Grand jury reports soap treatment assaults in 1910
The grand jury orders prosecutions of Miss Margaret McFarland and Miss Emma Long over multiple 1910 assaults. Emma Long allegedly restrained Gertrude Buckingham with a towel soaked in soap and water, causing inhalation. Witnesses named include Antonia Aaron and Lorena Jackson.
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Margaret McFarland
Emma Long
Gertrude Buckingham
Antonia Aaron
Margaret Wiser
Lorena Jackson
J. H. Donaldson
Foreman
Miss Long
Ernestine Farney
Bess Rocker
May Whittenberger
Miss McFarland
Ida Smith
Alice Spetz
Ethel Clark
Minerva Miles
Helen Boyle Seeks Pardons Board Relief for Kidnapping Case
Helen Boyle, serving 25 years for aiding the kidnapping of Willie Whitla, petitions the Pennsylvania pardon board to grant release on grounds that the crime occurred in Ohio and she was convicted in Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg, Lee
Helen Boyle
Little Willie Whitla
Pennsylvania Pardon Board
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Advertising in the Mail Delivers Real Results
Local merchants are urged to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience. The notice promises strong response and clearer visibility for products and services.
Hews from around the world on finance and crime
Customs seized jewelry worth 20600 from Mrs Theodore P Shonts arguing non duty as exchange abroad. Sugar prices rose twenty cents per hundred pounds. Madeira reports 12 to 15 new cholera cases daily with forty percent fatality. Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s grave to be guarded until a mausoleum is built at Mount Auburn. Walter Hall who robbed Greenwich Bank of 44000 surrendered to NYC district attorney, repaid 15600 and pleaded guilty.
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Theodore P. Shonts
Funchal
Madeira
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Walter Hall
Greenwich Bank
New York City
Annual Treasure and Interior Reports Made Public
The secretary of the treasury and the secretary of the interior released their annual reports. Bogota City paid 375000 to finalize purchase of the Bogota City railway from American owners. Madeira reports 12 to 15 new cholera cases daily with a 40 percent fatality rate. China expected to become a constitutional empire after the 1911 New Year as the imperial senate backs a constitutional cabinet.
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Secretary of the Interior
Bogota
Bogota City
Funehal
Madeira
Fekin
China
Imperial Senate
Calcutta riot leaves many dead and injured
Reports say several people were killed and many injured in a religious riot in Calcutta, with widespread violence and communal clashes reported amid the city’s unrest.
Deaths and unrest reported in regional conflicts and health crises
The report notes 13 hunting deaths in Pennsylvania this season and 18 in New England. A Madeira cablegram warns cholera is spreading with all doctors conscripted. Four hundred Mexican troops with field pieces reach Chihuahua to support General Navarre near rebels. A Rio cablegram says Cobra island mutiny ended with many deaths and 30 days of martial law.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Funchal
Madeira
Chihuahua
Navarre
Rio Janeiro
Cobra Island
Mutineers in Brazil Face Trial and Amnesty Detected
The dispatch reports Brazilian mutineers at Dee are to be tried in Washington with amnesty granted for some, while others are to be dismissed from the navy. The U.S. Supreme Court adjourns for holidays on December 19 as political tensions iris.
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J. E. Peregoy
Gravette
Ark
James N. Huston
United States
Washington
Sereno EE. Payne
House Committee of Ways and Means
Dee
Navy
Couple Quietly Married in First Lutheran Church
Louis Stoddard of Kinzua and Emma Ryan of Warren wed in a quiet ceremony at First Lutheran Church on Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev. W E Brinkman officiated, and the couple will reside in Warren.
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Louis Stoddard
Kinzua
Emma Ryan
Warren
W. E. Brinkman
Moore Bride Weds in Pittsburg At Garland Home
Charles Moore of Garland marries Miss Dora McManus of Ellamore West Virginia last Wednesday in Pittsburg. The couple will reside in Garland where Moore is superintendent of the Moore Stock Farm, one of western Pennsylvania’s largest. The bride formerly lived in Warren and worked for Moore Keppler Lumber Co in West Virginia.
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Pittsburg
Charles Moore
Garland
Dora McManus
Ellamore
West Virginia
Jury finds Spicer v Boyett guilty fines set in court
After deliberation the jury found Miss Inez Spicer against William Boyett guilty of a serious offense. Boyett received a 15 dollar fine, costs, 50 dollars to Spicer, 5 dollars monthly for five years, and a performance bond. Other cases included Wentz convicted of assault and battery with a 100 dollar fine, Ristau spouses fined 350 dollars each, and various civil and continued hearings at Civil Court.
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Inez Spicer
William Boyett
Boyett
Miss Spicer
George Wentz
Wentz
Justice of the Peace
Plumer Mead
Youngsville
Rouse Hospital
State Hospital
Harry J. Ristau
Carolina Ristau
Rose A. Geracimos
Libellant
John Geracimos
the Commonwealth
Herman Olson
Samuel Devore
Wood
Irvine
William R. Lavery
Richard Lavery
Tidioute
Robert Tipper
Thomas King
Ryan Hotel
W. D. Hinckley
Population figure tallies 101 million nationwide
Census bureau announces at noon today that the population of the United States plus possessions reaches about 101,000,000, with 93,402,151 for U S Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico and 91,972,266 for the continental mainland, up 21 percent since 1900. F Schwing's Jewelry Store Warren Pa opens evenings.
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Calcutta
Italy
Chicago
United States
Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Nevada
Delaware
Rhode Island
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Connecticut
Indiana
Eehanennese
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Rene
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
We Are
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Clarendon Ladies Aid Society Hosts Supper and Bazaar
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church in Clarendon held a supper and bazaar in the church parlors last Friday and Saturday evenings. A sour kraut supper was served Friday and a stewed chicken and rabbit supper on Saturday. A well stocked bazaar offered many pretty Christmas novelties for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church of
Clarendon
Who really catches the most fish in a sunburned town
An old Louisville Courier-Journal line questions fishing lore as a sunburned citizen quips that neither the man with fine gear nor the boy with a bent pin secures a bite all day and the fish seem elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Beavington Boy Dies After Gun Misfire Near Brighton
Wilber Bevington aged 16 was standing with a companion when he slipped and fell. The gun he carried discharged its shot entering his neck and causing instant death near his Beaver Township home in Brighton.
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Beaver
Brighton Township
Wilber Bevington
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