Great Bermuda Contest Closes Next Wednesday Night
Six days remain to win a vacation trip as voters prepare for the final promotional push. The notice urges large margins and cautions that opponents may withhold votes, urging readers to participate and support the promotion.
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Bermuda
Winners announcement for Bermuda Contest July 8 1915
Announcement urges readers to enter The Mail Bermuda Contest before July 7 1915. Emphasizes buying subscriptions to earn votes with bonus votes for increments of 25 dollars and calls on supporters to push for more votes. Advises contacting former subscribers and extending subscriptions, noting final deadline and continuation on page eight.
Becker Story Nears Public View On Becker Confession
Ossining N Y June 25 The Becker confession detailing his life graft and the Rosenthal murder nears completion and may be shared with Gov Whitman or the public The document outlines Becker life from boyhood to police lieutenant his graft links and the motive behind the Rosenthal killing with names and inferred motives.
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Ossining
N. Y
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Manton
Gov
Whitman
Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
New York
Jack Rose
Rose
Jack Selig
Sullivan
Rose Becker
Dixmude Recalled as Once Wealthy Border Town
The National Geographic Society recalls Dixmude once a thriving port city of over 30 000 people with walls and quays, later decayed to 1100 residents. It notes 16th century fires, its medieval houses, St Nicholas Church and famed bird singing contests that brought prizes and local pride.
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Washington, D. C
Dixmude
National Geographic Society
Yser
Ghent
Bruges
Flander
Europe
St. Nicholas
L O T M Meeting In Russell Sees New Member Initiated
Russell Hive No. 75 held a meeting with 34 members. one new member joined the Maccabees. Afterward the Ladies enjoyed a bean lunch and a guessing contest. Flora J. Russell won the cake guessing prize guessing a bottle. Perrine won bean lunch prize and Larimer the least beans prize.
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Pearl Larimer
Palmer to Get Lansing's Place as Counselor
President Wilson has chosen Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania to succeed Robert Lansing as counselor of the State Department. Cabinet approval is reported with a cautious vetting of sentiment and suitability before an official announcement.
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Department of State
Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
United States Court of Claims
Wilson
Robert Lansing
State Department
Palmer
Lansing
John Bassett Moore
Pelmer
Youngsville Approves Water System Bond Issue
In a special election voters approved a 28000 bond issue with 162 for and 73 against. The plan funds a 22000 water system for fire protection for two factories and domestic supply, plus 3000 for sewers and 3000 for street paving. A hilltop reservoir and gravity drops will reduce pumping needs.
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Youngsville
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw To Testify At Trial
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was served a subpoena to appear before Justice Hendrick in the trial testing the sanity of Harry K. Thaw. She will testify for the state. The subpoena was served on Mrs Thaw at a Adirondacks camp 18 miles from Malone New York.
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Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Slaton Hissed as He Ends Governorship in Georgia
Atlanta June 26. Two regiments guard retiring Gov Slaton who commuted Leo Frank sentence. Inauguration of Nat Harris proceeds amid hisses as Slaton presents great seal. Crowds vow to prevent Slaton from leaving city amid arrests and threats. Knights of Mary Phagan oath bound to seek vengeance.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Nat Harris
Slaton
Hemphill Avenue
Governor Slaton
Capitol
Harris
Burwell
House
Marietta
Hapeville
Jonesboro
Mary Phagan
Grocers warned to purge wormy cereals statewide
Harrisburg June 29 The State Food Bureau warns grocers to remove wormy cereals and to sample retail stocks for insect contamination. Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust says prosecutions will follow any found pests and urges retailers to stock small quantities and rotate stock to prevent spoilage.
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Harrisburg
State Food Bureau
Dairy and
Foust
Bureau
State College
Wevilly
Greenville Hardware Merchant Slain in Store Robbery
In Greenville on June 28 the body of William Washburn a 78 year old hardware merchant was found behind his store counter with a crushed skull. Robbery is suspected and James Drew aged 22 was later arrested and held on suspicion.
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Greenville
William Washburn
James Drew
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