Baltimore Blacksmith Attempted Suicide in Domestic Troubles
Joba Mahony a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern blacksmith, about fifty five, tried to take his life at his West Maids Street home Saturday evening. He fired a thirty two caliber bullet into his breast, the ball lodging near the left lung, likely fatal. His son stopped a second attempt. Dr. Scudder noted the wound and prognosis remained poor as Mahony lay at the brink of collapse.
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Harmes Case Stirs Local Interest Amid Ongoing Probes
The Gazette reports no new developments in the Harmes case as authorities extend inquiries and hint at further arrests likely Monday. A Sand Hill suspect denies knowledge while critics foresee a thorough probe in Daviess County under local law. Friends mark Harry Lee’s 22nd birthday with a gathering.
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Tip Euspects
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Hawaii Treaty Contention Sparks Japanese Reaction
A report outlines Japan's stance on the Hawaii annexation treaty and its terms. It notes that Japan argues the agreement requires mutual consent to terminate, affecting Japanese residents and their rights amid the U S acquisition. The piece contrasts Hawaiian claims with Japan’s reading of the treaty amid ongoing political shifts.
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United States
Disjointed note hints at a diamond loss near a residence
The fragmentary text suggests a diamond missing weeks ago between two bricks near a residence linked to Burton and Billy Greas Rom Saturday. Names like Pearl Ingalls and Bill Edmondson appear, but details are unclear and several garbled phrases obscure the event.
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Burton
Billy Greas
Farmers dismiss wheat prospects amid heavy talk
The misspelled and fragmentary report collects farmer pessimism on wheat yields with diverse anecdotes. It mentions a renowned farmer predicting poor results, another asserting potential gains, and a local depot postmaster turned real estate broker. It also notes a rural townsman’s wartime rodent purge and a distant fashion of unrelated political and scientific musings. Forty eight applicants passed an unspecified exam in a separate note.
Compulsory Education Award Details Revealed
fragments outline an education mandate and a notice from Indian authorities. the text references compulsory schooling and a formal award connected to mandatory literacy, with unclear names and dates due to fragmentary OCR.
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