youngs.
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Law Slull MLM Follow They Are Not Immune
Philadelphia May 21 strong probability that high rank Pennsylvania railroad officials may face federal prosecutions after interstate commerce commission revelations. Hearings grant immunity to subpoenaed witnesses, yet several executives connected to coal companies and car sales have not testified, prompting speculation and possible action by the justice department.
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Greensburg
Kerstone Coak and Coke company
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Jobart Pitcenim
Miss Sartoris Linked to Notable Figures in Society
Miss Visinu Sartoris, daughter of Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris, was famed as a society beauty. She was once engaged to Archibald Balfour, cousin of ex premier A J Balfour, then withdrew and vowed to marry other suitors. She is now wed to Frederick Roosevelt Scovel, a cousin of President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Nellie Grant Sartoris
Scovel
Archibald Balfour
A. J. Balfour
Miss Sartoris
Frederick Roosevelt Scovei
President Roosevelt
Pittsburg executive aides named in stock gifts case
President Cassate’s Pittsburgh aide stock ownership tied to his son’s name in company books. Fat Robert Pitcairn not present. Edward Pitcairn active. Pennsylvania officials listed as receiving stock gifts include George W. Creighton and F. L. Sheppard among others, with roles across divisions and cities.
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Pittsburg
R. L. O'Donnell
Buffalo and Allesheny Val
George W. Clark
Michal Trump
Reuben Freeman
Trroac
J. K. Russel
Plllsburs & Son
Edward Pitcairn
John Aldren
Plusburs
Fertilizer Plant Fire Destroys Major Facility
A Sanitary Utilization company plant on Barren Island near Jamaica Bay was wiped out by a $1,000,000 fire. The blaze started in the drying room. extinguishers failed, two fire boats and several tugs responded as flames consumed logs and 22 tons of fertilizer. Nearby accidents include a coaster wreck at White City amusement park injuring twelve, and a fatal shooting in Netcong, New Jersey. Also reported is Captain Bord Alexander’s discovery of a living okapi in Congo Free State, thrilling zoologists.
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Sanitary Utilization company
Jamaica Bay
Fi uecon
Brooklyn
Chicago
White City
London
Bord Alexander
Alexander-Gosling
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Congo Free State
Police prevent lynching after farm shooting in New Castle
Thomas Burke sought work at Sylvester McQuiston’s farm near Ellwood. After being refused money, Burke fired on Ada Wiley, Mrs. Wiley, and Av ery Wiley, wounding Ada fatally and injuring others. Police intervened, arresting the ringleader as a crowd gathered.
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New Castle
Thomas Burke
Burke
Sylvester B. McQuiston
Ellwood
Jane Wiley
McQuiston
Darke
Beaver country
Mecklenburg Independence Celebration in Charlotte
May 21 report from Charlotte outlines preparations for a Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence centennial style event. Notables include Representative Champ Clark of Missouri expected to speak. official recognition by the president with troops from the Cavalry Infantry Marines and the marine band. Navy loaned flags for decorations and public buildings.
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Mecklenbute
Champ Clark
Missouri
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Russia Parliament Faces Crisis as Emperor Refuses Audience
Reports from St Petersburg describe discontent within the parliamentary majority led by Mouroumov, amid fear of dissolution and civil war after Emperor Nicholas I declines a deputation audience. Observers note a dying parliament, with plans for a new election likely to favor the court. Bustling political maneuvering foreshadows sharp clashes in the lower house.
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Associated Press
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London
Daily Telegraph
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Trifttine
Tauride
Trepofk
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