McKinley Speaks in New Orleans En Route South
Governor McKinley travels by special train from Cincinnati to New Orleans at high speed with orders for a clear track and a minimum sixty mph, stopping briefly in Lexington. The trip includes Ohio officials and press representatives, aiming for a Saturday Crescent City speech before continuing to West Virginia.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
Crescent City
Cincinnati Southern Road
Davis
Ferris
Louisiana State Central Republican
Richards
Ohio
A. B. Richardson
Columbus
James M. Glenn
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Republicans Brace for Simpson Fight in Tight Districts
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Topeka Kansas October 1 Republicans rally around congressional races to defeat Jerry Simpson. Governor McKinley visited Hutchinson in Simpson's district drawing a warm reception as farmers rallied. Populists project a 1000 vote lead while Republicans see gains in the Second and Fourth, with the Third near a close race. Both sides push for control of the legislature amid close districts.
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Kansas
Scranton Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Looks Bad for Hill in New York Voter Records
The article notes a sharp rise in legal registrations among reputable residents while tenement districts see a drop, signaling trouble for Tammany Hall and the David B. Hill machine. Warrants have been issued for registered voters and police are warned to curb illegal voting.
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Scranton Tribune
New York
Tammany
Tammary
David B. Hil
Byrnes
Democrats This Time May Talk as Much as They Desire
Washington report notes President Cleveland has issued no explicit orders to office holders regarding campaigning. An implied rule warns against overt convention manipulation on election day. The administration allows temperate political speech by appointees, while some officials say they would resign if barred from participation.
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Beranton Tribune
Washington
Cleveland
Straus withdraws from New York mayoral race
Nathan Straus, Tammany Hall candidate for mayor, has formally withdrawn. He sent a brief letter to James J. Martin, stating he declines the nomination, and reports say Hugh J. Grant has consented to run for mayor on the Tammany ticket in his place.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Tammany Hall
James J. Martin
City of
Hugh J. Grant
Tammay
Alleged Ann Arbor Interview Bogus, Says Reed
Thomas Reed of Maline arrived in Chicago and repudiated an Ann Arbor interview claiming he criticized the McKinley bill. Reed said he never authorized the interview and did not justify it, adding he did not criticize acts of the Fifty‑first Congress in which he participated.
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Chicago
Thomas Reed
Maline
Ann Arbor
Mich
Reed
Cooper and Robinson Clash in Delaware County Fight
Ex-Collector Thomas V. Cooper and Congressman John B. Robinson engage in a heated exchange in Delaware county weekly publications. Cooper backs away from Judge Clayton's cause, highlighting Clayton's actions as under scrutiny.
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Delaware
Scranton
Meeting Sparks Name Calling Between Robinson and Cooper
In a heated meeting Mr. Robinson objects to Cooper speaking and labels him a kicker and a Benedict Arnold. Cooper replies with a sharp rebuke, leaving honors even as tensions rise during the session.
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Robinson
Cooper
Kicker
Benedict Arnold
Mr. Cooper
Morton Seeks Quay Aid in New York Campaign
In New York on October 19, Morton expresses high regard for Senator M. S. Quay and wishes to enlist his services for the New York campaign. Quay offers advice if consulted but cannot oversee a Pennsylvania interests prevent him from managing a campaign in another state.
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Quay
New York
Scranton Tribune
Morton
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
McKinley to Speak Eight Times in West Virginia Tour
In Parkersburg West Virginia Governor McKinley will deliver eight campaign speeches between Huntington and Wheeling next Tuesday. The appearances total about nine hours and are part of Republican efforts to rally support. Great preparations are underway in Parkersburg where he is expected to stay several hours.
