Army Officer Beaten and Shot in Market Street Incident
Captain Frank A. Cook of the Twelfth Cavalry, recently back from Manila, sustained scalp lacerations and a gunshot wound to the right lung after an alleged drunken assault on a Spreckels market night watchman on Market Street near Third. The watchman fired twice. Cook was taken to Central Emergency Hospital and is expected to recover.
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San Francisco
Frank A. Cook
Twelfth Cavalry
Manila
Spreckels
Market Street
Third
Cook
Sim
Governor to Hear Bank Official on Carnegie Trust Probes
Albany report states State Superintendent O H Cheney planned to meet Governor Pix to discuss the Carnegie Trust company situation and the state banking department investigation. Cheney delayed awaiting original papers from District Attorney Whitman before arrival to Albany.
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Albany
H. Cheney
Pix
Carnegie Trust Company
State Banking Department
Cheney
Whitman
Preacher Urges Faithcare Healing Ministry
Altoona on April 13 Rev AV Stratton spoke before the Altoona Ministerium on The Healing Ministry of the Church. He urged divine healing for modern Christians citing rights to healing used in Christ's time and argued healing should address organic as well as mental afflictions.
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Altoona
AV. D. Stratton
Guards to Patrol Trout Streams in Hazleton Region
State troopers will be stationed along trout streams in Hazleton area for the rest of the week to enforce illegal fishing laws ahead of the season opening Saturday. Officers report past violations and say patrols yield strong results.
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Hazleton
Commonwealth
Military aides named for royal coronation duties
Washington reports Major General A W Greeley retired from the U S Army is named military aide to John Hays Hammond who will serve as special ambassador of the United States at the coronation of King George V Rear Admiral Charles K E Vreeland to be naval aide at the ceremony
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Washington
A. W. Greeley
U.S. A
John Hays Hammond
United States
George V
Charles KE. Vreeland
Harsh Winter Kills Adirondack Deer In New York
Utica reports Bert Conkling, a Wilmart trapper, says deep soft snows in Hamilton and Herkimer counties killed many Adirondack deer this winter. He found 35 dead deer and observed others too weak to move, with some drowning in Brooks after attempting to flee. Deer starved after consuming scarce undergrowth and could not break through the snow to forage.
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Utica
N. Y
Bert Conkling
Wilmart
Hamilton
Herkimer
Adirondacks
Omaha Seeks Dahlman Value For Memphis Campaign
Omaha officials propose to Memphis a price tag for James C. Dahlman the mayor of Omaha to bolster Bryan style campaign fathered by the publicity bureau. The note suggests Dahlman could attract Memphis attention and serve as an advertising asset if elected commission government changes remove him from office.
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Omaha
William J. Bryan
Memphis
Omaha Commercial Club
Jim” Pahtiman
J. S. Warren
Memphis Business Men’s Club
Wil A Campbell
Bryan
James C. Dahlman
Tim
West
Dahlman
Man Kills Wife Then Takes Life After Indictment
Ellis Bailey killed his wife in Witt six weeks after she left him and then shot himself. He died alongside his wife, authorities say, in a case linked to a Hillsboro grand jury indictment involving Benjamin Summerfield and Frances May Bailey. Summerfield, staying at the home, was arrested and to be brought to Hillsboro. The Baileys, formerly of Witt, England to Amer ica, had moved to Gillespie.
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Gillespie
Ellis Bailey
Witt
Summerfield
Blaze at Dunkirk Destroys vacant Curtin block store
Firemen battled a vacant Curtin block store gutting its interior and under a heavy southwest wind. The blaze, likely incendiary, threatened the Lake Shore Railroad owned structure and the surrounding wooden row, marking a shift from prior fires to the city center.
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Curtin
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Tom L. Johnson Dies at 57 in Cleveland Apartment
Former four time Cleveland mayor and advocate of the single tax theories of Henry George died at his Whitehall East 107th Street residence. Cirrhosis of the liver caused his death at about 9 o clock Monday night. Johnson served as mayor, congressman from Ohio's 21st district, and championed the 3 cent street railway fare. He once called himself a stormy petrel in a public address.
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry George
Whitehall
East 107Th Street
Johnson
Skeleton Found In Barn South Of West Batavia
Skeleton discovered in a box in a barn south of West Batavia came to light when Coroner Snow was notified and inspected the site. The remains appeared to be stored away for years and may have once belonged to a medical student.
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West Batavia
Snow
Appointment of New York State Veterinarian Officials
Dr. Joan G. Wills of Chateaugay named chief veterinarian in the New York state department of agriculture with a $3,000 yearly salary by Commissioner Pearson. He succeeds Dr. J. F. Devine. Bernard B. Branch of Geneva Roy N. Draper of Roch ester and Marion C. Albright of West Coxsackie named as nurse inspectors.
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Joan G. Wills
Chateaugay
New York State Department of Periculture
Pearson
J. FE. Devine
Bernard 2
Geneva
Roy GC. Draper
Rochester
Marion C. Albright
West Coxsackie
Bride and Groom Elope Sparked Bank Arrest in Minnesota
In Mankato Minnesota on Friday Baskerville and Mrs Mary Cook of Watertown South Dakota eloped planning a swift departure to Indiana. They were arrested Saturday afternoon in a bank where the bride had telegraphed for funds. Baskerville faces county attorney instructions to detain while Mrs Cook awaits charges.
