Woman in Black Sought in Hastings Murder Mystery
Police pursue clues in the Hastings on Hudson case where a man was found dead near Rowley’s Ravine. A mysterious woman in black, armed with a revolver and club, left behind tan gloves and a unique hat with an initial S. Coroner suspects the murder occurred in New York, with the body possibly moved by boat.
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Hastings-on Hudson
N. Y
Rowley’s Ravine
James Sincotto
Doyle
H. W. Tims
North Broadway
Yonkers
Ida Wendt
Samuel Cassell
Rivington Street
Dunn
New York
Fresh Beef Exports Rise From Southern Zones
Fresh beef from the South Temperate zone becomes a major U S export with two to three million pounds arriving in the port in the past three months. Australian and Argentine meat dominates, suggesting total imports may exceed eight million pounds in the current fiscal year per the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.
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S. Temperate Zone
United States
Australia
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Sullivan's Body Found in Train Death at Pelham Park
Big Tim Sullivan New York politician died when struck by a train at Pelham Parkway. His body lay 13 days in a morgue awaiting identification until step-brother Larry Mulligan identified him at the Fordham morgue. Burial followed Monday morning.
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Big Tim
Pelham Park
Big Tim Sullivan
New York
Congress
Larry Mulligan
Sullivan
Pelham Parkway
Fordham Morgue
Bellevue Morgue
Potter’s Field
Peter Purfield
Purfield
Big
Pim
Heavy frost packs Mohawk valley crops
In Mohawk valley a severe frost Sunday night damaged corn potatoes and tomatoes. It was the earliest heavy frost in years with ice forming in places. Farmers around Geneseo N Y report thousands of dollars in losses as gardens and upland crops were nearly wiped out.
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Mohawk Valley
Geneseo
N. Y
Erie Man Jumps From Lower See Arch Bridge
Police believe the Erie, Pennsylvania man 68 year old John Mawkins jumped into the Niagara River from the lower See Arch Bridge. The death is considered a self founded act by the man whose identity is believed by authorities.
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Erie
John Mawkins
Niagara River
Lower See
Family farmers harvest 640 acres with all kin
Valhalla North Dakota September 18 John Nelson farms fourteen miles northeast of here and has finished harvesting 640 acres of grain with only his sons and daughters helping. Five sons and four daughters are expert workers. During harvest the girls ran binders and in threshing the girls will drive wagons while the brothers shock the grain.
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Valhalla
N. D
John Nelson
Here
Physician Saves Own Life After Boat Injury
Dr William L Weed was injured when his gasovolene launch's cog wheels caught his right hand in Long Island Sound. He reversed and steered six miles to Norwalk, reaching the Norwalk Country Club where Dr George B E Cram attended him.
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Norwalk
Conn
William L. Weed
Dr. Weed
Long Island Sound
Weed
Norwalk Country Club
George BE. Cram
Gift Bearer Sentenced to Eight Months in Jail
John Bricker of Jersey Shore visited Williamsport with a basket of grapes for convicted murderer John Erble. On a prior suspended sentence for malicious mischief and a pledge to abstain from drink, a bottle of whisky fell from Bricker’s pocket in jail, leading to an eight month sentence.
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Willimsport
John Bricker
Jersey Shore
John Erble
Bricker
Whitehead
Brief illness Kills Giant from Calumet
Louis Moulanem a 30 year old believed to be the world’s tallest man died in a Hancock hospital after a short illness. He stood seven feet eight inches and once toured with a circus before turning to farming.
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Calumet, Mich
Louis Moulanem
Hancock
Mich
Fragmented World News Roundup From Friday
Deposed West Orange principal battles police to reenter the school. American interests protected as the cruiser Des Moines reaches Puerto Plata. Seven bodies recovered from the North Sea after Zeppelin L 1 wreck. General Carranza ready to run for Mexican president if Huerta guarantees security. Plot to kidnap and rob Big Tim Sullivan revealed after his disappearance with $50000 stolen by traitors to the Sullivan clan.
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West Orange
N. J
Des Moines
Puerto Plata
North Sea
Carranza
Constitutionalicts
Huerta
Big Tim” Sullivan
New York
Saturday government actions and dramatic forecasts fill headlines
Saturday items include House members yielding to the Senate on tariff reductions, Dr J H Kellogg warning of human extinction in 2012, the Imperator returning with 5000 plus aboard, a Navy turbine drums contract at one third bids, and a man drowning after telling his baby he would be brought home in a white box. Also noted are battles in Sonora Mexico, Sausage plant opposition in Yonkers, a Brooklyn street robbery, Mayor Kline’s rise, a federal writ stay, Buenos Aires relatives, Rome Panama exhibit talk, theology night school in New York, beef shipments rise, American refugees from Toulreon, and New Haven Railroad engine rules.
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House
Senate
J. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Imperator
Navy Department
Robert R. Mothershead
Washington
Rome
Italy
United States
North Baptist Church
New York
Governmnt
South America
Australia
Garrison tones down war talk urges reserve plan
Mr Garrison says the army is un ready for war and will press a scheme for a large reserve.
Argentine beef undercuts native meat in New York market
Argentine beef sells rapidly in New York at four cents per pound cheaper than local meat. Provisional President Huerta says negotiations with the United States are not ended. Harry K. Thaw wins a habeas corpus case as extradition talks continue. A London necklace worth 650000 is found by workmen. finder to receive 50000. Ulster army grows to 100000 as a guard for home rule. A bomb targets General Harrison Grey Otis of the Los Angeles Times. his plant was previously bombed.
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New York
Huerta
Congress
America
Harry K. Thaw
United States
Harrison Grey Otis
Los Angeles Times
McNamaras
Desirable Residence Property For Sale Or Exchange
Describes a ten room house with bath and sewer, water well 76 feet deep, windmill pump, lot 146 by 168 feet in Sheffield Pennsylvania. Seeks sale on reasonable terms or exchange for a 75 acre farm with good buildings near school and church. Contact H. A. Pinney, Sheffield, Pa.
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Sheffield
H. A. Pinney
Notice of administrator seeking discharge in Foster estate
In the matter of the estate of N. A. Foster deceased the administrator L. M. Strong will present a petition to the court in Warren Pennsylvania on October 13 at 10:00 A. M. asking for discharge as administrator of the estate. Sept. 11 18 25.
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N. A. Foster
Warren
Pennsylvania
L. M. Strong
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Promse
Muneuhis Valin
Masonic Temple
State of Sonora
Mexico
Brooklyn Street
Adolph L. Kline
United States Supreme Court
L. L. Dickinson
Buenos Ayres
Garrison
Burlington
Chief
New Haven
Urrutia
Torreon
Saltillo
Constantinople
Jacquard
Copenhagen
SAS Rar A
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
Warren, Pa
BELL
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Training First Center
Pickett Hardware Company
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