Bleriot Flies Across English Channel In Monoplane
Louis Bleriot completed a 21 mile crossing from Calais to Dover in about 23 minutes, flying a small monoplane in brisk southwest winds. The voyage drew cheers as he landed near Dover Castle, with officials and French spectators celebrating the record, while Latham delayed by weather and wind.
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Dover
England
English Channel
Louis Blerlot
Calais
Blerlot
France
Bleriot
Bieirot
Bierrot
de Biroyer
Deal
Dover Cantle
M. Blerlot
Lord Warden
M. Bleriot
Dover Castle
Count Lambert
Calnts
Hubert Latham
Channel
Latham
James B. Milner
Unwritten Law Saves Old Man in Wake County Trial
Ninety six year old Lemon Shaw acquitted by a Wake County Superior Court at Raleigh of murder in the case involving David Hill who had urged Shaw’s granddaughter to a neighborhood party contrary to his will. Other items note Shah palace offers to Persia’s former ruler, and a string of deaths and notable moves from Vienna to Greenland.
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Lemon Shaw
Wake County Superior Court
Raleigh
N. C
David Hill
Shah
Persia
Kaluga
Catherine
Crimean
Tartara
Bleriot hints aviation as weapon and wake-up call
Bleriot warns that flight is not a toy but a potential instrument of warfare and a lesson for soldiers and statesmen. He plans to retire from aviation, citing five children and promised wife. He says crossing the Channel in a bi-plane would be impossible due to wind resistance on the larger surface.
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Bleriot
Blerlot
Six Die In Wabash Wreck Thirty Miles From KC
Flood undermined the Kandbed thirty miles east of Kansas City leading to a Wabash passenger train plunge into the Missouri River. Six killed include engineer Charles Flowers and fireman Louis Bond. nine injured and two mortally hurt amid capsized cars. eight cars were involved with five coaches and the locomotive in the river. Flood waters had weakened the roadbed for days, leaving one end of a sleeping car exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hyes
Missouri River
Charles Flowers
Louis Bond
Harry Eckert
Daniel King
BE. T. King
Eldon
Chas. Anthony
Jesse Oldham
Frank Gardner
Mount Vernon
Ohio
S. S. Hackett
Irene Dorton
Errick
Two Dead From Boulder Canyon Flood Picnic Tragedy
A cloudburst near Two Mile Canyon north of Boulder left two dead and two seriously injured. Verne Carlisle thirteen of Boulder and Arthur Dickerman twenty five of Greeley died while members of a picnic party sheltered under a large boulder as a torrent swept the canyon. Mia Abcott of Garden City Kansas and Miss Bristow of the University of Colorado sustained serious injuries. Six sought shelter but Dicker man and Carlisle were swept away while aiding others.
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Boulder, Col
Boulder
Verne Carlisle
Arthur Dickerman
Greeley
Mia. Abcott
Garden City
Kan
Miss Bristow
University of
Dickerman
Carlisle Weer
Greek boy shoots employer's wife in Barre candy kitchen
In Barre Vermont Mrs C G Mascott, wife of a Greek candy kitchen owner, was shot and killed by sixteen year old George Mitchell, an employee who then attempted suicide. The youth survived the self-inflicted wound and is expected to recover. Mrs Mascott was thirty five and with two children at home during the incident.
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Barre, Vt
C. G. Mascott
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Chapin Marcus
Upner Mountain Avenue
Montclair
Maine
Marcus
Miss Jeannette Mac Naughton Dies in Maine Church
Miss Jeannette Mac Naughton aged sixty five from Albany New York died suddenly of heart disease while attending church at Northeast Harbor Maine at the Hotel Dirigo. She collapsed in her seat before services began and was pronounced dead shortly after being moved to a nearby hotel. Her body was returned to Albany for burial.
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Mansett
Jeannette MacNaughton
Albany
N. Y
Dirigo
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Gen Taylor's Daughter Dead in Winchester After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Danridge, 35, daughter of President Zachary Taylor and former White House mistress, died in Winchester Virginia after a long illness. She was born April 20 1824 at Fort Snelling Minnesota. Death attributed to heart failure after extended illness.
