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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
2
A masked man identified as Robert Steele detonated a nitro blast at the Fourth National Bank in Philadelphia, killing cashier William McLear and himself. The blast shattered glass, wrecked desks, and wounded a bank messenger, with chaos spreading through the Bullitt building as emergency crews responded.
A Philadelphia bank blast sent $20,000 in notes scattering from teller desks after a bomb wrecked the Fourth Street National Bank. Witnesses described a morose man once linked to Garner Iowa and Garner, Tas, as the blast left no trace of timepieces or bricks. A gold hunting watch was bent into a horseshoe by the force. Two large certified checks reportedly missing. The building shook violently with debris and chaos all around.
Wi Crump exhibited a belief the world owed him a living and pursued it through letters while in Garner. He planned to collect a livelihood from the United States though hindered by poor prospects. Known for mixed attitudes, some labeled him mentally deranged though not dangerous. He left a machine shop to sell patent medicines. He is 25, with a brother Charles in Klemme Iowa, and a widow and family at 1770 North Ashland Chicago. His father was an active Socialist.
A fragmentary item notes Padleigh seeking Vie in a death inquiry. The brief hints at a misread or disputed identity with Puck as the source crafts a terse, cryptic update. No clear details on timeframe or location are provided.
Eloise Guild, confined to a wheelchair, finds new hope as Dr. Farnsworth, a brilliant young physician, forms a deep, evolving bond with her. Their intellectual connection blossoms into love as Eloise grows stronger and walks with his support, altering both their paths.
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