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McKinley
Scranton Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Republican Congressional Campuign Committee
Huntington
Wheeling
Dun's Review of Trade Sees Worsening Domestic Shrinkage
R G Dun Co reports cotton and wheat prices at record lows with gold exports replacing products in October. Domestic trade shows railroad earnings 14 percent below last year and 14 percent under 1919. Coal freight up, east bound Chicago shipments down. iron and steel improve while prices fall in Pittsburg. October failures total 262 in the U S and 4 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fresh
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Isu
Chicago
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Finest in the World New Manhattan Club to Open
New York reports the New Manhattan Athletic Club will occupy the former Manhattan club house at Madison Avenue and Forty fifth Street. The extravagant ruin and divorcanization of the old club led to reorganization. Cornelius Van Ogott, former New York postmaster, serves as president as the club plans a December 15 opening.
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New York
United Press
Manhattan Athletic Club
Madison Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
The
New Manhattan
Cornelius van Oqott
International anti-Gambling association formed in Chicago
An organization incorporated in Illinois with headquarters in Chicago aims to broaden the anti gambling crusade. It plans lectures and campaigns to mobilize public sentiment nationwide against gambling.
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Chicago
United Press
Hlinnis
McKinley Talks in New Orleans as Campaign Buzz Grows
Politicals in brief show McKinley headlining in New Orleans with Republicans optimistic in several states. Bets and withdrawals rank across Ohio Nevada Kentucky New York and Indiana while Democrats fear Wilson’s chances and signatures flow for Wheeler’s New York governor bid.
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McKinley
New Orleans
Kansas
Babcock
Senate
Phil Dwyer
Morton
Benator Jones
Nevada
Ohio
New York
Ehe
Hastings
Simon B. Chase
Carey
Remini
Everett P. Wheeler
Harrison
Boke
Noblesville
Tipton
Kokomo
Marion
Bluffton
Decatur
South Bend
Ind
Repubicans
Kentucky
Kodak
St. Louis
Majors
Nebraska
House of Representatives
J. Warren Kelfer
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Cleveland
Wilson
Catchings
Louth Post
Tammany
Vongrous
McKintley
Dunkirk
N. Y
Ln Ulin
Syrac
Gotham
Phyew
Washington Star
Russia's Ruler Is Dying Amid Regency Rumors
A series of dispatches from Livadia report the czar's condition worsening with a heart spasm and perilous decline. Prayers were held at St. Petersburg Cathedral as doctors and priests attend. a regency may be announced. Reports of the czar's death circulate from Vienna and Paris but lack confirmation.
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Czar
St. Petersburg
Paris
United Press
Livadia
Yanischew
Mershejewski
Imperial House
K. P. Pobiebono
Holy Synod
Witte
Finance
Durieve
Interior
General Varinovski
Vienna
Foreign Office
Courier du Soir
Evar
Poison in the cistern arouses arrest of prominent residents
In Sharp county Arkansas sheriff arrests Dr Nixon Dr McCabe and Mrs McCabe of Cilamine for allegedly poisoning Dr A D Barr and family by placing poison in a cistern on Barr's premises. A pound of poison was found in the cistern and the Barr family narrowly escaped death amid long running legal conflicts.
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Walnut Edge
Ark
Sharp County
Hutchinson
Nixon
Dr. McCabe
Barr
Stamp Thieves In Court In Washington Police Court
The hearing in the cage of Smitth and Longstreet in Washington police court charged with stealing postage stamps resulted in both defendants held for the grand jury in bonds of 2000 dollars each. Horatio Seymour of Washington, a billiard room employee, was held as a witness in 500 bail. He testified he went to New York with defendants and introduced them to Haren who was arrested there last night. Haren had secured Brown to dispose of the stamps.
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Washington
Smitth
Longstreet
Horatio Seymour
New York
Haren
Brown
Carter Mining Troubles Decline. Rioters Not UMWA Members
Ashland Kentucky October 1 James Carter local organizer of the United Mine Workers of America arrives from Mount Savage to report from the Carter county mining trouble scene. He says strikers fired from hills as he left early morning train. Several arrests occurred last night and prisoners were sent to the county jail. Carter alleges those firing are blacklisted by both the union and the operators.
