Christys To Live Apart As Reconciliation Fails
Artist Howard Chandler Christy confirms no reconciliation with wife Maybelle Christy. He remains at Duncan Falls near Zanesville Ohio, says Natalie and he will not join her in New York. He cites heavy work and no plans for reunification or holidays.
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Howard Chandler Christy
Maybelle’ Christy
Christy
Duncanalls
Zanesville
Duncan Falls
New York
Natalie
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New York Central Builds Shorter Line to Cut Distance and Time
The New York Central begins a new route reducing New York to Chicago distance by 150 to 175 miles and cutting about three hours from travel time. Through trains will bypass Cleveland to faster service via Youngstown and Ravenna with a new Franklin Struthers line under construction.
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Pittsburg
New York Central Lines
New York
Chicago
Youngstown
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
Niles
Ravenna
Franklin-Struthers
New York City
Williamsport
New York Central
Franklin
Struthers
N. Y. Central Lines
Lake Erie & Eastern R. R
Ravena
Cleveland Elyria
Lake Erie
Tuberculosis Hospital Opening Delayed in East Bloomfield
The county tuberculosis hospital at East Bloomfield New York is postponed indefinitely due to failure to locate a water supply. A Naples well-digger abandoned work after days of effort and Pennsylvania diggers were brought in. A depth of 125 feet has been sunk with no water. if 225 feet fails, the project may be abandoned. Water may have to be piped from a spring over half a mile away. A right of way for the pipeline is secured.
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East Bloomfield
N. Y
Naples
Pennsylvania
Oil Tank Explosion Shakes Bayonne and Hudson County
A Tidewater Oil Company tank in Bayonne New Jersey containing forty thousand barrels of kerosene exploded sending a roar and ground tremors across miles. One worker is missing and believed dead while five others are seriously injured. The blast rattled Asbury Park and Manasquan fifty five miles away and damaged storefronts and glass in Bayonne.
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New York
Tidewater Oil Company
Bayonne
N. J
Asbury Park
Manasquan
Patterson
Morristown
Pittsburg Man Collapses After Election Bet Challenge
Fred Ellison of Pittsburg collapsed on the tenth floor of the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia while paying an election bet won by John K. Peters of Pittsburg. The bet required the loser to climb 22 flights for each thousand votes margin. Ellison had agreed to climb 20 times from cellar to attic. he was on his nineteenth ascent when exhausted.
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Philadelphia
Fred Ellison
Pittsburg
Bellevue- Stratford
John K. Peters
Ellison
Berry
Peterson Toner
Harrisburg Meeting to Discuss Third Class City Council Bill
Harrisburg hosts a League of Cities of the Third Class meeting on December 20 to consider a bill governing third class city councils and related governmental matters. In Lancaster, five men were arrested over the stabbing death of Isaac Makle, a young Black man, in Columbia. suspects deny knowledge of the incident.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
League of Cities of the
Lancaster
Isaac Makle
Columbia
Sibley Audit Postponed to May 8 1911
Frankliq Pa November 15 The audit of the 40509 election expense account of former Congressman Joseph C Sibley was postponed until May 8 1911 by Judge George S Criswell. Seven physicians reported Sibley cannot endure the court ordeal, making a trial unlikely for him while other defendants may still face trial in Warren County in June.
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Frankliq
Joseph C. Sibley
George S. Criswell
Sibley
Criswell
Warren County
Frank H. Taylor
Jailbreak duo caught after cave hiding with vast loot
Shenandoah, Pa, Nov 17 police seized William Kachulis and Casper Wassage from a Locust mountain cave where they hoarded a large stash of goods and provisions for a year. Kachulis had escaped jail twice and once jumped from a moving train en route to Pottsville.
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Shenandoah
William Kachulis
Casper Wassage
Locust Mountain
Kachulis
Pottsville
Montgomery County pays 61000 for Chestnut Hill turnpike
Montgomery County commissioners approved a $61 000 damages award from a jury for the Chestnut Hill and Springhouse turnpike a seven mile roadway in Norristown Pennsylvania on November 17.
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Norristown
Montgomery County
Chestnut Hill and
Springhouse Turnpike
Widow brides sought by Harrisburg man
A man introduced as a widower with two children asked an undertaker for a list of women who had recently become widows, expressing a preference for a widow as a bride. The list was provided.
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Harrisburg
Auto Race Crash Kills Two Women at Raleigh Fairgrounds
At the North Carolina aviation meet in Raleigh the crowd watched McCurdy and Elgin Curtiss planes as Mrs. Woolcott lost control of a race car. The car broke the railing and struck spectators, killing two black women and injuring several others. Mrs. Mooneyhan died of injuries while others were seriously hurt.
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Raleigh
McCurdy
Elgin Curtiss
Woolcott
A. H. Mooneyhan
Death of Two Brothers in Pennsylvania Farm Case
District Attorney Simons and Justice of the Peace Smith oversaw an autopsy on the Kunkle brothers Edward 42 and Charles 49 in Wayne and White Mills counties. Both bodies were discovered in the farm home after suspicions about poisoning arose. the father Frank Kunkle, 70, lived with them and showed indifference. Charles was found under a bed hours after Edward, and a constable reported no body under the house when first checking.
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Simons
Wayne County
Justice of the Peace
Edward Kunkle
Charles
Wife of Guiteau dies in Omaha in retirement
Anna Bunn Dunmire Allen, once Mrs. Charles J. Guiteau, widow of the Garfield assassin, died in Omaha at age 70 after a long life of secrecy. She had testified at Guiteau's trial, later remarried, moved across several states, and kept her past hidden from most neighbors and family.
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Ia. Neb
Charles J. Guiteau
James A. Garfield
Anna B. Allen
Omaha
Gui
Anna Bunn
Dunmire
Washington
Guiteau
Leadville
Stone laid with great color mocks foreign cement comment
After a stone laying ceremony a wire to the builder said the stone was laid with great color. The builder muttered an awful oath and threw the message in disgust calling it another new foreign cement.
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London Globe
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