Bride Elect Elopes Before Wed With Yale Student
Ithaca dated report says Marie St Noble, a Cornell suitor from Williamsport, eloped with Yale junior David White just before their wedding plans. The groom-to-be Daniel Kline allegedly threatened to shoot White. The article also notes Admiral Pendleton being reassigned and Louis Glass convicted in San Francisco.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Yale
N. Y
Daniel Davold Kline
Williamsport
Marie St. Noble
David White
Yale University
Grace Miller White
Lehigh Valley
New York
Pendleton
U.S. NL
Rusr
Charles Davis
Louis Glass
Ite
Pacific States Telehone Company
Brionl
San Franciso
Caintain
Girl Stirs Paris With No-Pay Cab Rides and Bells
Miss Amy Root claiming kinship to Elihu Root, in Paris since Aug 22, danced on hotel tables, rang bells at night, and rode in cabs without paying. Police restrained her after a string of unpaid fares and a public dispute, ending with her sent to the prefecture infirmary. Panic in Kankakee theater as moving picture film burns, causing a mass exit but no injuries.
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Paris
Amy Root
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Prefecture of Police
Miss Root
Avenue de l'Opera
Rochester
McCurdy-Torwell Compan
Bal Taharin
Grand Boulevard
Charles W. Coran
Place Vendome
Marche Saint Honore
Kankakee
Ill
In Jail They Save 2 Drowning Girls
Prisoners in Tong Island City jail watch from their windows at a swimming pool once a stone quarries. Eight year old Finmt Ackerman waded too far out and risked drowning. A tearful yell drew Deputy Sheriff Phillips who, alerted to a jail delivery, rescued the girl as another child fell in and was saved by Phillips with the inmates cheering.
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Tong Island City
L. I
Finmt Ackerman
Phillips
Two Women Die After Being Struck By Freight Train
Newark Delaware September 5 Two women Mrs Fred Robinson and Elizabeth Bailey were killed after being struck by a freight train on the Newark and Pomeroy branch of the Pennsylvania railroad. Both worked in a canning factory. Mrs Robinson a widow leaves three children. Bride Stairs Husband. Lancaster Pennsylvania September 3 George Taylor and new wife of three weeks involved in a barreling. The wife slashed her husband with a butcher knife causing a 1 inch long abdominal wound. Taylor is in serious condition, wife under arrest.
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Newark
Del
Newark and
Pomeroy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fred Robinson
Elizabeth Bailey
Lancaster
George Taylor
Taylor
Alcohol and consumption in tuberculosis debate at UW Phipps
The UW Phipps institute annual report says whisky does not cure or cause tuberculosis and that alcoholism is not a proven major factor. It notes alcoholism among patients and applicants remains widespread but unclear in disease influence, including effects on children of alcoholics.
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Philadelphia
Uweny Phipps Institute
United States
Kills Rival in Jail Enraged Husband Shoots Bound Man
Dayton Ohio Sept. 5 Fire Chief B S Miller of Franklin shot and instantly killed J H Little in his cell after Little eloped with Miller's wife. Mrs Miller left with Little a month earlier. couple were arrested in Springfield. Detective work on a missing thumb aided the arrest. Miller is under guard, raving.
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Dayton, O
B. ST. Miller
Frankiin
J. H. Little
Franklin
Miller
Little
Prominent Allegheny Politicians Indicted for Tax Fraud
Pittsburg Sept 5 A grand jury indicted Elliott Roters state senator and former Allegheny court judge Samuel Grenet director of safety William Hotel member of Allegheny councils and William Lamb a leading publican. Bail set at 2000 each. Five true bills found in five cases with separate misdemeanor indictments and a conspiracy charge relating to false registration fraudulent room practice and voting and fraudulent tax receipts.
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Allegheny
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Elliott Roters
State Senate of Pennsylvania
Common Pleas
Allegheny Courts
Samuel Grenet
Department of Safety of Allegheny
William Hotel
Allegheny Councils
William Lamb
Alice Gbenyr
Twe
Sydney Lu
Ipta
Canard Fails. Alive Man Denies Drowning Report
Philadelphia reports John Francis Schell, long believed drowned in Rancocas Creek, alive at home. A prank sparked the canard after a letter claimed his drowning during a vacation. Schell clarifies he was away and plans to return.
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Philadelphia
John Francis Schell
Rancocas Creek
Burlington
N.od
Schell
Dead Man's Wife Held After East Cleveland Shooting
In East Cleveland widow Mrs. John J. Phillips was taken into custody as detectives search the Phillips home for the revolver or other evidence in the fatal shooting of coal operator and banker John J. Phillips. Police guard the house. a second degree murder warrant was issued on an affidavit by the chief. The inquest resumes as physicians recount the grim scene and the wounded man’s plea for privacy.
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Cleveland
John J. Phillips
Stamberger
Houck
Mooney
Phillips
Richardson
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