Moabit district clashes and global health updates
New York correspondents report police sabre attacks on reporters in Moabit Berlin as cholera cases rise in Naples with nine deaths in 24 hours and strict New York precautions. Wisconsin Republican convention backs La Follette progressive platform. English cotton spinners union plans no concessions, risking a 150000 strong lockout on October 1.
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New York
Moabit
Berlin
Naples
New York City
Wisconsin
la Follette
Federation of
England
Labrador Fishermen Face Record Winter Privation
From St Johns Newfoundland reports say the Labrador fishing season produced the smallest catch in the history of the organized industry signaling a winter of privation for many crews. In Utica New York Vice President Sherman said he accepted the Republican state convention result and would back the ticket. Albany’s William Barnes Jr also pledged support. London made history as Sir Thomas Vesey Strong was elected Lord Mayor becoming the first teetotaller to hold the post. The funeral for George Chavez, who died after a Alps crossing aeroplane mishap, was held in Domo d Osello.
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St. Johns
N. F
Sherman
Utica
N. Y
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Thomas Vesey Strong
London
George Chavez
Alps
Domo d’Osello
Deficiencies in Columbus cited as hindering canonization
Paris dispatch notes defects in moral character of Columbus, suggesting he will not be canonized. London reports Nicaragua receiving US pledges of 20 million dollars with financial management by Washington. Henry Wynmalin sets Milan altitude record of 9121 feet before engine failure forces landing. A Los Angeles Times plant explosion kills nineteen. union labor blamed for the blast and other acts.
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Columbus
Paris
London
Nicaragua
United States
Henri Wynmalin
Milan
Los Angeles Times
Compromise on Lockout Accepted by Workers in England
The English board of trade has submitted a lockout compromise which workers have accepted and employers are expected to approve. Also noted are cholera cases in Naples, Wu Ting Fang backing China abolishing the queue, and various international incidents including a fatal plane crash and naval losses.
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English Board of Trade
Edmond Poillot
Naples
Washington
Wu Ting Fang
China
New York
Thunder Bay
Lake Huron
New Hampshire
Rolleall
Venezuela Colombia border ties renewed and linked events
Diplomatic relations between Venezuela and Colombia have been restored after boundary tensions. Henri Wynmalen set a new world altitude record of 9,186 feet at Mourmelon as recognized by the Aero Club of Paris. Mr Taft must find a new Beverly cottage as his lease was not renewed. A death at sea occurred aboard a steamer detained at New Orleans with notable Americans aboard.
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Venezuela
Naples
Juxrantine
New York
Mrs Boyle Courtroom Testimony in Kidnap Case
In a Cleveland Sharon case the court weighed Mrs Boyle's guilt as an accessory to kidnapping. District Attorney Lininger argued her statements pointed to conspiracy and deception, while defense questions and a judge's remarks framed the deliberations. Separate items note a Gisholt employee hurt, Third street paving to begin, and Edward Miller injury from a 30 foot fall at the Conenango refinery.
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Miller
Ohio
Sharon
Lininger
Boyle
Cleveland
Denver
Edward Miller
Prospect St
Conenango
For Rent Crandall Building 223 Hickory Street
Lower floor of Crandall Building at 223 Hickory Street and front office on the second floor offered for light manufacturing or mercantile use. Possession November 1, 1910. For particulars inquire of C. D. Crandall, Warren, Pa.
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Crandall
Hickory Street
C. D. Crandall
Warren, Pa
Doctor Tetanus Case Tied to Rusty Needle Incident
Northumberland Pa Oct 6 Dr F B Hilleman surgeon was treated for lockjaw after pricking his finger a week after treating George Kressinger who contracted tetanus from a rusty needle. Hilleman injected antitoxin then pricked his own hand and tetanus developed. Kressinger died and was buried. Hilleman remains critically ill with slim hopes for recovery.
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Northumberland
F. B. Hilleman
Philadelphia
George Kressinger
Hilleman
Kressinger
Hospital's death by own action toll in Pottsville find
Toll of three former Pottsville hospital resident physicians who killed themselves in the past year rises. Dr H G Cudger died from cutting his throat in New York City Grand Central hotel. Dr Campbell took poison and died instantly. Dr Stewart shot himself in a Pittsburgh hotel. All suffered melancholia.
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Pottsville, Pa
Pottsville Hospital
H. G. Cudger
Grand Central Hotel
New York City
Campbell
Stewart
Pittsburg
Swearing In Spanish Witnesses
A description notes a ritual in some Spanish provinces where a witness crosses the thumb over the forefinger and, after kissing the cross, proclaims I swear to tell the truth. The gesture signals oath taking before testimony in court.
