Son Tackles Burglar in Burglary Fatality Case
A violent home invasion in New York suburb ends with a dying prisoner killed and a burglar fatally shot by a homeowner while fighting in the residence. Police report the intruder confronted the family as they cowered in fear, with one attacker mortally wounded by gunfire after a struggle at the doorway. The scene unfolded around midnight as officers arrived and secured the house. The home occupant, identified as an importer, reportedly fought back as the intruders attempted entry, with one suspect later dead from the gunshot. Investigators continue to scrutinize the altercation and timeline of events surrounding the deadly incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Son Strugaca
Burglary Fight Ends in Double Shootout at Night
A nighttime home invasion ends in a pistol duel between burglar and youth. Staber wrestles the weapon, the intruders fire as the family huddles in fear, and a second assailant flees down the stairs pursued by Edward as moonlight reveals the scenes of struggle and injury.
Murder extradition battle over Azores suspect captured in California
Portuguese suspect Amaral was arrested in San Luis Obispo under a State Department warrant for murder in the Azores. The case involves Portugal extradition and a Lisbon request, with court representation and a resistance during removal. The suspect faced extradition proceedings under the treaty with Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moteck Mossy
Dy Amaral
State Department
Wisington
Azores
Ce J
San Cate Obispo
Fase
Uris
Portugal
Tang Shao Yi Unrewarded Visitor Prompts Protest
Tang Shao Yi, recently in America, leaves with only promises. Regent Prince Chin of Shira hosts the guest who returned to the capital after a tense visit. The episode hints that Tang Shas ki may become vice president of imperial boards, while China signals nonrecognition of the Cilrese government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Prince Chin
Shira
Imperial Boards
Cilrese
Giant cheese created in Te WaT ution era
A garbled report describes a record size cheese produced by a factory in Te WaT ution, supposedly melting and weighing about ten tons. The article mentions an unusual design and a special press used to form the block.
Births and Deaths From Health Office Records
Health office records list numerous births with names such as Martha, Leann, Steven, William, Olive, Agnes and many others. Also noted are births tied to families including Pennington, Howes, Suchard, Menkeirk, and Coleman with various middle names and locations. The deaths section records several individuals including Bernard hulmarcin, Frances Fearon, Francly A Cook, Bernara hamnan, Ruth Norris, and others with ages ranging from under 10 to 90, and addresses such as Prospect Ave, Grace St, and 21th St. The fragmentary OCR exposes many misspellings and incomplete lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennith T
Hucleaden Cole
Ranere
Martha Ee
Koi Bowne
Etward
Bate
Mary R. Pennington
Foward
Leann
Steven William
Ing Charlotte Juner
Olive
Agnes G. Howes
Claude Lagetinte Suchard
Dowel
Astey Guages
James
Tony L
Maonay
Henry
Lucy Menkeirk
Hela
Coleman
Taniet
Mary Meus
Gin Larquole
Ruga Trueata Rif
John F
Tattle Davin
Aronk
Ida Faker
James Kad
Mary Wooddge
Ant Marton
Marton
Carre Taylor
Bernard Hulmarcin
Prospect Ave
Fearon
Grace
Cook
Bernara Hamnan
Putin
Pears Mara Walton
Ruthel
Norris
Watch on Gold Stops Bingham’s Gold Theft Ring
Central Office men were removed from a New York assay office after a six month drive by police and federal officials to stop deposits of stolen gold and jewelry. Investigators found many deposits were stolen property and that some pawnbrokers and jewelers halted deposits when watched. The shift aimed to identify thieves and recover stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Aasay
Central Office
Police Department
Bingnam
United States
Sesay
New Police Administration
Kingsbury Easter
New ‘York
Banka
Cmuntasioner Woods
Leong May Be in Mexico, Detective Probes Flight
Detective Van Wagune of New York pursues the theory that Jemma Ling fled the country after a murder. Leng reportedly called on a friend who sailed as cook aboard the Hawaiian, which departed Philadelphia June 1 for New York and then to a Mexican port. It is believed Leong boarded the Hawaiian in Philadelphia or was aboard when the ship touched New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phildelphia Saly
van Wagune
New Lork
Jemma Ling
Kise Sigel
Leng
Ere
Cook
Phiadelphia
New York
Leong
Subway
New
Ady
JOYNER CHIEF OF TEACHERS AT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSN MEETING
At the National Education Association convention Joyner of North Carolina was elected president over Len Wlewitt and Dr Phillips amid debates on text book pricing and Porto Rico citizenship. A resolution seeking woman suffrage and expanded voting rights for Porto Ricans sparked further discussion, with Mary Shirley urging women to vote. Shepherd was re elected secretary. Champerlain reelected. Harvey and Shepherd named to posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Yadlin Joyner
Public Instruction of
North Carolina