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Ashland
James Carter
United Mine Workers of America
Mount Savage
Carter County
Carter
Jall
Coachman of Levi Morton ordered sent to Ellis Island
Judge Lacombe in New York City circuit court dismissed the habeas corpus writ in the case of John James Howard Levi P Morton’s coachman. Howard is to be returned to Ellis Island and sent back to Europe as a contract laborer.
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New York
Lancaster Almshouse Board Cleared In Inquiry
Five members of the Lancaster county Almshouse board faced charges of mismanagement in an inquiry referred to Governor Sallian. Testimony given by Miss Anna M. Martin failed to sustain any of the accusations, and the charges were not upheld.
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United Press
Lancaster
Charittee Today
Lancaster County Almshouse
Salliaon
Anna M. Martin
Citvy
American Base Fall Association elects officers in Philadelphia
The American Base Fall Association held a meeting in Philadelphia on October 1. William Kamea was named president and secretary. A three member committee was appointed to recruit an eighth club for the organization.
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United Press
Philadelphia
William &. Kamea
Death by own action of Mrs Warriner Wellaborough Pa
Mrs Warriner 45 years of Wellaborough cut her throat with a wavor and died within moments. Neighbors note she had shown signs of insanity in recent weeks. She leaves a husband and several children.
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Warriner
The
United Press
Wellaborough
EH. Warriner
Rimini Mayor Targeted by Failing Fuse Plot
In Rimini on the Adriatic a fuse was placed at the mayor's door today but failed to detonate as the shell embered out. Police arrested three men in connection with the incident.
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United Press
Rome
Rimini
Adriatic
Ex-President Harrison and Oke speak at Fort Wayne rink
Ex-President Harrison and Oke addressed five people at the rink in Fort Wayne Indiana. The event marked the last address in a series of ceremonies scheduled for 8 o clock this morning.
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Mr. Harrison
United Press
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harrison & Oke
Fish Commissioner’s Work
Harrisburg October 19 Fish Commissioner Ebel departed for Northumberland County to take measures to have fish
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The
United Press
Harrisburg
Ebel
Northumberland County
Dams Removed From Susquehanna Regions Across Counties
Dam removals reported along the Susquehanna in Northumberland Clinton and Lycoming counties. The effort spans from the Ma hintungo creek area in Dauphin to the Mevon and Dixon line as part of a Pennsylvania project.
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Northumberland
Clinton
Lycoming
Susquehanna
Mahintungo Creek
Dauphin County
Mevon and Dixon
Ae Nadas
Pennsylvania
Mary
Programme of Last Evening's Work at York Convention
Miss Susan C. Fillmaker of Lancaster led the afternoon session with a paper on Junior work. City and county junior societies paraded the streets with bands, drawing over a thousand children to dine. The evening program included state officers, a Christian Endeavor Against the Saloon piece, a Missionary Extension Course, a phonograph address by Rev Francia E. Chirk, and a consecration service led by Rev G. Groel.
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York
United Press
Susan C. Fillmaker
Lancaster
En FL B. Lynch
Reading
Thomas Marshall
D. D
Chicago
Francia £. Chirk
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Boston
Mass
G. G. Groel
Philadelphia
Attempted murder on the Allegheny bridge ends in fight
W. J. Jamison of the Armstrong Cork company was attacked by two men on the Party Third Street Bridge over the Allegheny River. He was knocked unconscious, robbed of $500 and other valuables, and narrowly escaped being dropped into the river as another struggle ensued before help arrived and the assailants fled.
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Pittsburg
W. J. Jamison
Armstrong Cork Company
Third Street
Allegheny River
Jamilson
Jamison
Presbyterian Synod Holds Sessions in Tyrone Gatherings
The Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania met in Tyrone on October 18 with devotional exercises led by the moderator. Reports on bills, overtures, and visits to Lafayette College, Lincoln University, and other institutions were presented. Afternoon sessions covered judicial committee findings on home missions and funding, church elections, and temperance discussions with several ministers and General James A. Beaver in attendance.