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Spain
Special Train and Street Cars Arrive After Meeting
A public notice lists departure times for a special train to Youngsville and street cars to Sheffield and Akeley following a meeting. It notes locations including Irvington Tiona Saybrook Weldbank Clarendon Stoneham and Sheffield with specific times from 6.30 to 7.10.
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Youngsville
Tiona Irvington
Sheffield
Saybrook
Akeley
Quiet Wedding Unites Campbell and Russ at Parsonage
Frank Campbell and Minnie Russ of Grand Valley were married quietly at the parsonage of Rev. D. L. Caldwell of the First Evangelical church last Wednesday forenoon.
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D. L. Caldwell
First Evangelical Church
Frank Campbell
Minnie Russ
Grand Valley
Thompson Schmocker Wedding in Mayville New York
J R Thompson son of A W Thompson of Clark street and Miss Freda Schmocker of 18 Locust street were united in marriage Monday September 26 by Rev Locke at the M E parsonage Mayville NY They plan to reside in Corry New York
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Thompson-Schmocker
J. R. Thompson
A. W. Thompson
Clark Street
Freda Schmocker
Locust Street
Locke
M. E. Parsonage
Mayville
N. Y
Corry
Happy Couple United in Pittsburg Nuptials
Frederick Wetali of Pittsburg and Frances M Mohney of Duh ring were wed last Wednesday at the home of Rev. J W Smith on Liberty street. The groom works for the Baltimore and Ohio railway and the couple will reside in Pittsburg.
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Frederick Wetali
Pittsburg
Frances M. Mohney
Duhring
J. W. Smith
Liberty Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Stewart Dines at Warren Outing Club Before Buffalo Study
Paul B. Stewart was entertained at a farewell dinner at the Warren Outing Club on Thursday evening. About 30 guests attended as he prepares to resume medical studies at the University of Buffalo. A social time followed after the meal.
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Paul B. Stewart
Warren Outing Club
Stewart
University of Buffalo
Marriage at Bride's Home Betsy Byers Weds Helmer Backstrom
The ceremony took place Tuesday evening September 27 at 8 o'clock at the bride's parents home 623 Con ewango avenue Mr and Mrs J A Bjers with Rev A C Drummond and Rev Fred Drevits officiating using the full Baptist ring service.
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J. A. Bjers
Conewango Avenue
Betty Marie Byers
Helmer Backstrom
A. C. Drummond
Fred Drevits
Warren
Riverside Outing Club Members Entertained at Starbrick
Mrs Monroe Crary and Mrs Fred Boynton hosted Riverside Outing club ladies at Starbrick last Saturday. A five course lawn dinner followed by music sewing and games provided entertainment for guests led by honored guest Miss Ada Shutt of Jamestown.
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Monroe Crary
Fred Boynton
Riverside Outing Club
Starbrick
Ada Shutt
Jamestown
Dish towel shower for the president mentioned
A fragment notes a dish towel shower held for the president, Mrs. Ittel, indicating a social or ceremonial event without further details.
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Ment
Mrs. Ittel
Bachelor Girls entertain at Hertzel Street home
Miss Martha Geracimos hosted the Bachelor Girls last Friday evening at her Hertzel Street home. Music and games highlighted the event with dainty refreshments served.
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Martha Geracimos
Hertzel Street
Winter plans of James Cable and family in Florida
James Cable and wife left Monday heading to Florida to spend the winter in Jacksonville. Prof. Hyde also departed Monday for Rochester New York to attend the World's Fair at Hemlock New York and expects to return in about a week or ten days.
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James Cable
Florida
Jacksonville
Hyde
Rochester
N. Y
Hemlock
Lecture and Concert Season Opens November 2 1910
The management unveils a stronger 1910 11 season with new numbers and international talent. Season tickets rise to 2.00 dollars including opening night reserved seating. five other nights priced 10 15 or 20 cents. Notables include Flor Entine Orchestra Signor Francis Tanni Hoch Taft Bartilotti Passmore Clark Laurant Chaffee and Magician Maugaurite Chaffee. Mary Olive King is resident manager.
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Warren
Florentine Orchestra
Signor
Francis Tanni
K. W. Hoch
Kansas
Lorado Taft
Chicago
Signor Bartilotti
Passmore Trio
California
Chas
Edw. Clark
Canada
Laurant
America
Maugaurite Chaffee
Mary Olive King
Mgr
Milk Tickets Printed at MAI Office
Sanitary milk tickets issued at the MAI office for dealers to comply with the law. Call to see samples and arrange obtaining them.
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Mai
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Mr. Lininger
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Harry Holmburg
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Ernor
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