UNC Expels Six For Hazing After Student's Death
In Chapel Hill North Carolina on September 27 officials expelled four students for forcing William Rand to dance on a barrel leading to his throat wound from a broken bottle. Two witnesses were expelled for aiding and abetting. Ten more students were suspended for a year for hazing. A trustees meeting was called to receive President Venable's hazing report.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
William Rand
Smithfield
Rand
Board of Trustees
Kitchin
F. P. Venable
Kingsland Loss Leads to Forfeiture of Trunks
New York report states Collector Loeb forfeited twenty three trunks of Mrs Ambrose Co Kingsland brought from Europe for alleged duty non declaration. She may redeem by paying five thousand dollars as she continues on her way to an unspecified destination.
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New York
Loeb
Ambrose Co. Kingsland
Europe
Kingsland trunks seized at Hoboken pier face no criminal action
Mrs Kingsland, living abroad after two years in Europe, defended not declaring luggage seized at Hoboken by arguing residence abroad. Government will not pursue criminal prosecution. Collector Loeb and U S District Attorney Vreeland concluded proof of criminal intent unlikely.
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Europe
Mrs. Kingsland
Loeb
United States
Vreeland
Jersey City
Hoboken
Nightmare Fear Drives Man to Self Inflicted Shot
Milwaukee 22 year old Michael Matthews shot himself in the temple while half asleep, driven by a nightmare. Doctors report he woke, recounted a tale of being tormented by robbers before collapsing back into unconsciousness.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michael Matthews
Matthews
Government pays high in Alaska for its coal
In Tacoma on September 27, the trial of C. E. Houston and John H. Bullock on conspiracy to defraud the government over Alaska coal contracts heard evidence showing Nome coal averaged 15 dollars while contractors billed the government 28 dollars. Attorney Piles argued contractors would not bid as low for the government due to strict conditions.
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Tacoma
Wash
C. E. Houston
John H. Bullock
Alaska
Nome
Piles
Judge Rules For Woman In Suit For 40000 From Beloved Caregiver
In Washington the DC Supreme Court dismisses Dr. Lee M. Hurd of New York's suit against Laura R. Cramer for 40000. The judge found no fraud as funds came from affection and care rather than deceit. Hurd plans appeal amid related actions in New York.
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Washington
Ashley M. Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Lee M. Hurd
New York
Laura R. Cramer
State Department
Fenton J. Hurd
Greenwich
Cramer
Hurd
Dr W P B Announces Move To New Home Location
The notice states the speaker has moved into a new home at the northeast corner of Government and New streets. It provides a contact number 2081 and notes office and office phone numbers remain unchanged.
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DR. W. PB
Pape's Diapepsin Ends Indigestion
A classic ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It claims rapid relief, harmless action, and widespread use, urging readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for any meal that disagrees with them.
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Pape
Dynamiter McManigal Arrives in Indianapolis for Trial
Ortie McManigal arrived in Indianapolis from Los Angeles to testify as government's chief witness at the dynamiting conspiracy trials opening Tuesday. His confession tied the dynamiting operations to the McNamara brothers and other labor union officials in an open shop campaign in the steel and iron industry, underpinning a federal grand jury investigation that led to 54 indictments.
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Indianapolis
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles
McManigal
McNamara Brothers
Structural Steel and Iron
Fordyce to Take Hand in Waters-Pierce Case
New York Sept 27. W For dyce Jr counsel for Waters-Pierce Oil Company will leave here Saturday for Chicago to examine witnesses in the Waters-Pierce Standard Oil litigation.
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Fordyce
New York
W. Fordyce, Jr
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Chicago
Witnesers
Waters-Pierce
Standard Oil
Man Helps Discharged Worker Find Fresh Start At Chippenhams
Woodward helps George Utley, a loyal Chippenham’s employee, who is abruptly dismissed. He discovers the head of Chippenham’s is Beatrice Farrell, the firm’s former partner who now runs Farrell’s. She arranges a Canada job and a place for George and his mother.
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Leslie Thomas
Woodward
George
Paps
Chippenham Brothers
Utley
Chippenham's
H'M
George Utley
Ike Chippenham's
George Ltley
Chippenhams
Farrell
Beatrice Farrell
Eli
Young Utley
Benson
Mrs. Utley
Canada
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A collection of testimonials from Reedville Oregon Orleans Louisiana and New Orleans praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Women report hot flashes dizziness backache and general weakness improved after use and urge others to try the remedy.
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Reedville
Ore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary. Bocart
Oregon
Orleans
Gaston Blondeau
Polymnia St
New Orleans
Cees
Alton Station
E. Pinkham
Youthful Bank Robber and Slayer On Trial
Beuthen Germany Sept 27 Peter Paul Badura the youth charged with robbing a frontier town bank in Misylowitz and murdering its cashier was placed on trial. The case recalled the chase ending with his arrest last March after escaping to Bremen and boarding a boat to New York. A ship captain aided his transfer to U S authorities.
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Beuthen
Germany
Peter Paul Badura
Misylowitz
Badura
Bremen
New York
America
United States
Coniston Floated Under Her Own Steam Near Pensacola
The British steamer Coniston, ashore about ten days near Pensacola, unexpectedly floated late today with help from three tugs. The hull shows bottom damage and a little water, and she is being towed to New Orleans for dock repairs after originating from Gibraltar bound for Port St. Joe, Florida.
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Pensacola
Fils
New Orleans
iGibraltar
Port Stu Joe
Fla
Pure Food Work Up To The Women Says Scientist
Dr H E Barnard says future pure food work centers on women shoppers and demand for sanitary groceries. He urges reporting filth at corner stores and educating the public under sanitary laws. Herbert D Pease argues cold storage is economical not hygienic and favors hard freezing over chilling. Dr William Charles White links rising Pittsburg lung deaths to smoke conditions.
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Washington
H. E. Barnard
Indiana
Herbert D. Pease
New York
Pittsburg
William Charles White
University of Pittsburg
Extraordinary display ends Paris review with twenty planes
In Paris on September 27 an extraordinary spectacle closed the event as twenty aeroplanes rose in formation over the parade ground then fled eastward to resume stations on the German frontier.
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Paris
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful for Backache
Mobile resident Mrs. Jennie Johnson testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her chronic backache and sudden attacks, allowing her to resume housework. She purchased them at Van Antwerp's Drug Store and praises the remedy, recommended by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U.S. sole agents at 50 cents.
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Dean
Jennie Johnson
St. Francis Street
Mobile
Ala
Doan
van Antwerp
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sweeping Crusade on Vice in Chicago Suburbs
Chicago county grand jury opens a wide investigation into vice including gambling houses and illegal drug venues. Reform officers editors and others were subpoenaed as testimony began in the probe into suburbs and resorts facing scrutiny.
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Chicago
Reform
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Pak
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Clup
Harris & Finch Grocery ,Co
Dauphin Street
Dynamiter
M’manigal
the Item
Lies M.thord
Coniston
Yeend ‘Bros
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W. H. Cooper
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