Greeks Tighten Hold in Macedonia as Turkish Falls Reported
Constantinople dispatch says Turkish regulars suffered 200 casualties while Greek irregulars press forward in Macedonia. Greek forces reportedly plan to cut Turkish lines, raise Macedonians, and advance near Kipuri, Zlovost, and Piravita, with Italian troops securing Ziovos as a stronghold to deter Turkish assault.
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London
Apoll
Constantinople
Kdhem Pasha
Thessaly
Creece
Hla
Lariven
Macedonia
Kipuri
Balting
Davels
Ivalians
Cipriani
Piravitaa
Zlovost
Mrs Smith of Kentucky Ends Matchmaking Pursuit
Burlington Indiana April 11. A Kentucky widow Mrs Ip Mitkha Smith placed a marriage ad in a local paper seeking a husband for Crawfordsville Indiana man P D H Griffith. The pair exchanged letters and photos and planned to meet in person. Griffith arrived but police said he was not suitable and the woman returned to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chiefsgo Paper
Ip- Mitkha Smith
Teach Crewe
H. Grifith
Crawfordsville
Griftivh
Sirs. Smith
Tim
Kentucky
Canada Faces Log Export Debate and Lumber Trade Ties
In Toronto on April 1 the discussion centers on securing reciprocal trade for Canada in the lumber industry or imposing export duties on logs to shift production south of the border. The debate reflects regional pressures as Western markets press for favored access to U S manufactured lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
United States
Barred Brokers Named in Fraud Order Action
Washington April 1 Agents of the late K and Dean brokerage firm face anew penalties. M I Maeves of Indianapolis linked to a war barreI fraud scheme. the postmaster general Gary orders action against Chicago based Intanid Investment and Loan Company and the One Hundred Dollar Investment Company of Readford Ma in this enforcement move.
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Washington
K. &. Dean
M. 1. Maeves
Indianapolis
Tai
Tody
Paulmaster General
Gary
Catera
Intanid Investment and Lown Oohpany
Chicago
The Queen's Cart Horse Contract in London
In London on April 1 a contract secures the use of 87,000 horses to draw the queen's cart near St. Maui's cathedral on June 24. The contract price is $7,090.
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London
Strand
Tia
Maui
Newark Boy Dies From Pitchfork Wound
Dr Henry Cay der Korst an 8 year old veterinary surgeon was arrested on a manslaughter charge after Charlea Furman a 9 year old girl died tonight from stab wounds inflicted by Dr Lucet with a pitchfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Henry Cayder Korst
Charlea Furman
Nee
Rucet
Japanese Cruiser Nafniwa to Hawaiian waters in April plans
A Japanese cruiser Nafniwa will wait at Yokohama port for Hawaii next Saturday to guard against contingencies arising from the current treaty dispute over immigration from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Yokohama
Nafniwa
Hawait
Japun
Indemnity Proposal Over Lynching Row in Washington
The president plans to urge Congress to provide indemnity for the mob lynching in Kat Haboville, La, where three Italian residents were killed. Details cite an April 14 note in Washington seeking funding for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Haboville
Columbia in Reserve
The Secretary of the Navy has decided to keep the cruiser Columbia in commission but laid up at League Island after the New York naval review. A small crew and officers will remain aboard to monitor and keep the ship ready to sail in a few days if needed.
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Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Columbia
League Island Navy Yard
New York
Smail Wcrew
Deathbed Marriage Ties Hobbs and Mrs Pacey in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 6 a deathbed marriage was solemnized between John T. Hobbs, a known businessman, and Mrs. Anna O. Pacey. They had drifted apart years earlier, Pacey becoming a widow, and Hobbs renewed his attentions as her health declined. She expressed a wish for marriage and, on her death bed, wed Hobbs this afternoon.
