Stella Hodge Confesses in Fatal Shooting Case
Stella Hodge, also known as Mrs. Arthur Drake, confesses to shooting Emil Amann by accident, with Warren, Ohio, authorities reporting. The statement follows Amann’s death and implicates no other parties in the incident.
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Warren Woman
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Arthur Drake
Woman's Story Under Question in Amann Andrews Case
Stella Hodges alias Mrs Arthur Drake was arrested in Atlantic City N J and confessed to shooting Emil Amann on January 27 1911 claiming the death was accidental The confession runs over 3000 words and details relations and the Conewango Creek cottage meeting near Russell The confession is dated June 26 1911 and a statement from District Attorney Lyons was withheld.
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Warren
Stella Hodges
Arthur B. Drake
Atlantic City
N. J
Emil Amann
H. G. Silcox
Philadelphia Traction Co
Amann
Conewango Creek
Russell
D. A. Arird
J. M. Andrews
Lyons
Arthur E. Drake
Jamestown
N. Y
Arthur Drake
Port Huron
Michigan
John Best
Mr. Walker
Walker
Walker Cottage
Best
Best Cottage
Mr. Best
Warren Emergency Hospital
Mr. Amann
Leuvel Street
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley Railroad
S. E. Walker
Warren Times
Myers
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Buffalo
Mr. Meyers
Emile Amann
Liberty Street
Mr. Bayer
Sixth
Liberty Streets
John M. Andrews
Amana
Mr. Myers
Mr. Lyons
Statement by Stella Hodge on Amann case at Warren
Stella Hodge of Warren Pa recounts meetings with Emil Amann and John M Andrews, describes a January night on an abandoned hill near a reservoir where Amann gave her a revolver, the weapon discharged fatally wounding Amann, her subsequent actions, and pressures from investigators and defense counsel while she avoided further contact.
Ringling Brothers to Perform in Jamestown Wednesday
Announcement that Ringling Bros World Famous Shows will give two performances in Jamestown on Wednesday July 12. The event features rich acts including trained elephants, aerialists, gypsy riders, clowns, and a morning parade. Ringling Bros employs over 2000 people with 1286 traveling with the show.
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Jamestown
Warren
Prof
Emory
Schuman
Circus Schuman
Germany
Toque
Dog Marvel
England
Alex
Great Crocker
Dettorelli
Persia
Bonsetti
Castrillian
Hodgins
Tom Tinker
America
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Baraboo
Wis
Europe
Asia
Liverpool
Tetanus Anti-Toxin Stations Amid Fourth of July Wound Warnings
State Health Commissioner Dixon urges prompt antitoxin use for explosive wounds and lists sixty seven distributing stations including J. C. Dunn in Tionesta and N F Ames in Corry. He notes independence day sacrifices decline and stresses immediate physician contact and wound care.
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Dixon
J. C. Dunn
Tionesta
Guy H. Curtis
Franklin
N. F. Ames
Corry
W. S. Peirce
Warren
Advertising in the Mail Delivers Real Results
A compact sales note urges advertisers to use the Mail for proven results. It promises broad reach and quick responses for local campaigns, products, or services by placing ads in the newspaper.
R. F. D. Mail Carriers Hold County Picnic
The second annual rural mail carriers picnic of Warren county was held at Allegheny Springs. Carriers substitutes postmasters and families attended with widespread county representation. A future picnic is planned for next June at the Springs and a September Rural Letter Carriers Association meeting is scheduled in Russell.
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Allegheny Springs
Youngsville
Warren
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Venango County
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Judge criticizes noncook husband in Chicago cooking call
Chicago, June 21. Municipal Judge Goodnow, a confident chef, tells a man who cannot cook that he should not marry. He urges the husband to wake early, cook breakfast, and bring a cup of chocolate to his wife, noting domestic felicity depends on shared cooking duties. The judge calls the man a pitiable object and embraces the idea of a “mama boy.”
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Goodnow
Judge Goodnow
Man goes insane from eye pain at Mountainside hospital
Samuel Gordon a 42 year old patient from Bloomfield, admitted days earlier, suffered severe pain from quicklime in his eyes. He became demented and was removed to Essex County Hospital for the Insane at Overbrook after police were summoned.
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Montclair
N. J
Samuel Gordon
Mountainside Hospital
Essex County Hospital
Overbrook
Gordon
Bloomfield
Edward Reilly
Insane Asylum
Cave-In Bends Graves at Plymouth Cemeteries
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on June 29 a mine subsidence tore apart about 300 graves at two Plymouth cemeteries the St Vincent de Paul and the Polish Catholic sites. Headstones fences and plots were wrecked with depressions up to eight feet deep and coffins torn open. Relatives suffer distress as more graves may be affected by the cave-in.
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St. Vincent de Paul
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