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White House
Winchester
Elizabeth Taylor Danridge
Zachary Taylor
Danridge
Taylor
Fort Snelling
Minn
Men Die Jumping From Fire In Charles Town
In Charles Town Mass a life net saved two men in an early morning blaze John McFarren fifty and John Coughlin were on the third floor when flames drove them to leap into a life net McFarren was instantly killed from a broken neck and Coughlin was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McFarren
John Coughlin
Charlestown
Mass
McFarren
Coughlin
Prince Miguel Renounces Throne for Anita Stewart
Prince Miguel of Braganza relinquishes all claims to the Portuguese throne at Lisbon to marry Miss Anita Stewart of New York City. The engagement was made public on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stewart
Prince Miguel
Braganza
Michael
Lisbon
Portugal
Anita Stewart
New York City
Dropped in English Channel by Latham in monoplane
Hubert Latham's attempt across the English Channel ended when the monoplane's motor failed. He dropped into the sea and was rescued by a French destroyer. The incident followed a dramatic midair problem during a historic crossing attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Hubert Latham
Colorado
Congress
Briand forms republican French ministry after cabinet crisis
Aristide Briand succeeds in forming a new French Ministry with Briand as Premier and Interior Minister. The cabinet includes Barthol as Justice Minister Pichon Foreign Affairs Cochery Finance Doumergne Education MiNerand Public Works and other posts War and Navy offered to Brun and Boue de la Pay re. A declaration vows to end the war between labor and capital and improve workers' welfare with Parliament's aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Aristide Briand
Fallieres
Briand
M. Barthou
Af. Pichon
Georges Cochery
M. Doumergne
Finance
Rene Renault
M. Nujardin-Beaumetz
Public Instruction
Beaux Arts
M. Briand
Clemenceau
M. Caillaux
Senate
Caillaux
M. Cochery
Neling
M. Waldeck-Rogseau
Drowns During Honeymoon At La Jolla Beach
George B. Orr attorney for Santa Fe Railroad and newlywed, drowns at La Jolla Beach while honeymooning with his bride and guests. Orr warned his wife he would be pulled out by the rising tide as a large breaker swept him away. The undertow carried him seaward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
George B. Orr
Santa Fe Railroad
Atchison, Ken
la Jolla Beach
Orrs
Mrr
Samuel Cline
la Jolla
Orr
Cline
Rayville player dies from water snake bite after dramatic catch
Monroe Louisiana reports James Phelps, Rayville outfielder, died after a water snake bite while pursuing a long fly. He made a spectacular catch to save the game, but collided with a foun d’s bos and was bitten. His leg swelled quickly and he died 24 hours later. A previous bite on the same grounds years earlier had also proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Phelps
Rayville
Phelps
General Compton Dead in Los Angeles at 73
Brigadier General Charles KF Compton U S A retired died at his son’s Los Angeles home while dining. He began his service in the Civil War rising from private to colonel of the Fourth Cavalry, later attaining general rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. RE. Compton
Charles KF. Compton
Los Angeles
Cal
Compton
Fourth Cavalry
Belmont Recovers Property Seized by Rothschilds to Belmont
Property valued at seven million dollars was seized from the Rothschilds and awarded to August Belmont of New York City, restoring ownership to Belmont.
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Belmont
Rothschilds
August Belmont
New York City
Labor unions spread across industries and regions
The Labor World notes multiple organizing efforts including laundry workers in Ogden Utah, newspaper solicitors in Idaho and Montana, egg inspectors in Chicago demanding a Saturday holiday, and a new cigarmakers union in Red Wing Minnesota. It also mentions a proposed unemployed work program in San Francisco, a Women’s Trade Union League convention in Chicago, Manitoba’s plan to study workers’ compensation, and a union of boatmakers in Le Mans France where one man holds multiple offices.
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Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
England
San Francisco
Col
Red Wing
Minn
Women's ‘Trade Minton League
Manitoba
Brooklyn
Central Labor Union
Lea Mans
France
Boy Confesses to Slaying Frances Lord in Marsh County
Eleven year old Joe Kane, jailed in Marlington New Jersey, confessed to Assistant County Prosecutor Robert Atkinson and Patrolman Claude Sell that he deliberately shot three year old Frances Lord during a Saturday evening incident. Kane recounted playing robber with friends inspired by moving circus shows and stated he did not intend to kill, pleading remorse as officials debate whether to place him in a reform home rather than a trial for manslaughter. The coroner’s inquest and testimony by neighbors and the Ocas boy supported intent, while Kane described the events in a tearful, evolving account during the lengthy inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlington
N. J
Frances Lord
Jne" Kane
Robert Atkinson
Claude Sell
Burlington
Frances
Kane
Joe
Freddie Roberts
Blackbirds
Tommy Ocas
Tals
New Jersey
Worrell
Joe' I
Reform School
Mrs. Lord
Then
Thomas Ocas
Atkinson
Ocas
Eiri
Tommy
Tanid
Ebutt
May ward off old age by removing large intestine
London doctors report Dr Distaso of Paris, citing Metchnikoff, that removing the large intestine and appendix in children could ward off old age and curb chronic diseases. He advises a diet of light meals with vegetables and ample water, avoiding tea coffee and spirits.
