Cuban Revolutionary Leader in Chinatown Ambush
In New York on October 9 a wounded man with three bullet wounds in the back was nearly dragged from an ambulance in Pell Street by bystanders. Doctors from two hospitals fought to secure the patient as friends intervened during the commotion. A Chinatown resident named Gus Marcella refused to give his address or names of attackers until he is certain he will die. Police dispersed the crowd and ensured the ambulance reached a hospital promptly.
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New York
Pell atreet
Chinatown
Gus Marcella
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff
Ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only germ-killing dandruff remedy. Claims dandruff causes most hair trouble and that the product is harmless and grease free. Sold by druggists with sample requests to The Herpicide Co Detroit via J A Wittsaesen agent.
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Newbro
Bend
mample
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Hearst Opens Campaign Denies Deals With Bosses
William R. Hearst, running on the Independence League and Democratic tickets, rejected all private promises to bosses and attacked New York papers for bias. He said he never employed Chinese labor, owns no Belarimo property, and did not intend to influence newspaper rates or wages. Also notes Wilkes-Barre and Port Huron items on local deaths and a murder case.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Independence League
Democratic
Manhattan
New York City
Hearnt
Grover Cleveland
Wiliam J. Bryan
California
Hearst
Palermo
Cal
Upton
thong
Varlo
Trust Supreme Court Case Tied to Oil Domination Claim
Proceedings discuss the Valentine Law and the so called Standard Oil trust formed in 1893. Judge Banker rules on probate jurisdiction over misdemeanors while the defense objects to technical points. The case alleges the Standard Oil trust controlled oil industry in the state through a two or more person combination. The information pleads not guilty and seeks conviction for restraint of trade.
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Banker
Thomas F Ryans Son Dies in Virginia
W K Ryan son of New York financier Thomas F Ryan dies suddenly at Oak Ridge Virginia aged 37% years after long TB illness. The elder Ryan arrived on a special Pennsylvania Railroad train as reports detail his wealth and role in finance and insurance. A separate Lake Superior gale sinks the barge Pasadena with crew losses while ground is broken for a project in Norfolk.
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New York
Virginia
Lynchburg
W. K. Ryan
Thomas F Ryan
Oak Ridge
Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Washington
Pennsylvania
milan
Wiliam K. Ryan
Thomas‘ F. Ryan
Ryan-Belm ayndicrate
Baltimia
James Hazen Hyde
stock Knuitable Lite Assirance society
LAKE SUPERIOR
Houghton Mich
Pasadena
Gladatone
Lily Pond hertor
bet
Pasdewa
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LOAW
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Meret Co
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Port Huron
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