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Tyrone
United Press
Tyron
Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
John V. Stockton
Merver
Lafayette College
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania College For Women
Washington and Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Wilson Female College
Presbyterian Synod
John W. Baln
Altoona
Judicial Committee
R. &. Holmes
Pittsburg
Holmés
8. C. Logan
Stranton
Lackawanna
Wyoming
George W. Chalfont
B. W. White
New York
Board of Church Ereation
Temperance
Revs
Ersken
K. I. Hill
J. F. Diner
Rufus §. Green
D. D
Matthew Brown Biddle
Ll. D
James A. Beaver
Multiple Local Reports Across State Chronicle 19th Century Events
A revolver dropped from Charles Clifford and he was shot dead in Greensburg. The Dubsite faction of the Evangelical church contemplates nothing at Harrisburg. United Evangelicas in Williamaport discuss building Dubsite churches. Samuel Logers of Columbia fell into a pool and was drawn. Four miners at Shaner Jenant Lingo were badly burned in a gas explosion. A new Church of God at Hans Post office Schuylkill County will be dedicated Sunday. Molata Water Co and Pennsylvania Railroad clash over a pipe under tracks. Grand Master Workman Sovereign faces reelection challenge. Janes Campbell of South Pittsburg cited. Illicit use of certificates by Polish and Hungarian workers to evade exams. Allegheny City claim rattles real estate title holders. Fred Douglass, famed orator, recounts 47 years ago mob incident in Harrisburg. Donald Duffion Ebensburg lawyer shot near Lill station and likely to die.
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Charles Clifford
Greensburg
Evangelical Church
Buthling
Harrisburg
United Evangelicas
Williameaport
Samuel Logers
Columbia
Shaner
Jenant Lingo
Renant Chent
Loren Chent
Bunoni Alabotti
Hans Post Office
Schuylkill Soubiy
Church of God
Molata Water Company
Pennsylvania Railrou
Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Janes Campbell
South Pittsburg
Dottaville
Allegheny
Fred Dougloss
Harrisburgera
Donald &. Duffion
Ebensburg
Lill Station
Will
Duffton
Fragmented 19th century notices include fires strikes and crimes
The clippings reference a Flor City strike by cigarmakers, a Green Springs death in a burning home, a New York divorce for adultery, a Chicago pulpit dispute, a murder attempt by a wife, an Indian broncho race collision with deaths, a New York officer’s suspected suicide, a prison sentence for poisoning an estate, a Durango murder and robbery, a Tennessee shooting, and white cap arrests in Clayborne County among other scattered incidents.
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Flor City
Phu
Hermin Bertholl
Green Springs
J. K. Hmmet
New York
Mre
Daisy Emmet
Frank W. Gunsaulue
Armour Institute
Chicago
Warren Bpringer
Louis Conosti
Aitkin
el Teno
J.T
E. D. Holahan
John Forre
J. D. Kremson
Baltimore
Bannlts
Mra
Aneta Mercado
Durango
Mex
Mra Lydle Rhodes
Knoxvilly
Tenn
Thomas
Train Robbers Strike Texas Express Near Gordon
Four men seized a westbound Texas and Pacific express near Gordon, 70 miles west of Fort Worth, robbing the messenger and attempting to open the Texas Pacific Coal safe. They ruined the safe lock, escaped with about 20 000 dollars, and a 1 000 dollar reward is offered. The incident lasted under thirty minutes with one close call for a crewman.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas and Parkle
California
Gordon
Pacific Express Company
Texas Pacific Coat Company
Texias Pacific Coal Company
Mindta
Thurber
Almeras
Mysterious murder shocks Albion area
Emma Hunt an 18 year old kitchen helper at Sawyer residence of Joseph Van Camp was found dead last night with a hammer and a deep throat wound. William Lake a 26 year old laborer who courted Hunt is missing and pursued by a sheriff and posse.