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London
St. Mary's Hospital
Distaso
Paris
Metchnikoff
Experiments To Supplement Telephone In Forest Communications
Washington officials outline planned summer experiments to test heliographs for fire reporting and message transmission in national forests. If successful, the heliograph system would supplement telephone lines in areas lacking rapid communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Natonal
United States
Newsy Paragraphs From An Onward Era
Witnesses testified to Thaw's sanity at White Pine, N Y. Denizens of Chimtown in New York City, Ira leaving for new homes. Passengers on the Pennsylvania Railroad will ride free through Hudson tunnels. Strange creatures arrived in New York for Drops gue, President Tate laid the corner stone of Ingram Memorial Congregational Church in Washington. First religious retreat for the fally in its country at Fordham, N Y. Three hundred Japanese strikers seized Sheriff Jarrate at Wal Marinio plantation in Kawaii. International Aiy Navigation position opened in Brankfort to run one hundred days. The new Honoi law of Texas limits salvery to one per five hundred inhabitants. A fleet of fifty four war vessels assembled at Provincetown Harbor for practice and maneuvers.
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White Pining
N.Y
Chimtown
New York City
Ira
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson
Tate
Washington, DC
Fordham
Sheriff Jarrate
Walmarinio Plantation
Kawaii
Brankfort
Germany
Texas
Provincetowen
Employers Threaten Lynn Shoe Industry Over Union Drive
The Lynn Shoe Manufacturers' Association warns that union pressure could push employers out of Lynn, Mass. Secretary M. A. Sawyer states the labor influence amounts to undue interference threatening the city's chief industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
M. A. Sawyer
Veteran scouts and roster moves shake early baseball talks
Ted Sullivan scouts Charley Comiskey while Jimmy Sebring leaves the Brooklyn Club. Doc White emerges as a star for Chicago and Jake Boukes is placed on the market by Boston. Joe Bean scouts for Boston, George Schiel improves for the Giants, Yale’s Barney Reilly joins White Sox, Blaine Durbin eyed by Pittsburgh for Scranton. Lafitte bought for Macon, Providence shortstop Brackwell tied to Pittsburgh, and New York Americans’ President Fatrell offers ten thousand for a top pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Sullivan
Charley Comiskey
Jimmy Sebring
Brooklyn
Doc White
Chicago
Jake Boukes
Boston
Joe Bean
George Schiel
Giants
Barney Reilly
Yale
Baceman
White Sox
Blaine Durbin
Pittsburg
Scranton
Cibelmat
Lafitte
Macon
Seaglashel
Providence
Brackwell
Utah Fuel Company Forfeits Lands In Settlement With Government
Government and Utah Fuel Company reach settlement over coal lands in Utah worth about 40 000 with reconveyance of 1800 acres and payment of 73 000 plus forfeiture of 14 400. Company is a subsidiary of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States. Discontinuance follows the agreement and reconveyance of lands now valued near 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DE. Cc
Wickersham
Utah Fuel Company
Utah
United States
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Department of Justice
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Utah District Court
Secretary of the Interior
Baby Carriages to Carry Lights Ordinance Passed
City Council in Los Angeles approves a night signal light rule requiring baby carriages, wagons, and wheelbarrows to display red and white lights after dark. Staunton Va votes dry, eliminating saloons by a wide margin in local option election. Denver sees a $10 penalty for insults on the Western Federation convention floor. Boise hosts baptism of Harry Orchard, reputed governor killer, by Seventh Day Baptist Elder Steward. Newport hosts Mrs Taft visit with Miss Helen Taft at Hawxhurst. San Francisco photographs Chinese deck crew aboard the Mongolia to deter smugglers. Willoughby, Alexandria VA, named Assistant Census Director in Washington at $5000 salary. St Louis reports a judge sentenced for unlawful black voter registration. Mexico City honors Dr L J Rowe with diploma of honor. Bennettsville SC mourns Judge Hudson D. Bennettsville death at 77, Civil War veteran. Biddeford Me probate shows Sarah Orne Jewett will worth $48000 with sister Mary R Jowett and Mrs Aunie Fields as beneficiaries.