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Mankato
Minn
Baskerville
Mary Cook
Watertown
Indiana
Canal Bridge Complaint Hearing on Lift Bridge Hours
State Superintendent Treman and State Engineer A Bensal met in Rochester for a hearing on a proposal to keep canal lift bridges lowered during part of the rush hours. Utica and Syracuse show interest in the outcome.
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Adams Fasin
Treman
A. Bensal
Pochester
Utica
Syracuse
Mrs Dascomb Allen Jr Dies After Lamp Incident
From Olean New York comes the death of Mrs Dascomb Allen Jr who perished Monday morning from burns after a lamp exploded while lighting an incubator. The blaze left her head unburned but covered every other part of her body. John Stout and S J Daniels suffered severe burns while attempting to extinguish the flames.
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Olean
N. Y
Dascomb Allen, Jr
John Stout
S. J. Daniels
Thief stabs policeman during theft in Altoona
Policeman Michael Gill, 45, was stabbed with a butcher knife while catching three young men stealing brass from a stable in Altoona yesterday. Gill, treated for a deep gash on his left side, remains in serious condition as the suspects fled the scene.
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Altoona
Michael Gill
Gill
Two Elderly Men Die of Card Room Asphyxiation in Cleveland
George Kopp aged 91 and Richmond Dooley aged 92 were found dead in a boarding house room run by Mrs. Helen Mack. They appeared to have suffocated while playing cards last night as fumes filled the space and the door was broken in.
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Cleveland
George Kopp
Richmond Dooley
Helen Mack
Danville Shoe Plant to Rebuild After Fire
Fire at Blum Shoe company in Danville New York causes estimated losses of 75 000 to 100 000. About 40 men clearing debris and new machinery expected within three weeks with all 159 employees to return to work.
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Blum Shoe Company
Danville
N. Y
Rich Woman Tired of Life in Hamilton NY
Mrs Sidney B Smith wife of the Hamilton Lumber Company head and Madison County's wealthy resident swallowed two ounces of carbolic acid at her Hamilton New York home to end her life. She cannot recover after a stay in a Kingston sanatorium and return home Saturday.
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Sidney B. Smith
Hamilton Lumber Company
Madison County
Hamilton
N. Y
Kingston
Pittsburg and Leake Erie Canal Reference
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pittsburg and Leake Erie Canal and a possible reference to Washington and Apellie Phe national statapweys. Not enough complete facts to determine a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
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Pittsburg, and Leake Erie Canal
Averts Tragedy With Timely Advice In Marengo
Mrs. C. Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin avoided a dreadful outcome after her aunt urged use of Dr Kinie's New Discovery for a chronic cough. Doctors deemed the couch dangerous but the remedy helped, reportedly saving two lives.
John Spence Murder Case Captures Franklin County
Perry Gray, formerly charged on information by County Detective Hiram Brown, is held for a preliminary hearing before Alderman D L McVay on the murder of John Spence, a 40 year old Pleasantville resident. Spence was shot Friday night at Gray’s home near Pleasantville. Gray claims burglars, but suspicion leans toward him.
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Gray
Frank H. Williams
Pleasantville
John Cole
Spencer
Cole
Charles Riffenberg
Spence
State highway bill seeks 73 new routes in Sproul plan
Harrisburg reports Senator Sproul's main highway bill to the Senate includes 73 added routes beyond 203 existing ones with $6 million in appropriations. Construction and maintenance would receive $4 million, while $2 million funds state aid to boroughs and townships on a 50 percent cost basis. The measure may proceed independent of the bond question, though bond proceeds could be used if approved.
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Harrisburg
Henry C. Sproul
Senate
Roads Committee
Provisions of new primary law approved in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the Tustin primary bill sets September as the odd year primary date and April for even years to choose delegates and nominees. It bars the January primary, requires affidavits from Keystoners for cross party ballots, and fixes five petitioners to open ballot boxes with fraud safeguards.
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Harrisburg
Keystone
Keystone Party
Grim
Death of O P Brows Aged 70 in Youngsville
O P Brows of Warren county died suddenly of heart disease at 1 a m Sunday. Born April 12 1841 in Garlandy Pennsylvania he was a leading farmer and horse cattle hogs dealer. He leaves a wife four sons and one daughter and was buried in the O G F cemetery. His brother G W Brown of Youngsville wrote Old Times in Old Dominion.
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Youngsville
Warren County
G. W. Wood
Sheffield
Guy L. Brown
Trenton
N. J
Robert
N. Fes
Kyle and
Lyle
Corry Man Stephen D Horn Dies at 40
Stephen D. Horn aged 40 died at his Corry home Wednesday morning April 10. Born November 28 1871 in Spring Creek Warren County he returned from New York to Corry where he became a leading figure in business and social life. He was the first secretary of the Corry Fair and Driving Association serving three years. Funeral services were held at 3 p m Friday.
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Corry
Stephen D. Horn
Spring Creek
Warren County
New York
Stephen Horn
Corry Fair and Driving Association
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