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Albion
NL Y
Joseph van Camp
Sawyer
Here
Emma Hunt
Two Young Men Hanged for Bartender Murder
In St Paul on October 19 Otto Wonkeker and Charles Edmitsch, both aged about 1 year, were hanged at 6 05 am for the murder of William Lindhoff, a bartender. The trap lever was pulled by Sheriff Chapel and Wonkeker disappeared as Edmiseh followed seconds later. Death came from strangulation.
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Bartender Lindhoff
United Press
St. Paul
Otto Wonkeker
Charles Edmitsch
William Lindhoff
Sheriff Chapel
Wonigkert
Trains hit in fog cause two accidents on Allegheny Valley
In a heavy fog near Manorville at 7 am a team and wagon were struck by a railroad train, driver Shomeo fatally hurt. Hours later another Allegheny Valley train hit a hand car near West Penn Junction injuring Section Foreman O Keefe and eight laborers, with O Keefe mortally endangered.
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Plitaburg
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Manorville
Shomeo
Weet Penn Junction
O'Keefe
O' Keefe
Cigarette Fiend Hanged in Fort Madison
James Toley, 19, was executed for the murder of his aunt Mrs W H Coons and his cousin Nellie Coons, 10, on May 10, 1902. The prisoner, a youth consumed by cigarettes and lurid yellow literature, met the death penalty today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Towa
James
Toley
Doley
Mra. W. H. Coons
Nellie Coons
Doctor Edwards Practice Yet Young Wilkes-Barre Physician
Dr Edwards, a 25 year old graduate of Jefferson Medical College in INQ, already established a private practice in Wilkes-Barre and the vicinity, demonstrating early professional achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Jefferson Medical College
Inq
Wilkes-Barre
Ithe Vheinliy
Investigation finds company stores violate pig law in Pa
At Governor Pattison's request Chief Factory Inspector Warehorn submitted a report on alleged company store violations. The study cites four chartered firms such as the Bell Lewis and Yale's Coal Mining company and the Redstone Coal and Coke company. Action requires a sworn complaint by two or more county residents to petition the attorney general.
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Harrisburg
Oct. W
Pattison
Warehorn
Wittehorn
Bell, Lewis and Yale
Caml Mining Company
Jefferson County
Pittsburg and Bell, Vernon Coal Company
Pittsburg
W. L. Scott Company
Erie
Redstone Coal and Coke Company
Philadelphia
Bank Crank Fires At Teller Hind After Demanding 1000
A masked man entered the Clinton Place bank in New York and fired at paying teller Hind as he turned to open the safe. The assailant, armed and fairly dressed, was captured by a bank employee after firing four shots. Police precincts were alerted and detectives had monitored the bank. A postal card had warned of the visit for 1000, and the suspect refused to identify himself.
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New York
Oct. W
Clinton Place
Hind
Selzu
Gardner Skips Out After Forgery At Wilkes-Barre Court
George Gardiner, night watchman at the Wilkes-Barre Court House, fled after forging a county order for 8 and cashing it through hotel keeper August Miller. The same night a robbery occurred in the courthouse, with Gardiner suspected as the offender.
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Wilkes-Barre Court House
Iris
United Preas
Wilkes-Barre
Cgeorge Gardiner
Court House
August Miller
County Treaters Office
Gardner
Pollard Case Allows Pollard to Collect Damages
Madeline Pollard may collect $15,000 and costs from Colonel Breckinridge once she can after the D C Court of Appeals denied a requested appeal on the district docket. The ruling ends the district court dispute and lets Pollard pursue payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Miintiff
United Preas
Washington
Calderon Carlisle
Madeline Pollard
Pollard
W. C. T. Breckinridge
Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Etrigken
Colonel Breckinridge
Front Page World Tangles Stir Global Tensions
The telegram notes convocation of a papal envoy in Constantinople to urge sultan to free Armenian Catholics. Salvad or Franch head of Barcelona anarchist plot faces likely execution. A disastrous fire at Grosty kills seventeen workers from a naphtha incident. Election frauds tied to Clariens Woeste case emerge in Meleium. Ten dynamite charges found near a Barcelona lamp manufactory. Vienna workers clash with police during universal suffrage protests leading to dispersal. Americans honor General Lafayette at the tomb in Tithus cemetery.