National Education Association
Joyner
Len Wlewitt
St Louis
Dr & Phillips
Birmingham
Lawin G
Dexter
Porto Rico
Dan Brest
Porto Ricar
Alabama
Filip
Mary Shirley
California
United States
Trwin M Shepherd
Winona Minn
A H Champerlain
Veaguer
Lorenzo Harvey
Eskimo Boy's Wish Granted
New York July 8 Vene Wallace the discontented Eskimo boy brought to the United States fourteen years ago by Commander Pears will sail on to steamer Rosalind from New Jok next Saturday bound for Greenland to live among his own people. The venture is financed by the Bregraship company and officers of the American Museum of Natural History carefully raised him after others in the Wek mos party died of pneumonia. Moye has recently attempted runaway trips hoping to reach Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vene Wallace
United States
Pears
Wil
Rosalind
New Jok
Greenland
Oeath
Hfa
Bregraship Companys
Mos
Menes Fa Ot
American Museum of Natural History
Claera
Moye
General Ames
Greonans
Loafers in Gods sight at Epworth League debate
Beattie Washington reports on an International Epworth League convention session discussing democracy in the league and leadership by elders. Rev Colsmen of Albany argues against the old guard while Dr Choa of Toronto warns socialism lacks a religious and industrial foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Choa
Toronto
Basia
Athelam
Jaly
Conder Captured in Puerto Rico funds theft
Antonio Gandier, assistant postmaster at Mayaguez, absconded with 2500 in postal funds on a June 1. He was arrested on disembarking in Santo Domingo yesterday as U S Marshal Hubard notified Dominican authorities. Extradition not in place. Dominican government offered to hold and hand him to U S officials if State Department pursues case. Meanwhile Porto Rican regiment officers and eleven enlisted men wound up sailing to New York for training tests in Tort Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Te
Washington
San Juan
Porto Rica
Jose Antonio Gandier
Mayaguez
Santo Domingo
United State
Harry Hubbard
Col
Gaudiers
United States
1Ndia
Gauder
State Department
New York
Rey
Niagara
Unknown serpents found near Portland in unusual display
A specimen near Portland Oregon described as a likely unknown snake species was captured. The reptile is said to be venomous with fangs and a tall head, capable of striking when disturbed. Its movement is described as snail like, and the reptile appears to have defensive features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
View of New Comet Visible to Naked Eye
Washington residents glimpse the Brooks Naulty comet, discovered May 26, as its tail with five large rays stretches from southeast toward the zenith. Naulty, at the Naval Observatory, notes the head will approach Earth from the southeast and may be visible tonight and tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naulty
Naval Observatory
Washington
Bashngtoniana
Ardh
Mars
Mr Naulty
Prac
Willam R Brooks
Hobart College
Geneva NY
vistWe
Brooks Naulty
Nanky
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pal Theligh
Cape Horn
Trial Day Set for Calhoun in 1906 Overhead Trolley Case
The second trial of Patrick Calhoun, president of United Railways, is set for July 19 before Superior Judge William P Lawlor. He denied a change of venue motion. the last trial ended with a hung jury. Also noted are penguin eggs now on the market in London, a prized breakfast delicacy, sourced from Cape Town islands near South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chicago
Cape Government
Cape Town
South Africa
Grosvenor Atterbury Designs Johns Hopkins Psychiatric Hospital
Announcement that Grosvenor Atterbury has completed plans for a Johns Hopkins University psychiatric hospital in Baltimore funded by Henry Phipps. Dr Adolph Meyer and Atterbury studied European clinics and crafted a unique design aiming to advance insane and mental disorders treatment with international features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grosvenor Atterbury
Phipps
Johna ‘Hopkins University
Baltimore
Henry Phipps
Gais
Atterbury
Adolph Meyer
Johns Hopkins ‘Hospits and University
Elinic
Vienna
Munich
Meyer
Youths fined for firing on flag with roman candle
William Scanlon a 13 year old East Side youth was fined $9 in police court today for shooting holes in an American flag using two Roman candles. The flag belonged to a neighbor and had been displayed from her window on the night of July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Scanlon
East Side
Scanlon
Gingles Girl Trial Reveals Conflicting Hotel Attack Claims
The Elin Gingles trial closes amid police captain and nurse testimony showing discrepancies in Ella Gingles account of a hotel bathroom attack. Defense and prosecution clash over truthfulness with experts expected to testify that the girl is mythomaniac while she maintains belief in her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elin Gingles
Agnes Barrette
P MO Donnell
FP D Obnen
Quveau
O Brie
Donnell
Frances Willard Hospital
Ella Gingles
Wellington
Tila
Dagles
Kart
Mins Danette
O Donnell
Linderman
Hila
Poltava anniversary march marks religious procession
