Snyder Murderous Assault At West Third Street
Fred A Snyder was shot at his home door near West Third Street and Locust in a bold robbery attempt. Two youths, described as 18 to 21, fled after demanding money from Snyder and his wife. one pistol was found in snow, and a cap near the scene. Police pressed a wide search. several suspects offered alibis. no arrests announced. Snyder's condition is described as improving.
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F.A. Snyder
West Third
Locust Streets
Snyder
Third
Wilson
Bnyder
Felow
Mrs. Snyder
Misa Vernona Weller
Joe
Garvin
Axalatanes
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Irs
Miss Weller
Jwna
Marshall Bros
Marehalls
Forca
Digerict
Sadomear Wetliifer
Second Street
Cout
American Arms Company
Pluteburg
Chapman
Wards Town
Fred. Jones
Welch Grocery
Gooditch Flats
Mr. Snyder
Iim
Snyders
Ivere- Johnson
tHay
Cone Hav
Clatis|fs
G. W. Hayzilett
Waterloo
Hayziett
Poys
Lode
W. T. Dineen
Matrice Welsh
Harry Chapman
Jcliitera Peteraen
City Department
Hoth
Seai
Hamilton and Hitt Case Details In La Porte Trial
Testimony shows Mrs Hamilton locked doors on May 6 1907 after a visit from Miss Hitt with three people present in the room. Mrs George Terry testified to routine door locking when garments were fitted and front door access, while others described the office setting across from a telephone company. The trial adjourned, with further testimony expected.
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Hay
Firac
Harutton
Martin
Hamilton
Miss Hitt
Algoria
Miar- UN
George Terry
Laporte
Land
Wenger
Adyats- Sion
Lafternoon
Dr Oscar Burbank Democratic Pioneer Physician Dies
Waverly Iowa reports the death of Dr Oscar Burbank, Waverly’s oldest physician and pioneer, at Des Moines while studying surgery. He practiced in Waverly for 54 years after earlier work in Lowell Massachusetts California and Cedar Rapids. Survived by a son and two grandchildren, wife predeceased him. Burial plans involve Des Moines.
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Newa
Oscar Burbank
Des Moines
Shell Rock
Burbank
Gromer County
Iowa
York County
Maine
Mass
California
Cape Horn
Lowell
Anrther
Colins
Cedar Rapids
Bremer County
Iardulips
Austin Filnt Medical Society
Frank A. Lee
Wradow
Thinefty
Navy panel recommends two Delaware class battleships
Washington February 19. The base committee on naval affairs today voted to recommend an appropriation for the building of two battleships of the Delaware class. This lowers the navy department’s four ship plan and conflicts with the president's urging.
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Washington
Naval Affairs Today
Navy Department
Death shocks Nashua community as Mrs Albert Frost dies
Nashua residents learn of the sudden death of Mrs Albert Frost at her farm home east of town. She collapsed while her husband visited a brother for help, with three young children present. Survived by husband, a son and a daughter both married, and three younger children. Funeral plans not announced.
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Nashua
Albert Froat
Prost
Na'caseed
Misa Erawing
Nashwa
Lago
Sudden Attack Leads to Hospital Operation for W. L. Dlingworth
W. L. Dlingworth was taken to a hospital on Sunday for an appendicitis operation after a sudden attack. He arrived at the mill earlier Sunday and returned to duties after the procedure. The illness was previously noted years ago. The operation lasted about an hour and fifty minutes, with a lengthy recovery on the table. Recovery began slowly, but Monday showed favorable progress and restlessness subsided.
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W. L. Dlingworth
Uingwoth
Suunday
Caose
Witness Corrects Testimony in Capitol Graft Case
Harrisburg February 10 The witness corrected his testimony in the trial of contractor J H Sanderson and others charged with conspiracy to defraud the state The correction involved confusing titles with attorney general and auditor general former Attorney General Carson attended but took no part in the conference where the alleged whitewash of state officials was discussed
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Harrisburg
Stanford
Lewis
Joseph M. Huston
State Capitol
J.H. Sanderson
Bampton B. Carson
Cason
Thue
Unions to Nominate and Name Presidential Ticket
New York February 10 The Central Federation of Unions urged President Samuel Gompers to convene a national labor convention. The aim is to select candidates for president and vice president of the United States and to adopt a platform for a national labor party.
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United ‘States
New York
Central Federation of Union
Samuel’ Gompera
American Federation of Labor
United States
Royal Corpses Entombed in Lisbon After King Carlo Murders
In Lisbon on February 10, King Carlo and the crown prince lie in state at the cathedral of San Vincente as a crowd files by for a final glimpse. At 2:00 pm, officials close the viewing and the bodies are moved to the pantheon in Brook Haven. In Mississippi, Bil Pigol is hanged after escaping custody. a two-thousand strong crowd overpowers the Jackson military company, two deputies are wounded, and shots are fired during the incident.
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Lisbon
Carlo
San Vincente
Brook Haven
Misa
Bil Pigol
Mits Wells
Jackson Military Company
Plan to reform Postal Department and service methods
Washington February 10 Congress today received the preliminary report of the Joint Committee appointed to investigate the business methods of the Post Office Department and the Postal Service. It criticizes many practices and proposes centralizing operations under a single officer appointed by the president with Senate consent, plus cabinet status for the Postmaster General, and decentralization to ease congestion and cut costs. The volume includes a summary by two New York accountants detailing reorganizational plans, stressing the criticism targets procedures rather than individuals.
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Washington
Congress
Ha Pnstofica Department
Postal Service
Commission
Poat Ofice
Senate
Eo Ag
Uni
Eral
Uacle
Frmg
Fis Ye Ayat
Rural Parcel Post Bill Draws Support in Congress
Washington senator Burnham of New Hampshire introduced a measure of rural interests nationwide to provide rural delivery of parcel post for merchandise and articles mailed on rural delivery routes. The bill has endorsements from President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Meyer.
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Washington
Burnham
New Hampshire
Congress
United States
Marchandise
Roosevelt
Meyar
WHISTLE BLOWS FOR MEN AT CLEVELAND PLANT
Five to six thousand workmen returned to the Loraln plant of the National Tube Company in Cleveland after a months long shutdown. The plant normally employs about 8,600 and is expected to resume full staffing soon. In Chicago, the Wins Steel Company reopened its Dials slat and structural mills, providing work for about two thousand men after a weeks long closure.
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Loraln
Gothia
Chicago
Winals Steel Company
Kidnappers Are on Trial in Chicago Court
Chicago February 10 William Birmingham and Irene Alvin Jones go on trial for kidnapping Lilian Wulf an eight year old girl from her Chicago home The woman reportedly turned on Birmingham claiming coercion while prosecutors prepare to call Ellen Gates of Iowa City as a witness who says Birmingham kidnapped her over a year ago Ambagh of New Hartford spent weekend with friends in town
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Chicago
Wiliam Birmingham
Irene Alvin Jones
Criminal Court
Hero
Lilian Wulf
Birmingham
Nanping
Ellen Gates
Iowa City
Iowa
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National Tube CO
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