Yale Expulsion and Hanged in Effigy Headlines
News briefs report Elliot Shepard son expelled from Yale after drunken incident, Madge Yorke shot at Zeiss hotel in Philadelphia, and H. H. North lynching effigy in Bradford amid oil pill controversy. Also notes a gas explosion in Springville and a Buffalo fire injuring property.
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Philadelphia
Madge Yorke
Baggage Check Company
Zeiss Hotel
James P. Gentry
Collier’s
Gentry
Yale
New York
Elliot Shepard
Elliot F. Shepard
Young Shepard
Chauncey M. Depew
Four Men Frozen to Death Near Grand Valley
John Foss of East Hickory was found near the D A V P track south of Grand Valley on a zero night, unconscious and frozen. He died Sunday after hours of exposure despite medical help. Foss had walked from East Hickory to Enterprise then Goodwill Hill in search of Titusville, carrying barber tools and money, with a sister from Warren arriving to support.
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John Foss
Barber
East Hickory
Grand Valley
Foss
Warren
Enterprise
Goodwill Hill
Titusville
John Cable
Editorial on food adulteration and public beware in Warren
The piece warns against oleomargarine as a butter substitute sold to Warren and Glade consumers. It cites a health authority claiming oleo digests poorly, urging protection for public health, and critiques trusted figures, medical follies, costly city care, and risky medical interventions amid a regional hubbub over notices of public figures and local society events.
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Chicago
Warren and
Glade
Warren
Health Board
Morrison Run
Free Night School In Warren Teaches Seven Italian Day Laborers
A feature on Warren Pa night school outlines its organization and teacher contracts as Superintendent MacGowan explains lessons five nights weekly. An Italian laborer class under Miss Lizzie Maher shows notable progress from alphabet to English, amid praise for educators and their selfless service.
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MacGowan
Warren
Holme
Suer Milne
WL. Macgowan
S. Reed Brown
L. A. Dinsmoor
Yale
O. W. Ensworth
Oberlin
Harriet A. Likens
Harrietta Barclay
Lora K. Snyder
Blanche McClintock
Jessie R. Love
Lizzie Maher
Elizabeth W. Peirce
Elizabeth A. Bright
Harriet A. Friday
Ethel C. Clark
Miss Mather
Governor Hastings Vetoes Washington County Judge Bill
Harrisburg February 18 Governor Hastings refused extravagant appropriations and vetoed the bill creating an additional law judge for Washington county signaling a strict budget stance and legislative friction over court expansion.
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Harrisburg
Hastings
Washington County
Ex-Queen Lil on Trial Arrives News of No Executions
San Francisco reports on Liliuokalani arraigned February 5 for misprision of treason. She refused to plead. a verdict of guilty is expected but incarceration unlikely. Deportations include William France, Peterson, Creighton, Wardenburg, and Carl Wideman, son of a former commissioner.
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San Francisco
Mariposa
Honolulu
Liliuokalani
William France
Australia
Peterson
Creighton
Wardenburg
Carl Wideman
Judge Wideman
Queen's
Washington
Gallo Denied New Trial in First Degree Murder Case
Rochester February 16 Judge Werner refused a new trial for Frank Gallo convicted of murder in the first degree for killing James Revenge. Gallo is sentenced to be electrocuted at Auburn in the first week of April. An appeal will be filed.
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Rochester
Werner
Frank Gallo
James
Gallo
Auburn
Fire destroys silt mills in Paterson causing massive layoffs
A morning blaze in Paterson New Jersey wiped out the silt mills of Doherty and Wadsworth. Loss is about 30000 dollars and about a thousand workers were thrown out of employment. The fire occurred today with extensive damage to the mill complex.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Obram Tillabaugh
Hooker
Paterson
Doherty and
Wadsworth
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Flliote
Col. Shepard
Mr. North
Bradford
Irwin
National Council of Women of the United States
Metzerottes Hall
May Wright Sewell
Country
Canada
National League of Colored Women
Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Ladies of the G. A. R., of the Maccabees
King’s Daughters
Legion of Loyal Women
Woman's National Indian
Pittsburg
George M.rwin
Buffalo
Music Hall
Sangerbund Society
German Young Men's Association
H. HB. North
North
House of Representatives
McKean
H. HW. North, Marshall Bill
Springville
Ira Woodward
Man
Gunnison
David Slocum
Washington Township
John O’connell
New York Tough
Riverside
Frank Anderson
Jerry Casey
Huntingdon Reformatory
Charles May
Jacob Matthews
John Robinson
August Jaeckel
George Caldwell
Charles Stevenson Simpson
Grand Army
Business In the Senate
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Treasury
Batavia
Tjamden
Buitenzorg
Java
Christopher Heydrick
Venango County
Supreme Bendh of
Pennsylvania
John G. Johnson
Sulzberger
Annie Besant
New York City
D. F. Anderson
Johnson Exchange
Florida
Wheeling
W. Va
Justin K. Anderson
West Virginia
Mingo
Justin K
W. A. Talbot
Third Street
J.P. Jefferson
Anna Rockwell
Mesdames A. J. Davis
J. P. Jefferson
Clara Blood
Etta Eddy
A. T. Schofield
Dave Reed
Gale
A.G. Jerome Reese
Mease
Jno. Hull
D. Shear
A.C. McAlpin
T. 8. Messner
J. A. Schofield
Fletcher Parker
Will Rankin
Albert Waters
D. L. Gerould
Richard Stewart
August Morck
W. M. Baker
W. J. Richards
F. R. Scott
E. W. Parshall
W. F
Reed
Milne
Patterson
Williams & Rogers
Davis
Kazoogas Kooking Klub
Hilda Wood
Klub
Ann Breedon
Santa Fe
New Mexico
E. E. Parshall
Bert Grandon
Tidioute
Mr. Vorwerck
Herbert Partridge
J. H
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