Thaw Declared Sane and Freed after Long Fight
Harry K Thaw is declared sane by Supreme Court Justice Peter A Hendrick and released on 35000 bail amid cheering crowds. He leaves Manhattan for Atlantic City and Pittsburgh to join family after three weeks of habeas corpus proceedings.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Edgar Dromberger
Thaw
Griffenhagen
Broadway
No. 42
Battery Place
West Street
Cortlandt Street
Newark
New Jersey
Anheuser Busch
Market Street
Lakewood
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Denis
Pittsburgh
Hendrick
Mary Coply Thaw
George Lauder Carnegie
Josiah Thaw
Benjamin Thaw
Manhattan
Ktem
Thaw Enjoys Atlantic Ocean Return in Atlantic City
Harry Thaw visits the Atlantic coast after nine years as a weekend guest of the boardwalk crowd. He declares the state's appeal is over and he is free, while predicting little interest in royalty news compared to Roosevelt. He greets reporters and plans a dip after breakfast.
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Stanford White
Thaw
James Mullen
Sylvester L. Scoville
University of Wooster
Mullen
First Presbyterian Church
Henry M. Mellen
Atlantic City
Harry Thaw
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt
Frisco
Thaw Leaves Atlantic City Slayer Quits Ocean Side
Harry K. Thaw departed Atlantic City for Philadelphia late today after leaving the Ocean Side resort. Thaw’s movement follows the July 18 report of his withdrawal from the Atlantic City area.
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Slayer of White
Ocean Side Resort
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Harry K. Thaw
Phila
Thaw Returns Home to Glowing Pittsburgh Welcome
Harry K Thaw reached Beechwood Avenue Beechwood boulevard East Liberty after a Philadelphia train ride to a massive ovation. Police escort guided him through cheering crowds as he embraced his mother and saluted reporters thanking friends for support in his long-awaited homecoming.
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Pittsburgh
Harry K. Thaw
East Liberty
Philadelphia
Matthews
East End
Beechwood Boulevard
Stanford White
Thaw
New York
Germany Loses All Colonies in Allied Occupation
London reports that four hundred fifty thousand square miles of German colonial possessions have been occupied by entente Allies during the war. The official announcement was made today by A Bonar Law British secretary for the colonies.
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London
A. Bonar Law
Liberty Bell Reaches Frisco Amid Huge Expo Greeting
The Liberty Bell arrived at the San Francisco exposition grounds after its cross country journey. It was met by the largest crowd since leaving Philadelphia, marking a triumphant homecoming in the city by the bay.
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San Francisco
Exposition Grounds
Philadelphia
Vares Will Use Brumbaugh For State Wide Fight
Philadelphia politics drive Pennsylvania power plays as the Vare faction faces Penrose McNichol. Brumbaugh may align with Vares if a Philadelphia mayoral battle erupts, influencing 1916 races for president senator and other offices.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Quaker City
Erie
Pike Counties
Congressman Ware
Penrose
McNichol
Vare
Penrose and
J. Hampton Moore
Vares
Penrose-McNichol
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Harrisburg
Yates
Brumbaugh
Ware
William E. Crow
United States
Goat Defies Town by Blocking Traffic and Attacking Policeman
Kokomo Indiana July 20 a billy goat tied up traffic and twice dodged officers as it charged pedestrians and fled toward a candy store. Patrolman Elkins captured the animal by the head after a tense chase until the owner intervened.
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Kokomo
Ind
Chicago
Elkins
Webb
Penrose Auto Destroyed Near Greensburg
A large automobile owned by Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania caught fire near Greensburg on July 13 while transporting the senator and friends from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. The $4,009 machine was destroyed by engine fire after which the party, including Layton Taylor H B Nesbitt and Wm Le Haven of Philadelphia, continued by train.
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Greensburg
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Friends
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Layton Taylor
H. B. Nesbitt
Wm.le Haven
Printed Envelopes at 50 Cents Cash with Order
Printing offer for 160 envelopes with name and address printed. Delivery promised for 50 cents cash with the order. Mail Printing Co. in Warren, Pennsylvania, advertises the service.