The Poltava battle centennial festival opened with a march of crosses from Foltava to the battlefield led by church dignitaries and thousands of worshipers. Emperor Nicholas is expected to visit soon to address agrarian questions amid preparations by peasant deputies from across Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poltave
Russian Empire
Foltava
Nicholas
Worrow
Emperor Qay
Hig Polity
Prince Kechaby
Poltava Gematyo Prings Kochaby
Poltava
Toveen
Ascotuma
Battle of
Peter
Zhakott
Berlin
Kile
William
Cherbourg
Rusla
Eperor
William Ils
Kiel Canal
Chérbourg
Prince Henry
Prussia
Murdock Gets Even Over Kansas Town Pranks
Representative Victor Murdock of Kansas, from Wichita, reacts to jokes about his home town. During a Washington stroll, he and two colleagues test a newspaper stand by asking for a city paper. The prank ends with Murdock admitting he planted the paper to get even with those who ridiculed Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Telegram
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Wichita
Whch
Murdock
Wichita Houle
Murdocks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wiebla
Gates
Wichita Hayle
Come Folke
At The Hotels
A garbled OCR list of names and places shows guests at various hotels across states including California New York Connecticut Indiana Iowa and Georgia. It mentions Willard and New Willard references and several city towns, with scattered surnames and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlabamat
Mack Mogers
Birouinghem Valisornia
R Davis
Helen Wieblla
Willard
Gerhard
Spina Shoreham
Kentucky
McKellar Youthville
Bomeien
Auguste
New
Walard
Lawrence
Nor
Shoreham
Wibsqurini
Xinssly
York
Elmim
Fred
Oman
Haris
St James
Carolina
Burnett Chartestan
Raleigh
McDonald
Nashville
New Texabd
Galveston
Virginia
Lantos
Jonas Lesner
Barre
Waitman H. Cone
Wyle Chankeon
Este Wibconsin
Wits
Madison St James
County to spray road with oil to curb dust
Henrico county supervisors will spray the three chord road loop in Puckahoe district with asphalt oil to dust proof the thoroughfare. Officials expect the prep work to dry and claim this will create the first distress highway in Virginia and improve the road near perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Supervisors of
Henrico Conty
Odors of New York Shape a Wandering Man’s World
A visually impaired traveler speaks of how smell anchors memory and travel. He describes distinct New York odors from Broadway and the East Side to the harbor and subway, noting how each district’s scent creates a mental map. He compares city smells to country fragrances, stressing the nose as a guiding sense in lieu of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Broadway
Helen Kell
Newark
Agerev
New
Battery
South Street
New York Harbor
Girl for Smuggler Fined in Trenton Case
A young woman and her sister were fined $2000 by Judge Lenstarf after pleading not guilty to smuggling charges. The defendant, two years into a state of stay, and her mother accompanied by a sister, faced customs officers abroad. the mother was not indicted as the daughter signed the declaration. The case arose from forged declarations tied to the Schwart affair. The family had recently arrived at Hoboken on June 12.
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Tinvisugeteu Verary
Coud
Cabe
Agu
Mr O Donnell
Mr Short
Mr . Donnell
Ren
Sophia Tinderman
Gingies
Miss Barrette
Linderman
Ela Gingles
Wellington
Keng
Trenton SJ Tuva Mott & Lenstarf
Wiss Lenstart
An Sinter
Schwart
Lonswif
Hoboken
Mire
Wommon
Wre
Louscore
Threats With Dynamite Arrest Prompts Probe
Mrs Michael T Young of Pine township was arrested with 4100 bail for being an accessory in a blackmail scheme tied to threats to dynamite Woodin and Jackson. Cole, held in Wilkes-Barre Jail, faced similar charges after a chain of extortion letters allegedly linked to the Black Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Michael T Young
Pine Township
Toney
St Woodin
BS Jackson
Cole
Wilkes Barra
Ue Woodin
Jackson
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Chance
Importer
Staber
Te Buriars
Klyt
Alexander
Ourtirt Pyne
Oonly
Wilkinson
Fm Edward
Howard
Braber
Justas
Stabers Sivners
Brober
Wes Staber
Fleetroom
Edward
Dan Fuller
Teton
Stuatt
Mana Orp
WM H .Sardo
Tien Rank Grier S Sons
Yeeniren
Nerina
Speare
Ana Embalmer
GEO & Zurhorst
William Lee
Nanadon Coonmediaus
Pricey
John R Wright Co
Eoelmern
Harvey S Son
Tor and
Wral
Svein
Blackistone
Shaffer
Tee Aseng Rye
Tang Shao YI
Health Office Record
Kalon Wine Co
14Th St. NW
Police Administration
Binghaw
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Elae Sigel
The
Gulf
Mene
Epworth
Tramp
Ahsconder
Calhoun
Lawler
Deal Hospital
Jhsane
Johns Hopkons
Miny Bells
Garston
Ang
Gingles
Igles Loldiér
Havig
Carston
Miss A Devis
Frances Wilerd Hospital
Bile Giogles
Ella Gingies
Capt
Brien
Miss Gingies
Tabreon
Coethe and
Clark Silents
Miss Arcetts
Cecilia Kenyon
Czar
Terra
Peter the Greate
Germany
Vesuh
Raklyn
Rau
Chevy Chase
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
15Th St. N. W
Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Golf Club
Uusinuds
Emelia
Ensa
Femae
Boweryard Park
t @ Bat
Olor
Uiat
Ely
Te Bowrr
Reeker
Ila
Cleveland
Dion
Spregba Diy
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