Death of Andrew H. Ludlow at Emergency Hospital
Andrew H. Ludlow died Saturday morning at Emergency Hospital after months with Brights disease. Born in Warren, he lived there his entire life and was 61. He married Elizabeth Jane O'Brien sixteen years ago in Tidioute. she survives. Funeral held at the Hoffman home with Rev. Jones of Trinity church officiating.
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Andrew H. Ludiow
Emergency
Bright
Redwood Avenue
Andrew H. Ludlow
Warren
Nancy Ford Ludlow
Elizabeth Jane O’brien
Tidioute
Record of Happenings in Juarez and Beyond
The Juarez garrison revolted against the Madero government while textile workers in Lawrence Massachusetts returned to mills. A Syracuse will disposes of 1.5 million dollars with a brother set to inherit, and Henry S. Dewey, ex Boston judge, is held for sanity examination. James Boyd, once a multimillionaire partner of Sir Thomas Tipton, died in Trinidad after a charitable but fatal attack.
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Juarez
Madero
Lawrence
Mass
Simon D. Paddock
Syracuse
New Jersey
Henry S. Dewey
Boston
James Boyd
Thomas Tipton
Trinidad
Flying Captain Montball wounded in Tripoli bombing raid
The aviator Captain Montball was wounded by an Arab bullet while bomb throwing on an encampment in Tripoli. C. S. Darrow lost the first move at his bribery hearing in Los Angeles as Saturday was set for entering pleas. An increased number of workers returned to Lawrence. The strikers’ executive committee plans to free Ettor. In Washington Monsignor Bonzano was named papal legate to the United States. A London report says the Braganza branches are reunited and Dom Miguel will aid Manuel to regain the Portuguese throne.
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Tripoli
C. S
Darrow
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Ettor
Washington
Monsignor
Bonzano
United States
Cardinal Falconio
London
House of Braganza
Dom Miguel
Manuel
New York Police Sift Dorot Arnold Missing Case
New York police debunk a Philadelphia hospital sighting of Dorot Arnold as the missing girl. Detective Taft and John Keith visited a hospital where a mother with scarlet fever and a newborn were admitted. A nurse reported a Mrs Bean with jewelry in pawn in New York, but the sighting proved inconclusive.
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New York
Dorot Arnold
Philadelphia
John Keith
Arnold
Taft
Central Office
Keith
Hughes
Emma Nickum
Jill
Bean
Nickum Vfaat
Doroth Arnold
Ride Abandons Suit Over Settlement With Weekly Allowance
Mrs. Richard L. James abandons a suit against her husband’s Philadelphia parents for alteration of affections after they reportedly settled the case with a weekly allowance. The Lehigh graduate and former Allentown plant mechanical engineer left the suit to focus on nursing studies in Philadelphia while her estranged husband is in San Francisco.
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Allentown
Richard L. James
Lehigh University
Philadelphia
James
San Francisco
Philadelpnia
Not Guilty Plea in Los Angeles Bribery Case
Clarence S. Darrow pleads not guilty to bribery charges in Los Angeles. A London lawyer Bertand Stewart is sentenced to three and a half years for espionage. The Portuguese senate backs extending the state of siege and military court rulings after a general strike.
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Clarence S. Darrow
Los Angeles
Walter F. Frown
Republican State Central Committee
Ohio
Roosevelt
Bertand Stewart
London
Manchuria
Yuan Shih Kai
Bert H. Conners
Hall of Records
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Trian
Royal Pair Arrives at Spithead and Portsmouth
King George and Queen Mary arrived at Spithead from India and later landed at Portsmouth. A dispatch from Norfolk reported the sinking of the British cotton steamer Consuls and the crew rescue. Paris expressed resentment over Italian actions in the Red Sea affecting French interests.
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Queen Mary
Spithead
India
Portsmouth
Monsignor
Purtsel
Carolinal Farley
Kingston
Norfolk
Paris
Italy
Red Sea
Foster Faces Charge In Brookville Waterway Crash
The New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles plans criminal action against Credas Foster, a wealthy Joy Ride driver, for driving without a license after his car plunged into the waterway canal at Brookville weeks ago, killing Donald Reed and others. A Mercer county jury is probing the incident under Justice Trenchard. A warrant for Foster's arrest has been issued.
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Trenton
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Foster
Vane
Brookville
Donald Reed
Chester Vana Cleet
Margaret Tindall
Tieten Mickey
Annie Shakesty
Supreme Covet
Trenchard
Mercer County
McDevitt Bids for Congress After Treasurer Bid Exit
Wilkes Barre reported politicking surrounds John Jax McDevitt who rose as a “millionaire for a day” by winning the Democratic nod for county treasurer and then selling out. He now says he will seek the party nomination for Congress if he defeats the Republican nominee, arguing party leaders failed to honor promises made when he retired from the earlier race and took 2500 dollars for the nomination.
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Wilkes-Barre
John Jax McDevitt
Congress
McDevitt
Washington
Trial reports reveal Packers price manipulation tactics
In Chicago a trial revealed that Packers frequently curtailed ship ments to raise prices. Cordova Alaska reported a large anthracite coal discovery at White River head in Yukon territory. Albany announced Governor Diy commuted five more convicts sentences, four at Clinton prison and one at Great Meadows. London proposed a protest against Bertrand Stewart's espionage sentence of three and a half years through a tour by Junglish tourists of German holiday resorts.
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Cordova
Alaska
White River
Yukon Territory
Albany
Diy
Clinton Prison
Great Meadows
London
Bertrand Stewart
Retail Merchants convene in Belleville Illinois
The nineteenth annual convention of the Retail Merchants' Association of Illinois met at Liederkranz hall in Belleville. Delegates seated numbered 200 as Secretary A. G. Hambroch of Chicago urged a plan to curb the high cost of living without hurting retailer profits.
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Belleville
Retail Merchants’ Association of Ilinois
Liederkranz Hall
A. G. Hambroch
Chicago
Post Office Nominations Confined by Senate
The senate confined several nominations including Henry B. Flach of Attica New York Jerome A Freeman of Savona New York Mortimer N Cole of Castile New York Thomas J Dickinson of Champlain New York and William Johns of Harmon New York during the February session in Washington.
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Senate
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Attica
N. Y
Jerome A Freeman
Savona
Mortimer N Cole
Castile
Thomas 3
Dickinsoun
Champlain
N.Y
Willian Johns
Harmon N.Y
American Tobacco Directors Vote No Dividend on Common Stock
New York February 8 The regular quarterly meeting of the directors of the American Tobacco company was held here. The only noteworthy incident was that no dividend was voted for the common stock.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Kaiser Opens Reichstag In White Hall Ceremony
Berlin February 8 Kaiser opened the first session of the newly elected Reichstag in the White Hall of the Rovel Palace. The ceremony was brilliant with many Socialist members in attendance.
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Reichstag
Rovel Palace
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