Carnegie Gifts Boost Carnegie Institute Funding
Pittsburg, November 25. Trustees announce Carnegie Institute adds two million in 5 percent bonds from United States Steel to support expanded technical schools. The gift, alongside prior 1.5 million and 31.5 million, raises total to 3.8 million for maintenance and growth to 3109 students, with the anniversary of Andrew Carnegie noted.
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Boy Trapper Dies After Accidental Gun Discharge
Bridgeton New Jersey Nov Emory Fox fourteen years old accidentally shot himself in the stomach and died soon afterward. Fox had gone to tend muskrat traps and laid his loaded gun in a boat while crossing a lake when it discharged. He was the son of David J Fox a Larchmont wreck survivor.
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Boy Dies After Skull Fracture In Connecticut Football Game
In Winsted Connecticut on November 25 17 year old Harry Lee of the Cadets and an independent team mainly Chilbert Preparatory students sustained a skull fracture during a football game. He died a few minutes after the accident despite medical aid.
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Carnegie Persuades Plant To Build World's Largest Submarine Factory
An article notes Andrew Carnegie supports Pittsburg Technical School plans for a massive submarine torpedo boat plant to be completed near Narragansett Bay. The facility will produce submarines and parts, oil engines, and other munitions, shifting work from Quincy to the new site.
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Advertises for Husband by Mary Lewis in Wilburtha
Miss Mary Lewis of Wilburtha New Jersey, twenty four and pretty, placed newspaper ads seeking a husband unseen by her, asking for a man about twenty eight with good habits and peace to keep a wife. She has many responses from acquaintances but will marry only after fully checking his reputation and conduct.
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Dickinsons Son Dies Forces War Secretary to Cancel Taft Event
Secretary of War Farold Dickinson travels from Washington to Nashville after learning of his son Overton Dickinson's death at Belle Mead stock farm near Nashville Tennessee. Overton had been ill for over a year and died of heart failure. Invitations to the Army Navy game were recalled.
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Farm Supply Bargains Adverts Heavy Discounts
Walnut stock finished at 3 75 with regular 450 value. Wire nails all sizes 7 to 0 penny. Tar leit roofing 2 ply rolls 50 cents. Rubber roofing 1 40 to 1 60 per roll. Galvanized corrugated steel roofing 30 per sq ft. Red barn paint 1 24 per gallon. Cold water paint 10 cents per package. Graphite roof paint 1 25 per gallon. Bugay wheels 8 dollars per set. Bar iron farm wagon, 1 25 per set. Buggy rims, steel tires sets 0.90 per set.
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