Million in liquor seized on steamer Ansonia
United Press reports a coast guard action off Staten Island where the steamer Ansonia was surrounded by boats and trucks as officers seized liquor valued at about 1.01 million dollars. Six motor trucks and three automobiles were involved. 39 seized.
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Ansonia
New York Coast Guard
United Press
York
Boal
Geds Loomis
Aime
Coast Guard
Ansula
Staten Island
George
Ste
Antonia
Ferdinand Dauria
Lake Tyne
Loomis
Escaped Money Monkey Causes Trouble in Monongahela
A runaway money chest or similar hoard caused four hours of excitement in Monongahela as a monkey escaped from a group of youths. The creature was chased through Edicard Chath’s home area before two men located and captured it after a chase that left Linn injured and several neighbors involved.
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United Press
Monongahela
Edicard Chath
Seome
Crall
Call
Keward Linn
Linn
Church Picnic Set For Saturday At Rowena
A church picnic by Constan and Missionary Milanvee Church and Sunday school is planned for Saturday at Rowena Votive. The event will start at 10 o clock with attendees asked to arrive on time and bring what they were assigned. The picnic will take place rain or shine.
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Constan
Milanvee Chirch
Accident at Elk County crossing injures two men
Aug 2 Ridgway area reports a Hudson coach traveling toward Dubois struck a car on the Eneaut road crossing at Crenshaw about 118 o clock last evening. Both passengers from Chariton, We Wo Tintin and Wi T Showers, were hospitalized at Maple Avenue Hospital Duffois with head injuries. The driver escaped with lighter injuries. vehicle raked twenty feet along the track, windshield glass scattered. investigators note the driver failed to see the train until near the crossing.
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Ridgway
Eneaut Road
Crensvawy Bil County
Hudson
Chari
Avenué Hospital
Duffois
Dubois
Atele
Two Held After Series of Explosions Near Buckingham Mountain
A pair of men, John Radcliff and Michael Metarrity, were detained by Buckingham Township police after a string of dynamite blasts damaged homes and rattled residents around Buckingham Mountain. The suspects, both 40s, were linked to a quarry break in at William Steer’s quarry, where dynamite sticks and caps were stolen. Police say the blasts were not a political demonstration.
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United Pros
Doylestown
Buckingham Mountain
William Steer
Buckingham
John Radcliff
Steen Quarry
Michael Metarrity
Tiv
Sacco
Vangetti
William Holmes McGuffey educator and Virginian professor
William Holmes McGuffey born September 28 1800 in Washington County Pennsylvania died May 4 1887 in Charlottesville Virginia. He graduated from Washington College in 1826 and taught moral philosophy at Miami University and Woodward College before serving as a professor at the University of Virginia until his death.
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William Holmes McGuffey
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Charlottesville
Van
Washington College
Miami University
Woodward College
Cincinnati
University of Virginia
Armour in serious condition following illness
London Aug 12 J Ogden Armour the millionaire financier remained seriously ill after adverse developments. He had been examined for an abscess and swelling but the results were not disclosed.
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United Press
London
J. Ogden Armour
Chiragoun
Chiraday
Mother Faints as Babe Drowns in Bath Incident
In Connellsville, a four month old baby named Gace Spence drowned after being dropped into a shallow bath while the mother, Mrs. Charles Sperie, fainted. The mother regained consciousness shortly after. the child was dead and Mrs. Sperie remained ill from the shock. Later, a surprise party honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Mak McCray in Concord township with about thirty relatives. gifts were given and refreshments served.
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United Press
Connellsville
Gace Spence
Charles Sperie
Spence
Mak McCray
Rome
Henry McCray
Concord
Township
McCray
Needs Revision of Appeal Phrase in Tennis A Tison UlAie
Revision requested to change the appeal line from See still, my heart to a tennis A toison UlAie. Name and terminology appear garbled. Confirm exact target phrase and context to finalize the card.
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Ngshie
Gettysburg Fence Preserved Near Union and Confederate Battle Sites
Clyde I P Daley, keeper of a museum near General Lee’s headquarters, purchased five of ten 10 foot boards from the old field fence for $10. The boards will be displayed under protective covering near his museum, preserving a relic shot by Civil War troops.
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United Press
Gettysburg
Unio
Tsto Ba
Clyde IP Daley
Lee
Tour miners injured in explosion at Pottsville plant
In Pottsville Aug 1211, 1211 men at Lehish Coal and Navigation Company Pottery No 10 were badly burned in a gas explosion. Injured include Charles Pollack Coaldale George Barrons Seek Jha Kani ik Coaldale and Paul Soltisko Lansford. All are in Coaldale State Hospital with Soltisko described as in critical condition.
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Pottery No
Lehish Coal and Navigation Company
Charles Pollack
Coaldale
George Barrons
Seek
Jha Kaniik
Paul Soltisko
Lansford
Coaldale State Hospital
Soltisko
Ane
Vanced Agen
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