Prominent Mrs. E. Walker Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Frances L Walker a Warren resident and longtime community figure died after ten weeks of suffering at her Union Street home She was born December 24 1853 in Parksville New York and married Edward Walker in 1874 They built a life in Deposit and later Warren Her activities spanned the First Presbyterian Church and multiple fraternal organizations including the Ladies of the Maccabees and Eastern Star Funeral services were held at her home on Union Street with Rev J W Smith D D presiding and interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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Frances L. Walker
Union Street
Mrs. Walker
Parksville
Sullivan County
N. Y
Garret
Lucy Gray
J Wife
Mirror
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Lucy Grey
Halsey Gray
Auburn
James
Hamletville
N. v
Ernest L
Deposit
James Turner
Edward Walker
Porter i
Cleveland
Burr R
Baker
Buffalo
Tobie
Stockton
McGuire
Walker
Nes
Shell
Nothing-to-do man told to take day off by Boston judge
Hugh A. Purdy of Watertown testified to a Waltham district court that he keeps busy cooking, cleaning and tending the home while his wife Mary A. Purdy runs a boarding house for forty guests. Judge Luce cut him off and advised he should take the day off.
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Boston
Hugh A. Purdy
Quinby Avenue
Watertown
Mary A. Purdy
Purdy
Luce
Waltham District Court
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Natural death cited in Warren County man found dead
Thomas Jefferson Sutton Jr aged about 30 was found dead near his parents home on Sutton Hill Warren County after being missing a day. He resided at East Branch and was survived by his parents three sisters and a half brother. Funeral services were held at the family residence.
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Warren County
Thomas Jefferson Sutton, Jr
Sutton Hill
Cread Valley
Ben
Mm Youngsville
Deasing
Murta
Wii
Finst Branch
Eldred Township
Blooming Valley
East Branch
Bertha Goodwill
Eliza Dalrymple
Corry
Myrtle Baker
Evie
Fire at Riverside Hotel Claims Local Life in Binghamton
A midnight blaze at the Riverside hotel in Binghamton Tuesday left George Meed a retired farmer dead from suffocation in his room after guests escaped in night clothing through windows and over a roof. The fire started in the kitchen from an unknown cause.
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Binghamton
Riverside
George Meed
Adirondack Guides James Call and Henry Lavine Found
The bodies of James Call and Henry Lavine, Stark New York, long time Adirondack guides, were recovered from the Raquette River after they had been missing since last Thursday during a duck hunt. Lavine served as superintendent of Camp Kildare at Camp Saraei.
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James Call
Henry Lavine
Stark
N. Y
Raquette River
Lavine
Kildare
Saraei
Man Injured At Portville Tannery In Sharp Scalp Tear
A. E. Jamison was caught in a cutting machine at the Portville tannery last week and suffered a severe head injury as his scalp was nearly torn off. He was rushed to Higgins Memorial hospital at Glean for treatment.
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Portville
A. E. Jamison
Higgins Memorial Hospital
Glean
Farm laborer falls from ladder at Geneva silo
James Aerie of the Black farm near Geneva fell from a ladder while repairing a silo last week and suffered serious injuries. He was hospitalized at Geneva City hospital where internal injuries are feared to be serious.
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James Aerie
Geneva
Geneva City
Japan seeks new treaty to grant equal land ownership rights
Tokyo signals a push for a bilateral pact that would declare Japanese subjects may own land in the United States on par with other aliens. The move aims to force federal action or challenge California's land law, risking Senate opposition and possible friction with Japan and President Wilson.
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Japan
United States
California
Supreme Court of the
Pryan
Fed Ral
Wilson
Senate
America
Large corn shipment arrives from Buenos Ayres in New York
The Cheriston brought 7300 tons of shelled corn to New York, the largest SA shipment in over two years, signaling a wave of imports by several dealers. Three more shiploads have been contracted to arrive soon, consigned to Louis Dreyfus & Co, with buyers projecting savings by paying transport costs.