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Mail Printing Co
Warren, Pa
Yankee Bush Farmer Samuel Gantz Dies in Accidental Gun Incident
Samuel W. Gantz a prosperous Yankee Bush Hill farmer died Wednesday morning in an accidental shooting while planning to shoot woodchucks near his crops. His wife learned of the discharge, a cousin found his body by a fence, and authorities believe the gun discharged as he moved it, killing him instantly.
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Samuel W. Gantz
Yankee Bush Hill
Alex Speckman
Oil Men Reunite At Petroleum Center Reunion
Scores of Oil Country veterans gathered at Petroleum Center for an annual reunion after a weather delay from June 30 to July 14. President S N Moyor and officers were elected for next year as longtime residents shared reminiscences and old photographs.
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Petroleum Center
Peter A. Wilbert
Oil City
Edwin C. Bell
Titusville
Old Petroleum Center
S. N. Moyor
John J. Sharpe
Kate J
Sweeney
P. A. Wilbert
George Davis
Henry Strahl
D. K. James
Bradford
Rouseville
Pleasantville
Franklin
Figure In White Escapes From Malden Hospital
Isaac Cohen spots a figure in white at Forestdale Cemetery. He chases and catches Ivan Clark, 14, who had escaped Malden Contagious Hospital after taking a medicine and leaping from a second story window. Clark is returned to custody at the hospital.
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Malden
Miss
Isaac Cohen
Forestdale Cemetery
Ivan Clark
Ma den Contagious Hospital
Young Clark
Cohen
Whale mistaken for U boat killed off Goreana
A large whale sighted off the Island of Goreana opposite Pola was mistaken for a submarine and shelled by two destroyers, resulting in its death. The incident, reported by the Tribune, occurred yesterday in waters near Pola.
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Rome
Goreana
Pola
Tribuna
Leo M Frank Victim of Cowardly Attack Headline
Reading Pennsylvania July 19 Harry F Westbrook 32 confessed to planning a dynamite plot to become a hero and claim a reward after finding explosive on railroad tracks near Altoona. He built the bomb, placed it on the track, and later reported finding it to authorities.
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Reading
Harry F. Westbrook
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Westbrook
Frank Holt
Senator Penrose Charged With Speed Laws Violation
Irwin Pennsylvania July 19 Senator Boise Penrose received a notice to appear and answer a speeding charge after a motor officer stopped him on Pennsylvania Avenue for exceeding the borough speed limit. He apologized and was allowed to proceed, with a $10 fine noted for speeding.
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Irwin
Boise Penrose
Greensburg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Beach
Penrose
Suffrage Leader’s Car Seized For Tax Sale in Media
Constable A. C. W. Mathues seized Dr. Anna Howard Shaw’s yellow suffrage car for a $126 state tax unpaid by Shaw. The car, recently donated by New York suffragists, bore banners urging vote for women. He secured entry to the garage and stored the vehicle pending sale.
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Media
Anna Howard Shaw
A. C. W. Mathues
Shaw
Patrol System for Roads Sets Up Aug 1 Start
Harrisburg reports a patrol system for State highways to begin August 1 under Commissioner Cunningham. About 190 men will be employed, assigned to sections, and tasked with repair work on main routes across roughly two thirds of the counties. They will operate under county superintendents with ready equipment and signaling for work in progress or absences. Materials will be placed along roads at convenient distances to prevent delays.
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Harrisburg
Missioner Cunningham
Highway Com
Sunday Reading in The Philadelphia Press Magazine
The Philadelphia Press promotes its Sunday Magazine as a quality feature with thirty-two pages of fiction and current topics. It promises color illustrations and a broad appeal for readers, highlighting atmosphere and selection.
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Philadelphia Press
Erie Judge Paul A. Benson Dies After Illness
Erie, Pa July 21 Paul A Benson associate judge of Erie county and former grand master of the I O O F of Pennsylvania died shortly before midnight from a neck wound believed caused by a carbuncle Local and fraternal ties included Mason Elks and various lodge offices He served three years as district attorney and was elected to assist Judge Emery Walling in 1911 He held his last jury court in Beaver county in June presiding
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Erie
Paul A. Benson
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Emery Walling
Beaver County
Warren Mail Subscription Offer
Prominent notice inviting readers to subscribe to the Warren Mail at one dollar per year in advance, outlining the payment term and how to enroll.
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Warren
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