Mob Releases Murderer From Lovingston Jail
John Moore, condemned for murder, was freed by about 75 men in Lovingston. Deputies pursued. authorities fear bloodshed. The mob cut a telephone line, moved Moore in a buggy, and disappeared into the night. The case involved poisoning and alleged moonshine ties, with trials and acquittal of an accomplice.
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Frank Howl
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Gleason
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Lowesville
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Nelson County
Green's Son Buys 15000 Picture Post Cards
H R Green son of Hetty Green buys 15000 unique picture postal cards in St. Louis for a Texas homecoming surprise for railroad officials bankers ranchers and Elks. He pays 200 stating the purchase was a casual afternoon outing.
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St. Louis
H. R. Green
Mra
New York City
Texas
Brother Elks
Student Accused of Bigamy in New Haven Case
Harry A. Rearback, 23, claimed Yale student status and Albany millionaire ties as he faces a police court charge of bigamy in New Haven. Mary A. Selas testified she married him in Millerton, N Y three years ago and he deserted her and their child about a month ago. Anna Sherville of Brooklyn also listed in the case.
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New Haven
Conn
Harry A. Rearback
Amity Te
President of Pennington Seminary Resigns
Rev. J. Margen Head resigned as president of Pennington Seminary at a board meeting held in Trenton NZ. The action follows health concerns and plans for retirement. Local officials and faculty expect a search to begin immediately for a successor.
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Pennington
Trenton
J. Margen Head
Pennington Seminary
Teuttees
Lee TV Health
Cox to Move East to New York Residency Plans
Cincinnati Oct 22 George B Cox Republican leader has begun steps to shift his Cincinnati business interests toward a New York base. He aims to establish residence in New York to stay in touch with diversified holdings centered there. He says current political conditions do not influence the plan.
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Cincinnati
New York
George B. Cox
Coax
Metropolis
Sien
Fearful Balloonists Missing After Canadian Route
St Louis, Oct 22 Aero Club asks Canadian government to start a search for three balloon pilots and six occupants missing since Monday during an international race. Balloons America II Azurea and two German entries Dusseldorf I and Germania sent distress signals from forests of Canada with Germania landing near Haileybury Ontario.
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Street Car Knocked Down Senator Aldrich in New York
United States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island was knocked down by a Madison Avenue streetcar at Sixty-ninth Street but sustained only slight bruises. Initial reports claimed an automobile crash. Aldrich recovered quickly and walked to his son Winthrop Aldrich’s Park Avenue home.
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New York
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Madison Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
Senator Aldrich
Aldrich
Big Son
Winthrop Aldrich
Park Avenue
Britain and Germany back Portugal recognition plan
Berlin reports Great Britain proposes multilateral recognition of the Portuguese republic and Germany replies with approval. The move aims to unify diplomatic stance among major powers on Portugal.
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Britain
Germany
Berlin
Great Britain
Republic of Portugal
Lost Utah Utica Hunter in Adirondacks Traced by Search
A Utica man believed to be a wandering deer hunter is missing in the Adirondacks near Honnedaga. Game Protector Roy Crandall found him dazed and starving, writing the name John Scheimer while unable to state his home or destination. A large search party has formed to locate him.
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Utica
N.Y
Honsedaga
Adirondacks
Roy Crandall
Crandall
John Scheimer
Honnedaga Club
Fishermen barely escape Wellman's airship near Nantucket Shoals
Noank Connecticut October 22 report says the Adahell auxiliary sloop narrowly avoided collision with the equilibrator of Wellman's airship. Captain Harry Christophson recounts foggy morning fishing near Nantucket Shoals when a large dark object approached then bumped along the water before the balloon passed within about thirty feet. The airship crew did not acknowledge the vessel.
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Noank
Genn
Adahell
Wellman
Harry Christophson
Nantucket Shoals
Cub Pitcher Grijal Overall Retires From Baseball
Chicago reports pitcher Gr yal Overall declares he will retire from major league baseball after the Cubs finish drafting the Athletics. He plans to return to his California ranch and says he will not pitch for any team next season, though he would consider playing if asked by Chance. He emphasizes fatigue and a desire to quit, not due to recent events.
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Chicago
Gryal
Tie
California
Athletics
Cubs
Chance
Missouri Pacific Strike
About 1500 boilermakers blacksmiths and linemen walk out in Kansas City Missouri in sympathy with road machinists out for months. The strike was ordered from St Louis by union leaders of the boilermakers blacksmiths and pipemen.
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Union Boilermakers
Missour Pacific Railroad Company
St Louis
Millville Woman Celebrates 102nd Birthday
Lydia Sheppard of Millville marks her 102nd birthday at her son Thomas Sheppard’s home. Despite age she remains alert and active with sewing light housekeeping and some cooking bringing her joy.
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Millville
Lydia Sheppard
Thomas Sheppard
Taft Registers by Affidavit to Vote in Cincinnati
President Taft registered by affidavit in Washington. His name is on the local list and he will depart on November 7 to cast his ballot in Cincinnati on November 8.
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Taft
Washington
Cincinnati
International Sanitary Crusade Against Cholera Proposed
Paris launches a world wide effort as the International Futrpan of Pome Hsetens recommends enacting an international sanitary candereoe to combat the cholera outbreak.
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Paris
International
Pome Hsetens
Kellogg declines solicitorship after president call
Washington Orr 22 KFI and B Kels tone report Kellogg would not accept the office of solicitor general to succeed the late Lloyd W Bowers if offered. Governor White honors requisition for Carlo Tarcomi return to Pittston Pa for alleged 1904 murder of stepmother Corretta Laroni in Rochesteroy Hochester remains under arrest
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Washington
Orr
Kfi
B. Kelstone
Lloyd W. Bowers
Pittston
Albans
MN. Y
White
Carlo Tarcomi
Corretta Laroni
Larconi
Hochester
Merely a Question of Comfort
A humorous vignette features a drunken patient pleading with a doctor about elephants crowding his space. The patient mixes mispronunciations and wordplay to express discomfort and seek relief from his imagined burden.
The Sunday School Lesson Review on Luke and Matthew
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns outlines quarterly studies on Jesus as King of Kings with focus on Peter s confession and the Transfiguration. It urges steadfast Christian conduct, readiness for suffering, and living by spirit not flesh while anticipating Christ's coming glory.
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Town News Promises Broad Coverage and Fast Service
The columns promise full town and county happenings with superior, quick service. Subscriptions are mailed weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays to city residents or any address.
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