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Buenos Ayres
South America
Cheriston
New York
Louis Dreyfus & Co
Tennessee Man Frames Income Tax Bill Near Passage
A Tennessee man signals progress on a proposed income tax bill expected to become law soon. The framed measure, backed by regional officials, aims to reshape state revenue and public finance.
Mrs Huss Prefers Prison to Fine in Lace Smuggling Case
Mrs Anna Huss chose jail over a $100 fine after pleading guilty to smuggling $180 worth of lace. A customs inspector said she admitted trying to get even with officers for earlier lace obtained abroad when the Nordland landed in July.
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New York
Charles M. Hough
Anna Huss
Huss
Nordland
Girl Accuses Father in Gas Room Attack
Viola Whalen, 15, found bound and gagged in a gas filled room at her mother's Haverhill home. She says her father George Whalen, absent from home, threatened to kill her and released gas after binding her. police have sought him for a week on an assault warrant.
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Haverhill
Mass
Viola Whalen
George Whalen
Whalen
Indians Get Big Bonus For Osage Oil Lands Lease
Washington reports Cato Sells says 10 542 acres in the Osage Indian reservation in Oklahoma brought a total bonus of 505315 40 dollars, an average of 48 dollars per acre. He plans to offer 100000 acres or more of Osage oil lands for lease soon.
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Washington
Cato Sells
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Osage Indian Reservation
Oklahoma
Sells
Devil Anse Hatfield Heads Into Vaudeville Circuit
Charleston West Virginia reports that 74 year old feud figure Anse Hatfield will perform a vaudeville show at a local theater tonight recounting his Hatfield McCoy feud experiences.
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Charleston
W. Va
Anse Hatfield
Hatfield
Civil War Captain H B Nichols Ends Life at Home
Norfolk veteran Captain H B Nichols age 81 and twice postmaster of Norfolk shot himself in his home. He commanded a Wisconsin company in the Civil War.
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Norfolk
H. B. Nichols
Wisconsin
Copper Mines Prepare to Guard Property as Strike Persists
Detectives shot at as copper mining companies plan to import manpower to guard plants outside Ahmeek and Calumet Michigan. A special New York train with 60 detectives was fired upon near Ahmeek. windows were broken but no injuries reported. Deputies and detectives protected crowds at Houghton as more detectives moved through to the mining district amid dispute over Governor Ferris holding troops. A woman was assaulted by a detective, and several striking workers quit after the injunction dissolved and protection waned.
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Ahmeek
Mich
Kewanan
Calumet
New York
Houghton
Bistols
Sun
Wolverine
Ferris
Blind man in Lima faces inquiry after depot incident
Mayor Shook ordered a scientific inquiry into the eye condition of Thomas Kern a beggar known as the blind man at the Lima Ohio interurban depot. The court record notes Kern appeared to discern a woman's form in a diaphanous gown before a policing arrest following a distracted drop of his cup and theft of his glasses during a staged pity act.
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Thomas Kern
Shook
Lima
Kern
Rabies Outbreak Kills Cattle In Linden Area
Several cows owned by Linden farmers are quarantined after rabies exposure. Animals belonging to Rev J Dean Brown and Charles R Miller were killed to curb the outbreak. A dog that bit cows in Linden three weeks ago traveled to Wyoming before showing rabies symptoms and being slain. Officials link the dog to the cattle epidemic.
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Linden
N. Y
Big Fruit Exhibit At North East Carnival
One of the largest exhibitions of fruit and vegetables in the Chautauqua and Erie belt was held at the North East carnival last week. The event was organized by the village business men and the North East grange. North East lies in a premier fruit region with grapes as a major crop and apples plums peaches cherries quinces pears berries and more grown locally.
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Chautauqua and Erie
North East
North East Grange
Proud Old Man Ends His Life in Bronx Home
John Armbruster, 76, faced debt and starvation or surrender of his independence and shot himself in his Bronx home. Two notes were found. one appeared to be a will disposing of his estate. A two cent slip noted payment to a newsman at Westchester Avenue and Central Street. He had refused to live with his wealthy son.
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New York
John Armbruster
Bronx
Westchester Avenue
Central Street
Armbruster
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