World News Briefs From Early Friday Topics
Seven strikebreakers are injured in car riots in Indianapolis and troops may be ordered out. Mrs Douglas Robinsons candidate for West Orange New Jersey town council loses by three votes. Clergy members of Rainy Day club in New Jersey denounce dress. Extraordinary precautions at Kiev as Beilis verdict is returned. Mr Roosevelt arrives in Buenos Aires to a warm welcome. King Otto of Bavaria is formally succeeded by Prince Regent Ludwig II.
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Indianapolis
Douglas Robinson
West Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Rainy Day Club
Kiefi
Roosevelt
Buenos Ayres
Otto
Bavaria
Ludwig II
Heart Disease Almost Fatal to Young Girl
A mother recalls her thirteen year old daughter nearly dying from heart trouble. She credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with aiding relief after starting use following a recommendation from a friend and notes the remedy is sold and guaranteed by druggists.
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Miles
Miles Medical
Eikhart, Ind
Mail and Aptedate Update for Busy Readers
The Mail outlines a new affordable rate of 1.08 dollars per year and provides a condensed schedule aimed at busy readers. It emphasizes quick access to key notices and streamlined updates for both men and women on tight timetables.
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Downes Launches in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the United States torpedo boat destroyer Downes is launched as the latest naval addition. A Seattle residence reports bubonic plague infested rats found. a mile from the water front. Governor Felker approves New York state request to return Harry K. Thaw to federal court. Patrolman Jack Hughes of Paterson, brother of Senator Hughes, sails for Manila to lead police duties.
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Aneshbeth
Downes
United States
Philadelphia
Seattle
Wa Front
Felker
New York State
Harry K. Thaw
Jack” Hughes
Paterson Force
William Hughes
Manila
Deposed Governor in Film Drama Titled The Shame of the Empire State
Cable dispatch from Athens warns of a looming crisis in Greece and Turkey this week. Health officials shutter Sunday schools in Acquackanonk New Jersey amid a diphtheria outbreak. Connecticut women rally against Mrs Wakefield’s proposed hanging and plan to march on the board of pardons seeking commutation.
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Empire State
Greece
Turkey
Athens
Acquackanonk
Paterson
N. J
Connecticut
Wakefield
New York Hatcheries Surpass Last Year By Large Margin
Hatcheries across New York state record a total increase of 550 million in output compared with the previous year. Officials attribute higher yields to improved breeding and management practices across facilities.
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New York State
Mencel Beiliss
Kieff
American Federation of Labor
New Jersey Supreme Court
William D. Haywood
Carlo Tresca
Adolph Lessig
Board of Arbitration Awards
Mount Holly Youth Sentenced for Slaying Stepfather
A Mount Holly youth received a prison term of not less than 15 years for killing his stepfather who had previously struck his blind mother. The case raises questions about intent and civil death for prisoners serving indeterminate murder sentences.
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Mount Holly
Paris
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Meyge Merty
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Warren
BANK
United States Depository
Scribner’s Magazine
Fifth Ave
New York City
G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second &J
Warren, Pa
BELL
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
News of the World
Globe
Vermont
London
Great Britain
Passaic Valley
Totowa
Saddle River
Ecabe
Nak ’ Johnson
Chamek Pic
Mister Pleeceman
Jogart
Chinchiller
Chinchilla
LAW
Penn.a. Avenue West
George Jackson
Chile
Hotel Informatin Bureau
Mlantuc
South America
Rogers Bros
Rogers
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
Pennsylvania Optical Society
T. J Foley
A. A. Day Co
N. Y
Warren Tel. Co
Pickett
Hardware Company
Kopf & Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Roth
Washington
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