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Cleveland
South End
John T. Hobbs
Anna O. Pacey
Pacey
Hobbs
Kinney Travels to Bolster Hawaii Treaty Fight
William A. Kinney of Honolulu arrived on the Australia to aid Judge Hartwell and L. A. Thurston in preserving the U S reciprocity treaty with Hawaii. If abrogated, Kinney warns the islands face commercial ruin, and annexation may be pursued. He will spend a few days in Salt Lake winding up his mother's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William A. Kinney
Honolulu
Australia
Washington
Hartwell
L. A. Thurston
United States
Hawadu
Kinney
Balt Lake
Gas Flow Sparks Fatal Fire At Rosehill Well
At seventy feet depth Frank Heal, a Rosehill market gardener, struck a rich gas flow while boring for water. A flame-lit gas stream rushed upward, engulfing the derrick and blowing toward a nearby barn. The fire spread before the department could halt the blaze, leaving the structure severely damaged.
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Chicago
Frank Heal
Rosehill
Georgia women seek pardon for murderess Nobles
Macon Ga April 15 The committee aiding noble in pardon effort reports funds from many southern women. Men write urging the governor to permit execution on April 3. Mrs Nobles killed her husband a year ago.
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Macon
Committee of Georgia
Aira
Gun accident claims life at Produce Exchange building
New York April W Wells Finch a foie broker and Produce Exchange member accidentally shot Wel kited Kimnaelf this afternoon while supposedly cleaning a revolver. He was found dead late in the afternoon by a porter in the Produce Exchange building.
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New York
Man Taken for Murder in Hathaville Prison
Martin Mowry Wie, arrested yesterday morning, is held in Creweton prison awaiting trial for the murder of the Reynaldn family. Doctors have failed to remove the bullet from his head.
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Hulet
Wis Head
Martin Mowty
Hathaville
Creweton
Reynaldn
Mowry
Liquor tax bill advances with no amendments
The April 6 report from Alleoy, S. C. notes the liquor tax law bill passed without amendments by a vote. Governor Wit plans to sign it immediately to permit saloonkeepers to serve free lunch, keep taxes equal to saloons, and reduce Maines law hotels by provisions aimed at cutting their numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleoy
S. C
Slee
Peruvian Delegate Named for Washington Postal Congress
Lima April reports that Peru appoints Alberto Filoon to represent Mera at the upcoming Washington postal congress. The minister and consul depart today aboard a steamer bound for the United States via Panama.
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Era
Postal Congress
Lima
Peru
Alberto Fil Oon
Mera
Washington
United Fittes
McKenzie
Justremakt
United States
Panaata
Yellow fever spotted at Panna Washington port
A cablegram to the state department reports from Consul Visquain at Panama that yellow fever appeared at Panna Washington on April 1 1898. The single word Yellow conveyed the notice to authorities.
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Panna
Washington
State Department
United States
Visquain
Panama
Free Silver Newspaper Launch in Louisville
Free Silverites announce a daily paper to debut in Louisville on Sunday titled the Louisville Dis pane. A. B. Enloe of Tennessee will be the editor in charge.
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Free Silver
Louieville
Free Silverites
Louisville
A. B. Enloe
Tennessee
Tor
National Guard of Onlo to Represented by 1100 Men
Wilt Marshal New York reports the National Guard of Onlo will march in the Grant parade with over eleven hundred participants. The event highlights a large state guard presence and civic celebration.
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Wilt Marshal
New York
National Guard of
Onlo
Senate Committee Hears Tariff Proposals On Fruits And Materials
Washington April 15 The Republican Senate Finance sub committee held an all day tariff hearing with senators Quay Sewell Mikins Wellington Perkins Shoup Pritchard Faker Harris Pratt among those who spoke or observed. Perkins urged higher rates on raisins currants and lemons while Quay pressed duties to protect carpet and matting industries. Debate touched beet sugar tin cans bleaching powder and coal duties with broader western states factions aligning on wool cattle road ore and other Rocky Mountain products.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Capitol
Mesers
Quay
Sewell
Mikins
Wellington
Perkins
Shoup
Pritchard
Faker
Harris
Kansas
Pratt
New York
Ben Listener
Senator Quay
de Tates
China
Jayan
California
New Jersey
Haker
Harris Apted
Benutam Elking
Wellingrton
Inter Mountain States
Rocky Mountain
Senate Debate On Indian Schools And Utah Reservation
The Senate spent the day on the Indian appropriation bill. Mr Vest of Missouri defended sectarian Tidian schools and praised Jesuit work among Indians. A committee amendment opening a Tidian reservation in Utah to public entry was agreed to, with rich asphalt deposits noted. The session adjourned to Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Vest
Missouri
Utah
Anid
Bryan. Levy refuses sale of Monticello to government
Washington April 16 W J Bryan received a letter from Jefferson Levy owner of Monticello stating he declines to part with the home. Levy says the property will be open to visitors at all times Bryan asked if Levy would convey the house to the national government the state of Virginia or the Mount Vernon association which controls Mount Vernon
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Washington
W. J. Bryan
Jefferson Levy
Monticello
Jefferson
Declin
Bryan
Vickers
Mtr. Bryan
Mr. Levy
Nativsal
State of
Heir in Glasgow Will Inherit Property in Barrie Area
Alex Hartney of Innisheld near Barrie Ontario learns he inherits a share of 1.50 from his uncle’s estate in Glasgow Bootland. Two heiresses Mrs Lamb of Midian Ontario and Mrs James Martney of Aurora Ontario will travel to Glasgow to secure the property.
