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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

6

Aged 83 and Wants a Wife Owns a Buggy

A grab bag of quips and wry observations on social trends and oddities. The column riffs on currency reform, baseball, fashion, and peculiar anecdotes, naming people, places, and events in a brisk period voice.

Wreck Injures Many on Pennsylvania Excursion Train

Fifty people, mostly Rochester residents, are injured after a Pennsylvania railroad excursion train derailed near Sterling station New York. The derailment sent three of five coaches down an embankment while a smoking car track broke away. District Attorney Frank E. Cook was blocked from the scene as railroad workers began moving ties and cars.

Rochester N. Y Pennsylvania Railroad Sterling Olean Rock City Bradford Frank E. Cook Mr. Cook Sheriff Acond Acond

Two Boys Die In Whirlpool Rapids Near Niagara Falls

Donald Roscoe aged 10 and Hubert Moore aged 9, both of Niagara Falls, died in a small flat bottom boat in the whirlpool rapids after the rope broke. Crowds watched as river current carried the craft toward the rapids and both youths disappeared before rescue could reach them.

Donald Roscoe Hubert Moore Niagara Falls N. Y

Auto bandit woman arrested in Chicago hold up

Mrs Irene Brunner a 25 year old is arrested as the latest auto bandit charged with robbing a woman's furnishing store. Store owner Miss Elizabeth Foley says the robber bought a handkerchief then drew a revolver from a handbag held up the owner and two clerks taking 100 dollars. Mrs Brunner is wife of Joseph J Brunner owner of an automobile garage.

Chicago Irene Brunner Elizabeth Foley Brunner Joseph J. Brunner

Spaniards Rioting Over Morocco War At Barcelona

Advices from Barcelona report renewed fighting in Morocco fueling unrest among Socialists and Anarchists. A stormy antiwar meeting led to clashes with police, firearms fired on both sides, and several people wounded as violence persisted in the streets.

Morocco Cerbere France Barcelona

Gettysburg Jubilee Reunion For Civil War Veterans

Gettysburg hosts a fiftieth anniversary reunion with 40 000 veterans from the North and South arriving in old uniforms without muskets. Camps form on the battlefield as the advance party scouts already bivouac on the grounds.

Gettysburg Pia Meade Lee Army of North

Senate finance panel considers $500 exemption per child

The Senate finance subcommittee chaired by Senator Williams reports support for adding a $500 exemption for each child in the income tax section of the tariff revision. They also weigh lowering the Underwood bill exemption from $4,000 to $3,000 to boost revenue. Senator Simmons says the Democratic caucus will meet to review schedules, while Senator Ollie James advocates against a countervailing duty on meat and cattle.

Washington Senate Finance Subcommittee Williams Simmons Finance Committee Senate Ollie James Kentucky Wilson

Militant Suffragette Leaders Sentenced in England

In London six top leaders of the Women's Social and Political Union and one male ally were convicted of conspiracy to commit property damage. Names include Harriet Kerr Agnes Lake Rachel Barrett Beatrice Saunders Annie Kenney Laura Lennox and Edward Y Clayton. Annie Kenney defended the militants with a stirring courtroom address.

England London Militant Suffragettes Women’s Social and Political Union Harriet Kerr Agnes Lake Rachel Barrett Beatrice Saunders Annie Kenney Laura Lennox Edward Y. Clayton

Stronghold of Moros Stormed in Jolo Philippines

Delayed dispatch from Brigadier General Pershing reports the final Moros stronghold on Jolo Island captured after hard fighting. Two Philippine scout companies led by Captain George C. Chariton conducted the assault aiding the overthrow likely to end outlawry in Jolo for some time.

Washington Joly Philippines Pershing Jolo Philippine Scouts George C.chariton

Misbranded Meats Seizure Rule Extends Pure Food Law

Washington reports a broad expansion of the food and drugs act. Secretaries Houston McAdoo and Bedfield declared that interstate and foreign meat products previously exempt may be seized if misbranded or adulterated. Beginning immediately, meat food manufacturers must comply with the act.

Washington Houston McAdoo Bedfield

Wilson 19 Backed On Currency Bill At White House Conference

President Wilson, at a two hour White House conference with Democratic members of the House Banking and Currency Committee, reported general harmony with the administration currency bill. Members favored action but asked for careful deliberation, with further White House talks planned.

Washington Wilson House Banking and Currency Committee Congress White House Representative Glass

Aviator Dies After Biplane Dives Into Chesapeake Bay

Ensign William D. Billingsley was hurled from a hydroplane during a bay crossing from the Naval Academy to Claiborne. Lieut. John A. Towers of Rome Ga climbed and clung to the wreck, surviving as the craft plummeted to the water and Billingsley perished.

J. A. Towers Washington William D. Billingsley Chesapeake Bay John A. Towers Rome Navy Ensign Billingsley Lieutenant Towers Naval Academy Claiborne Billingsley Towers

Fierce Fight in Philippines Reported Casualties

Fourteen American soldiers died over four days of fighting on Jolo Island as General Pershing's forces subdued the Moros. Among the dead were Captain Taylor A. Nichols of the Philippine Scouts, eleven scouts, and two regulars, including Oliver Villiard and Luther Gerhart of Highth Infantry. Nichols was 34 and son of John Nichols of Durham California.

Washington Jolo Island Philippines Pershing War Department Taylor A. Nichols Philippine Scouts Regular Army Nichols John Nichols Durham Cal Oliver Villiard M. Highth Infantry Rhode Island Luther Gerhart

Label No Sign of Purity Asserts Food Drug Act Limits

Dr Carl L Alsberg, chief of the bureau of chemistry, told the Association of American Food Dairy and Drug Officials that guaranteed on labels does not prove purity. He urged closer federal state cooperation and uniform state laws based on national laws, noting the act limits the department and the general public misunderstands its reach.

Doctor Wiley Mobile Ala Carl L. Alsberg Bureau of Chemistry Association of American Food Dairy and Drug Doctor Alsberg Alsberg Department of Agriculture

Australian Cabinet Resigns After Election Victory

Melbourne Australia Rt Hon Andrew Fisher and the cabinet resign following a federal election in which the Liberal party gains a one seat majority over Labor in the House.

Melbourn Australia Andrew Fisher Liberals Labor Party

Accident on Walking Street Leaves Man Burned

Athens Ga Allen Fleming suffers a severe arm burn after a powder charge set by local schoolboys explodes near him. A sudden blast, a blistered arm, and a close escape are reported from the vacant lot scene.

Athens Allen Fleming

Taft to preside over Gettysburg veteran reunion

Semi official word says former President Taft will preside over the Gettysburg celebration veterans gathering. He is expected to deliver the principal oration on July 4.

Taft Gettysburg

Night Porter Arrested in Berkeley Hotel Burglary

Arthur James the night porter is charged with taking part in stealing about $35,000 from the Berkeley hotel in Piccadilly and with attempting to murder fellow porter Gowers. A rat sighting in the dining room led staff to a hidden hole under a radiator where a portion of the loot was recovered.

London Berkeley Picadilly Arthur James Gowers James

British ministers defend honesty in Marconi affair clash

In Parliament Sir Rufus Isaacs and David Lloyd George faced sharp questioning over American Marconi shards. Their defense aimed to quell opposition insisting the issue was inflated by rivals seeking a Panama of scandal.

London Rufus Isaacs David Lloyd-George Panama

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