02 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Punxsutawney Spirit
Location
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
1
A Florida man identified as the murderer of Max Lehman will be transported back to St Johns County. The case centers on the fatal incident in Berlin and involves Brookville police. Fifteen years of detention are noted in early reports.
Deputy Sheriff R F Sabate arrives in Brookville to pursue extradition of Gabriel Collosimo wanted for murder. Authorities identify Collosimo in the jail, while Berlin police chase clues in the case of Max Lehman, a London trader found slain in his flat with a battered skull and signs of a struggle.
United Press report from Pittsburg states two men were killed and another injured when struck by a train on the South Second Street bridge early today. The instantly killed were Pletor Pyshnaky and Tout Wlencheentecker, both residents of Pittsburg, with the hospital treating the injured survivor.
United Press dispatch dated January 2 reports the chief of the Provincigl Glendar fle killed in a crowded street. The victim Hobromt joins others targeted in the ongoing terror campaign.
Reported yesterday in Worthville an explosion badly injures two men named Geist and Clamits. A shanty was blown apart, with witnesses citing abominable service as a possible factor.
Mrs Wiley surprised friends of David Smiley Tuesday by gathering for her birth anniversary. The evening featured Scotch ballads by St. Alton and a Tuncheon at eleven. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Beck, Dr. and Mrs. Hughes, Mel and Afra Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Davie of Pillsbury, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tichae fron, Mrs. Allison, Miss J H L Shirley and daughter Alle, Mrs Willa Davenport, and Miss Mary Matey Jeanie Harvey.
A historical note recalls GARMEGIE FOR PEACE, Union founder duties, and Grand Army Association efforts for peace. It mentions resolutions and a letter from Carnegie in reply to Col. expressing duty to support the government and a veteran’s gratitude.
Citizens of Punxsutawney gathered at the barracks yesterday amid political process details. Elections across wards will fill council seats, school directors, constables, and election officers, with terms ranging from one to three years for multiple incumbents and new nominees.
Two troopers Casey and Mullen received commissions as sergeants in a local troop. Both men had served since formation, with Casey acting as secretary and Mullen handling duties after an earlier injury to a private, following an affray at Florence. They are highly regarded by the troop and townspeople as spring fever nears.
No word has yet been received regarding the whereabouts of the Canadian Pacific liner Mount Royal. The vessel is now twenty five days overdue carrying 400 passengers. She sailed from Antwerp and is feared for the passengers safety.
Capt Robinson and Troop D welcomed around 100 men amid a lively afternoon event. The day featured Uncle Tom's Cabin orchestra aids, festive routines, and a photo session under gusty winds. Photographers struggled to capture clear images as guests enjoyed meals and socializing in the building.
A Valley Grange meeting opened with an installation ceremony conducted by Teasarton under the State Grange. Officers listed include G Teaagrden, James Starzl as Assistant Steward, Nora Elder as Treasurer, C. A. Morris as Secretary, Florence Sihler as Series, Hyun, Flora and D W H Hadden as helpers, with guests from local families.
A Central Hotel poll girl Johanna Vdor ka became violently insane while at the Pollan Catholic Church. A priest and others moved to remove the demented woman as officers assisted, ending with her carried out. Also announced at the White House Captain J Pilar etn to succeed Rear Admiral Brownnan as Chief of the United States Bureau of Navigation.
Fragment from a mid century report notes a deadly incident at Anita with one man killed and three injured. The garbled text mentions a railroad company and foreign countermeasures, with unclear references to agents and conditions, suggesting an investigative context but lacking coherent details.
Five men from the Florence mines involved in a fatal stabbing at a boarding house near Florence Mines. Andy Jermobours was killed after a quarrel with four others. Robison, Marsh, Nevis, and Christian assisted, with inquest planned and an arrest to be pursued by authorities.
A large gathering of friends and relatives enjoyed an evening of amusements and a bountiful luncheon. Notable attendees included Robert McCrory and Mrs Drum, Rev and Mrs Wilma, Mrs Duinkie, Men Walker, Mrs Seger, Helen From, Velma Raymond Thom, A B Heattie, Byron Wilson, WM Showers, and J H Depp.
New York dispatch reports a keeper saved a gr enotine from death when the animal roared at the cage. Snyder entered the enclosure to calm the beast and used a steel hook to pry the throat area free, easing the danger as the animal thrashed.
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