Double Tragedy and Arsonist Confessions Across Cities
The report details a domestic shooting where Strait killed his wife and sister in law after stalking them in a business district. He later shot himself, leaving both victims gravely injured and the wife dead. Separate items note arson confession in CoTrace City, a Buffalo police raid on prostitution houses, and legal actions involving Mrs. James Brown Potter, plus other scattered notices.
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Dr James McCosh Legendary Princeton President
The obituary recalls Dr James McCosh a Scottish minister and philosopher who joined the Church of Scotland, taught logic and metaphysics at Belfast's Queen's College, and led Princeton University as president from 1868 to 1888. He shaped the college, mentored students, and remained revered after retirement until his death following a July-September decline.
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James M’ccosh
Ayrshire
Church of of Scotland
Church of Scotland
John Gladstone
Brech
Db Grnan
de Fia
Guthrie
Ph End Merai
Queen's College
Belfast
Princeton
Princeton College
McCosh
Congress of Higher Education
Chicago
Chased by Chinese The Japanese Fleet Bides Time
A Shanghai dispatch says Chinese ships spotted several Japanese warships outside Port Arthur on Tuesday and steered clear as Chinese vessels approached. In Youanma Japan planned land action at Port Arthur with naval help limited. results awaited Monday. France reportedly admitted Japan’s seizure of the Sydney at Kobe was justified. Japan summoned remaining conscripts. A Chicago report notes a U.S. murder suicide case in which J J Higing shot his landlady and then killed himself. Lehigh Valley Railroad to cut salaries over 1,000 a year by 10 percent starting December 1. Walter D Allen, who pled guilty to embezzlement, remains jailed. George K Whitworth, who shot Chancellor Allison, is alive. Elias Forbes, Freonia resident, hanged himself for unknown reasons. Weather locally rain with colder temperatures and west winds.
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Times Today
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Port Arthur
Youonama
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Srow- Church Surety Co
New York
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Broad St
Newark, N. J
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Plainfield, N. 3
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J. F
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East Front
Elmira
CoTrace City
Mass
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Grand Jury
Buffalo
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Curiaco
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Schiller Theater
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Higgins
McLaughlin
Philadelphia
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Bregg
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John J. Hefferman
Sheeps
Allbon
Nashville
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Chancery Court
Allison
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N.Y
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Fredonia
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Rudyard- Kipling
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Einem Shey Are
Deli Pewsboy
Union Square
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McClure’s Magazine
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Meriy
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Lindnana Pinkerton
Moll Aguires
Allan Pinkerton
Hall
Sho W. D. Howe
Conan Doyle
R& Bert Barr
Bret Harte
Joe Chandie
F. Marion Craw
Archibal Forbe
Plainfield
Westield
Plainfeld
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Sertimer
Newton
la Grandeare
C. Dickinson
Colliers
Park Ave
Wolf
Au Fourts Sr. Manger
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Wulliner
M. C. Knight
Bessties
L. Adams
Somerset Street
Thorn
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East Front Street
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J. Frank Hubbard
Ellas B. Pope
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