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Barrie
Alex, Hartney
Innisheld
Glasgow
Bootland
Henlde
Hartney
Mrs. Lamb
Midian
James Martney
Aurora
South American Railway Moves Toward Transcontinental Link
Washington April 15 South America may gain a transcontinental railway. Chilean congress may authorize terms with Grace & Co to fund the Chile section of the Trans Andean railway. Tunneling through the Andes summit will be required. A completed line would shorten travel between Buenos Aires and Valparaiso from twelve days to under three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilian Congress
Washington
South America
American House of Grace & Co
Buenos Ayres
Atlanta
Valparaiso
Pacific
Leee
Mrs Tilton Dead After Silent Brooklyn Death
Mrs Elizabeth Tilton widow of Henry Ward Beecher trial accuser Theodore Tilton's wife died at her Brooklyn home after a late life of retirement and limited visitors. She had surgery, regained sight, then suffered a paralytic stroke before the end. Funeral services were held tonight with Malachi Taylor officiating. burial anticipated tomorrow.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
New York
Eilzabeth Rd. Tilton
Henry Ward Beechers
Beecher
Fur Bey
Theodore Tilton
Paris
Malachi Taylor
Plymouth Brethren
Neotera
Tilton
Courtship of General Grant to be Revealed in Memoir
Washington reports that a new book by Mrs Grant will recount her courtship with General Ulysses Grant and their White House life. It promises new insights into the Civil War era and the general’s inner nature, based on her accounts and conversations with him.
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Wooehington
Grant
Unitedtates
White House
Blondin Dies Poor Man After Remarkable Career
London April 15 The probate of the will of the late Jean Franusse Blondin known to the world as Blondin reveals he died a poor man. His personal estate was about $12, while real estate was confined to the home where he spent his final years.
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London
Jean E Franesse Gravelet
Blondin
Walton Swindler Impersonator Reaches London Scene
Scotland Yard officials concede difficulty in catching the alleged American swindler "Captain Walton" who posed as a U.S. envoy and bought goods with bounced checks in London as authorities pursue the impostor.
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Breen
London
Robbery at Waterloo Bucksmith Shop Doors Opened
In Waterloo today six thieves forced entry through a wide door of a bucksmith shop in South Wapor and pried open a safe. They escaped with a purse, stamps and money from the drawer.
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Waterloo
Washington Res Ord for Administration Salaries
The administration made another order to pay, with appointments of fourth-class postmasters. The apportionment shows resignations and deaths, forty-one removals by expiration of four years service and other removals for other causes.
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Washington
Mine accident near Ketelai claims life of White
Hatley Ida April h A stowable at the Baltimore mine near Ketelai caused the death of a man named White Pred Tulford and Wie year old stopmen. They were caught in the side wire on the wig to their eartn and covered up to a depth of fifty or sixty feet. The body of White has not been uncovered.
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Hatley
Ida
Baltimore
Ketelai
White
Tulford
Worms Kill Razorbacks in Dubuque Pest Year Report
Report from Dubuque notes several racorbuck bogs imported into Terris during the pest year died from a kidney worm instead of cholera. A post mortem exam reveals the fatal worm infection, challenging earlier disease assumptions.
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Dubuque
Terris
Howe
Dade
Famine relief workers count questioned in viceroy report
Bombay April 1 report on famine relief cites 250 native employees on relief works, contrasting with 2,111,203 employed a month earlier. Bard of Elgin note referenced as issue disputed by officials.