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Pape
Constantinople
Gutharteh
Aswrian
Salvador Franch
Barcelona
Grosty
Meleium
Clariens
Woeste
Barcelon
Vienna
General Lafayette
Tithus
Buckenberger Faces Pittebury Bid as Manager Speculation
The report notes Buckenberger may be engaged to manage the Pittebury ball club amid other baseball chatter. Charley Mitchell reportedly heads to America in a crule move while Young Griffo aims for a four round boxing match with Jon Walcott at Coney Island. Walcott shows willingness to a ten dollar stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckenberger May Bee
Pittebury
Charley Mitchell
America
Tussey Mountain Mining and Smelting Company Formed
Hollidaysburg Pa July. The Tussey Mountain Mining and Smelting Company was organized today to develop gold and silver ore veins in Tussey Mountain in this county. Expert microsalists pronounce the ore equal to the Colorado product and local farmers are thrilled by the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tussey
Scranton Tribune
Hollidaysburg
Cot
Tussey Mountain
Colorado
Tramps In South Waverly Kill Stranger In Night Quarrel
Ten tramps quarrelled in South Waverly Pennsylvania. The tenth tramp was strung up against a wall and shot in the head, killing him. An eye witness was arrested and can identify the shooter.
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Almira, N
South Waverly
Stranger
Wayne
Morganfield Money Attached After Train Robbery
United Press reports that the Adams Express Company seized the money found on Morganfield, Missouri. Police say three train robbers remain at large and are believed to be in this neighborhood.
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Morganfield
United Press
Cincinnati
Cot
Adame Expres Company
Bow
Morganfold
Une
Mantorn Synod Votes to Meet Next Year in Bhiiniokin
The Mantorn Synod of the Reformal Church of the United States today announced plans to convene next year at Bhiiniokin, Harrisburg. The decision sets the location and timing for the church body's annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Got
Mantorn Synod of the
Reformal Church of the United States Today
Bhiiniokin
Doctor W J Edwards Dies After Appendectomy
Philadelphia report states Dr. W J Edwards a rising young physician of Winterport Run Living county died at Jefferson Hospital following an appendectomy operation. The obituary notes his local practice and early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. J. Edwards
Wihterlor Run
Livine County
Jefferson Hospital
Naval inspection board seeks ship over government cruiser Tableh
Revenue Commissioner Miller asks the attorney general to assess Kla bureaa debts under the South Carolina Wapeneaey law. Mrs. Childs widow of George W. Childs has permit for a brick four story residence at 127 K Street Northwest costing 240000. Detroit cruiser in commission since 1898 and Montgomery since 1898 await final acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Inspection Board
Miller
Kla Bureaa
South Carolina
Craiver Detroit
Beri
Montgomery
Watch Purchases Warn Against False Deals
The text warns buyers not to chase cheap watches as good value, arguing higher prices bring reliable, honest timekeepers. It notes the lure of “watch for $1.00” with a gold chain and charm as a lure and suggests visiting a local shop to compare a large stock before ordering an out of town purchase.
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Jerry
Hill
Hugh Grant
Reed Never Said
West Virginia
Duns Review OF Trade
Politics
Russia
Alread
Henry
Smith and
Carter Mining
United Mine Workers
Levi Morton
Europe
Christian Endeavorers
the Presbyterian Synod
Texas
Allegheny Valley
James Toley
United Tress
Ile Pires
Aoe Apanieh Cortes
Xov
Len Reanue Mayers
Charley Killy
Billy Plimmer
FM A Lite
Jgin $. Johnson
Finley
Juu
Choice
Lackawanna Ave
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce Street
Reformed Church Synod
Weather Report
Ielle Yoming
W. J. Weichel
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