Electrically Executed Veteran in Monroe County
Joseph L. Tio, 68, a Civil War veteran, was put to death by electric chair at Sing Sing Prison after the State used its ninth device. The procedure lasted about 38 minutes with high voltage, witnessed by officials and clergy, as Tio showed no signs of life once the current ran.
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Dane
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Kemmnier
Joseph L. Tio
Rome
Ceeboplain Yates
Jenny
Tellyii
Gymen
New York
McQurt and Ton
Rochester
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Brown
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Durston
Tice
Joseph
Yates
Tia
Rial
Chaplein
Daniels
Beth Samplen
Weland
Merebeo
Daniela
Otrician Davia
Fifteum
Daniele
Heck Elmost
Anja
Leving
Baker
Viotin Bet
Lin
Sayers
Pbzailan
Marie Kindoase
Yale Divinity School graduates thirty seven in 1920s era list
The article lists thirty seven Yale Divinity School graduates with future plans and assignments. It names graduates by last name and hometowns, noting undecided plans for many. Some will pursue church positions in Watertown Westerly Spain and Chicago area fellowships.
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Bretunten
PE Chase
Divinity School
Yale University
New Hayes
Conn
Bobeo
Yale Uutennalty
Baxleston
Lewis’ Garfield
Eastaire
Frank O Kallier
Orases Lan
Wilthrop
Providenes
Lowe
Grand Mead
Luther
Merwin
Newaren
Harry R. Miles
Appleton, Wie
Chas
D. Milliken
Hartford
Frankt & Morgan
Dew Moines
Win Morgan
Donty Wales
Herbert A. Mosser
Spring Poke
Mich
Hessve Nelson
Cannan
Richard Owen
Pittsburgh
Chase Orsane
Cleveland
Ww. Thespa
New Haven
Morgan E. Dowelson
Plainfield
Jefferson Davis Ritchey
St. Louis
Benjamin B Seelye
Middlebury
Tow
Auburn
Bailey
Emmanuel Ubureh
Watertown
N. Yay
Nelson
Westerly
Spain
Rasen
Jay
Turkey
Ozanne
Barnes
Chicago Area
Karmarker
Census Statistics Show Growth Across States in 1800
Waamscrow May 19 The Census Office bulletins list New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania populations for 1800 by county and geography. New York City shows 724 114 females and 2 976 803 males while the three states total 4 666 431 males and 84 726 foreign born in the period. The report notes population shifts and close ties to regional developments.
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Courne
New York
New Joery
Pennsylvania
Ool
Geo Rity
Towsia
Striking Granite Workers Idle as National Lockout Grows
May 19 report from Quincy notes 65 000 workers idle nationwide amid a broad granite industry strike. Estimates show 63 000 locked out and 47 000 on strike, with Pierce Booth Bros and others affected. rail disruptions threaten shipments as talks stall and both sides prepare for ongoing conflict.
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Owen
Concord
Alee
Pierce & Booth Bros
J. J. Con
Con
England
New New York
Granite
Silies, & Sonat de
New England
Gdmv
Quarriers Offer Compromise After Lockout
In Weeterly May 10, Boss quarrymen offered a compromise with locked out workers, discussing a four year price agreement to secure steady pay. A former workman praised by a manufacturer, who predicts yearlong labor disputes in Quincy. No pay for current month yet expected to end soon as strike nears settlement. Big cattle shipment sails from Beaton on Ottomas amid high London rates and longer voyage compared to New York.
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Mt ‘Werrmey
Besta _ Buerox
Ottomas
Warren Line
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Mass General Wager Swayee Speakers Highlight May Day Event
Noted figure Clee Tork previews a May 1 gathering in New York featuring Dr. Parkhurst and other prominent men, addressing public issues and urging civic participation.
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Parkhurst
Be Wl Pretably De Tates te the Gallows to Ereme Went Memtay
A garbled report discusses Deeming slated for execution next Monday. Authorities consider whether to move him to the gallows with a 16 foot crowd or try to restrain him to prevent harm to attendants and others during the death sentence proceedings.
Untitled Crime Fragments and Municipal Deadlock Report
Disjointed notes describe a young woman ending an engagement with Dy Mesart bees, a highway robbery where passengers were five, and police efforts to capture Gara Wasuerorom. May 18 May 19 reports cite Gen Geboteld denying official information on the case and a mayor aldermen deadlock over nominations. A damaged city letter and crowd actions at a Bead ity & brick court are mentioned alongside scattered references to arrests and local disturbances.
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Gara Wasuerorom
Geboteld
Garsa
Key
Mingare Palle
Miusoamas Farzs
Sunderland Will Case Verdy Startling Probate Fight
Washington May 18 Mrs Tallis Verdy widow of a prominent Italian physician testifies in probate to break her husband's will in favor of life use by the mother alleging coercion by her sister Suoderlsod two years before the death. Verdy contends the will undervalued family property and displaced rightful heirs amid Democratic convention plans.
Fat Dewes Deliberately Ends Life Before Train
Fragmentary report describes a man taking deliberate action in front of a train near a theater at noon. The incident involved an individual named in the fragmented text and appears to be a suicide act with limited details available.
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Vlrenger Orveral Trocke
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