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Bombay
Elgin
Going to Fight Grasshoppers in Lincoln Visit
The Entomological program at the state university accepts an assignment offered by the capital of the Ar woution republic to visit the country and work to stop the grasshopper port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State University
Trade tariff bill sparks US Senate reform hopes
In Rome on April month, Count Guicciardini, minister of commerce, expressed hope that the United States Senate would radically modify the tariff bill passed by the House. He urged reconsideration to align with European trade concerns and reduce protective duties.
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Rome
Aprii
Chamber of Depubee
Guicciardini
Com. Merce
United States Senate
House of
Flood Strains Press Mississippi River Delta Towns
Reports from New Orleans and Kansas City indicate the Mississippi River rises further with Missouri and Red rivers swelling fast. Levees strengthened as floodwaters threaten Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi. rescuers operate boats and ferries while cattle and people evacuate coastal plantations and islands.
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St. Louis
New Orleans
Mississippi
Missouri
Red Rivers
Arkansas
Micalealpps
Louisiannia
Cuban women abused in Favena province prison scene
Sixteen Cuban women from San Francisco de Frula were marched to a detention house for disreputable women. Guards taunted them on the way to prison, one protester was struck, and they faced trials accusing them of conspiring against authorities. In Piplano Spaniards forced witnesses to view executions, and soldiers kept the women for two days in a church.
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Havana
San Francisco de Frula
Favena
iMavara
Aurora Velox
Piplano
Paniards
Georgetown Man Convicted of River Murder in Milton Case
James M. Ford was tonight convicted of murder in the Oret decree for the killing of Mire Mary Eatello Lewis of New York. The defendant threw the victim into the Hireadkin river at Milton Delaware on March 1.
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Georgetown
Del
James M. Fords Way
Mary Eatello Lewis
New York
Milton
Well Known Miner Carter Reported Dead in Montana
A Grand Forks dispatch reports the death of Captain Carter a noted figure among the camp residents allegedly a brother of Zonatar Mote. Carter of Montana is said to have left behind property valued at five hundred dollars and more details remain sparse.
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Soctile
Wowh
Grand Forks
Pritieh Columbia
Captain Carter
Zonatar Mote
Carter
Montana
Mwe
Miniot
Walund
Iio
Warder Guilty in Fetters Murder Case in Plymouth
After fifteen hours of deliberation the jury found William J. Buthertin guilty and sentenced him to life in prison in Plymouth Indiana in April.
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Warder
Plymouth
Ind
Fetters
William J. Buthertin
Plates
Missing Samaria Sailed From Seattle Twenty-Five Days Ago
In San Francisco on April 1 the revenue cutter Ruch resumes a search for the missing ship Samaria which departed Seattle for its port twenty five days earlier and has not been heard from since.
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San Francisco
Ruch
Samaria
Seattle
Itis
Gince
Senate Adjourns To Monday For Good Friday
The senate, on motion of Mr. German of Maryland, agreed that in consideration of tomorrow being Good Friday the adjournment today be continued until next Monday.
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Washington
Senate
German
Maryland
Guessts Escaped in Nightlathes Teeswater Fire
A fire ripped through the Commercial hotel in Teeswater Ontario and several adjoining buildings early this morning destroying the structures. Guests fled in their night clothes with no injuries reported.
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Teeswater
Ont
Commercelal
Post Office Patronage Clarified by Postmaster General Gary
Washington April 1 The Postmaster General Gary corrects incorrect reports about patronage for sea stores and postoffice applications He says Congressmen name local offices as a rule while senators can name some home offices and large city posts by amicable agreement between senators and representatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gary
Alaska Governor Race Sees Multiple National Candidates
Sheriff Burnett of Mercer county arrives in Washington as a Pennsylvanian candidate joins the Alaska gubernatorial field. Ex mayor Kennedy of Allegheny is a homegrown contender for the post now held by Janes Sheakley. Senator Shoup of Idaho is said to have a principal candidate aligned for the job.
