They Are Half Breed Indians Shooting Kills Son in Salamanca
Henry Van Aernam a 28 year old half breed Indian was shot and killed by his father William Van Aernam at Salamanca after an argument during which the son struck his father with a chair. The elder Van Aernam returned with a pistol and shot three times, the third near instantly killing Henry. Coroner Martin and District Attorney Cole opened an investigation as Henry had recently been released from Elmira reformatory for robbing an aged Indian at Onoville. A hearing was set for today.
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Olean
N. Y
Henry van Aernam
William van Aernam
Salamanca
van Aernam
Truman J. Smith
Clifford H. Wells
Smith
Arthur H. Warner
Warner
Emil C. Marggraff
Watertown
Marggraff
Mary
Edith Smith
Bertha Smith Stockman
Stockman
Oviatt
Chestnut Avenue
Bronson
Martha
Warser
Bove
Oelock
Public Work by Day Labor Spars Waterbury Debate
A Journal item discusses Waterbury Mayor Wheeler’s day labor sewer project as cheaper than classic contracting, noting 8000 feet of sewer at 2.94 per foot versus 5.33 under contract. It argues municipal day work reduces outside labor and raises questions about contractor influence and public opinion.
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the Municipal Journal and Engineer
Waterbury
Utlea
Wheeler
Brooklyn briefs mix notices and local notes from Litchield to Lancaster
Edward Dunphy visits Litchield while Bert Lopez enjoys Sullivan County vacation. Rev T E Davis of Hartford to lead services at Third Congregational tomorrow. Rev Mr Chunn to Lancaster for two weeks. Naugatuck clerks vs Brooklyn businessmen game postponed to Tuesday due to weather. Junior Amateur league final series starts tomorrow, Stanley Parks favored to take 80 from Joseph A Smith. Brooklyn Improvement Society held no meeting. locals debate trolley fare rights. Long lost Saul Lachance returns to Banks Street amid puzzled talk over Frank Stapleton and Blanches affairs.
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Edward Dunphy
Litchield
Bert Lopez
Sullivan County
N. Y
T. E. Davis
Hartford
Third Congregational Church
Mr Chunn
Lancaster
Mass
Naugatuck
Brooklyn
Stanley Parks
Joseph A. Smith
Brooklyn Improvement Society
Brooklyn Society
City Stathers
Trolley
Quasiapaug
Saul Lachance
Rambler
Banks Street
Lachance
Frank Stapleton
Bank Street
Duggan
Mr Stapleton
Frank
North End
Frank Sheridan
Mr Sheridan
Democrat
Photographs Claim Human Vibration At London Theosophical Meeting
Dr Baraduc of Paris presented images of human vibration at the Theosophical Society rooms in London. He displayed nitrate films exposed to subjects’ nerve centres to capture vibratory etheric forms left as the subject’s emotions. Some pictures reportedly show luminous outlines and etheric figures, including a kneeling woman.
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Baradue
Paris
Theosophical Society
London
Baraduc
Engles
Juror Sleeps During Trial Halting Atlantic City Hearing
An Atlantic City trial paused when a juror Dozed off during a district court hearing on Thursday. The juror is to be called to show cause why contempt charges should not be imposed. The case involved a significant matter before the court.
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Atlantic City
Aug
Distriet Court
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