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Washington
Alaska
Sheriff Burnett
Mercer County
Ponrage
Rex
Moresque Block Fire Destroys New Orleans Building
The Moresque block owned by Gauch & Sonu burned down in New Orleans on April 15, with the building collapsing after 1 PM and losses reported near 400000. The iron-constructed Moorteh design housed two newspaper offices the German Gazette and the Evening Telegram, both gutted along with several stores. Nearby dwellings and businesses suffered water damage.
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New Orleans
Moresque
Gauch & Sonu
Camp, Poydros and
Church Streets
Lafayette Square
German Gazette
Evening Telegram
Honses
Costly Theatrical Venture in Easton Fined
W I Finkenstein known as Wilson John Helbus alias ace Hamilton and Corneliug Valentines all of New York faced Judge Scott on charges tied to a Franklin house board bill. They arrived Feb 10 with Wilsons Burlesquers at Fijou theater and left Feb 17 without paying due board or distributing company allowances. Each was fined $100 plus costs.
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Fasten
W. I. Finkenstein
Wilson
John Helbus
Ace Hamilton
Corneliug
Valentines
New York City
Scott
Kniuss
Franklin House
Easton
Funeral Crash at Joane Dickerson Service in Michigan
At Nitea Michigan on April 15 a floor collapse occurred during the funeral of Mrs. Joane Dickerson who was murdered by her husband in South Haven. The sinking floor caused a panic but no serious injuries. Hundreds attended the service in light of the death.
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Nitea
Mich
Joane Dickerson
South Haven
Flogging led to prisoner's death in Washington Ga
A prisoner named Pruyk Meltehaw reportedly flogged Kohort Cannon with a lit gun and wine taken out by the guards. Cannon died from the severe beating, and officials vowed to investigate and hold those responsible to account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ga
Pruyk Melte Haw
Kohort Canon
McRne
Cannon
Princeton Debut Speakers Chosen For Vale Was
List of speakers selected to represent Princeton in the annual debut event includes JR US Birling Blakacile Pa N BS Revves New West Brooklyn N 5 HH H Yocum Columbia Pa and Ivy Lee Auaniaia with Vale Was ceremonies set for April in Princeton SN New Jersey.
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Princeton
SN. J
Vale
Birling
Blakacile
Revves
New West Brooklyn
H. Yocum
Columbia
Ivy Lee
Auania
News This Morning: Turbulent Era and Trial News
New this morning reports political turbulence with references to legislation and trials. Andrew Polly faces murder trial while local council matters and hospital recharges are noted. Also mention of bicycle topics and baseball hints.
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Werler
Goock
Benntor
Kpor
Washington Coen
Weyler's New Scheme and Sandoval Mission in Cuba
A private meeting in Philadelphia reveals Cuban plans to oppose Major Juno Sandoval's visit. Reported aims include arresting Generals Estrada Palma and Quesada, with ships and troops en route to Cuba. In Banes, Cuban port defenses and a land-sea operation unfold as the gunboats and marines move to recapture the port amid heavy fighting.
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Philadelphia
Juno Sandoval
Thes
Sandoval
General Weyler
Cuba
Estrada Palma
New York
General Quesada
Washington
Cuban Republica
Major Sandoval
Laurada
Palme
Quesada
Junta Levaders
Great Shipyards Face Looming Strike Across Cities
A major industrial dispute between Huntleh marine and ship building engineers and their employer nears crisis. A large strike threatens to hit Glasgow Helfart Manchester and Newcastle shipyards, with widespread disruption anticipated across English centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Huntleh Marine and
Glasgow
Helfart
Manchester
Siatian Consul Hills Dies After Acid Suicide
Jalian government figure in St. Paul known as view consul for Siatian authorities took a dose of sulphuric acid and died after a day of suffering in hospital. Authorities say mental decline due to ill health led to the act.
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Hills
St. Paw
Andrew de Oledia
St. Paul
Girl Hart While Playing Tag
While playing tag Mary Smith fell from a seven story window. She sustained leg injuries and internal injuries, authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Hart
Woodkile
L. 1
Tag Myenivold
Mary Smith
Moth
Weather forecast for the Middle States and New England
The Herald reports fair and clear conditions today with light to fresh westerly winds and gradually falling temperatures in the southern part of the region. On Saturday expect warmer weather and light to fresh northwesterly winds across both sections.
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the Herald
New York
Middle States
New England
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