Murder in Arkansas court ends in Willis death
Nathaniel P. Willis of Indianapolis was shot in Judge Guy Falk's courtroom in Little Rock Arkansas after W Y Hills of Pine Bluff fired across the table striking Willis near the heart. Ellis, acting for Willis's ex wife, was captured after a second shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Guy Falk
W. Y. Hills
Pine Bluff
Nathaniel P. Willis
Indianapolis
Ted
Willis
Ellis
Jeff Davis
Wills
Judge Falk
Senator Davis
Eills
Wils
Mother
Sheri Roberts
Efre
Westport Man Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide
Robert M Fanning twenty eight, a well to do Westport resident, killed his wife Tiny Hall Fanning with a hatchet near Lyons Brook. After writing an eight page letter to the New Bedford police chief, he drove to a garage, handed the letter to an officer, then shot himself in the mouth at the Central police station in New Bedford in the presence of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
New Bedford
Mass
Robert M Fanning
Tiny Hall Fanning
Lyons Brook
Comstock
Wing
Arnett
Fanning
Mrs Sutton Charges Officers In Son's Death Case
Annapolis naval board of inquiry hears testimony as Mrs James N Sutton is compelled to accuse Marine officers over the death of her son Lieutenant James N Sutton. The court overruled defense objections and adjourned until witness Lieutenant Harold Alley returns. Major Leonard asks the court to place Mrs Sutton as complainant against Lieutenants Adams Bevan Willing Osterman and Sergeant De Hart who were at the scene when Button was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Marine Corps
Naval Board of Inquiry
Harold Alley
North Carolina
Leonard
Sutton
Adams
Bevan
Willing
Osterman
de Hart
Balloonists Abort Lahm Cup Chase In Snowstorm
In a mid summer storm two miles up over St Louis, John Berry Paul J McCullough and John S Thurman failed to reach Savanna as they attempted the Lahm cup. They traveled 242 miles mostly in rain before soaking weather ruined the balloon’s lift. Berry recalled rising to 13000 feet and fighting wind and snow as sleet cut their faces and they cleared snow to keep the craft aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Berry
Paul J. McCullough
John S. Thurman
University City
Savanna, Jr
Berry
Huntington Death Noted at Nahant Bedside
Rev Dr William M Huntington rector of Grace Church New York City died after illness at Nahant Massachusetts. Daughter Margaret returned from Europe to be at his bedside with other relatives. Born 1838 in Maine, Harvard graduate and elnus poet, ordained 1862, married Theresa Reynolds in 1863, served Grace Church since 1883.
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Nahant
Mass
William M. Huntington
Grace Episcopal Church
New York City
Margaret
Europe
Sness
Dr. Huntington
Lower
Musa
Huntington
Harvard University
Elnus
Harvard
Eastburn
All Saints' Church
Worcester
Theresa Reynolds
Edward Reynolds
Boston
Grace Church
Claimant to Milliony Dies a Pauper in Missouri Farm
Miss Josie Pomfret, claimant to the 17 million dollar Pom fret estate in England, died at the county poor farm in Independence Missouri. She was formerly a newspaper woman in Chicago and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliony
Josie Pomfret
Pomfret
England
Independence
Chicago
Cincinnati
Granard to succeed as Lord Lieutenant in Ireland
A Dublin report suggests the Earl of Aberdeen may retire as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Earl of Granard, married to Beatrice Mills of New York, could succeed him. Other items note diplomats on vacations, Baron Detlev von Liliencron’s death in Hamburg, Italy sending cruisers to California events, and various international notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin
Earl of Aberdeen
Ireland
Earl of Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York City
Detlev von Liliencron
Hamburg
Baron Detlev von Liliencron
Kiel
Prussia
Austria
Tax Collector Resigns After Shortage Disclosed
Holyoke Mass March report states Frank E Moos tax collector of South Hadley resigns after experts find a 3200 shortage in 1908 accounts. Arthur N Chapin elected successor Moos also resigns as Water Department treasurer and water books to be examined. Moos attributes shortage to bookkeeping errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. Moos
Holyoke
Mass
Frank E. Moos
South Hadley
Arthur N. Chapin
Moos
Water Department
Paddlers Cover 2053 Miles In 29 Days
H G Fraser and K B Bailey of Harrisonburg Pennsylvania paddled an eighteen foot canoe from Pittsburg to New Orleans covering 2053 miles in twenty nine days ending in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Fraser
K. BB. Bailey
Harrisonburg
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Non-Partisan Petition Seeks Ellet as War Governor
A strong movement aims to make ex President Charles W. Ellet of Harvard the next Governor of Massachusetts. A monster petition to Dr Enot will be presented asking him to run. The petition claims nonpartisanship and names James E. Carroll of Springfield and William A. Gaston of Boston as potential Lieutenant Governor choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles W. Ellet
Harvard
Massachusetts
Dr. Enot
James FE. Carroll
Springfield
William A. Gaston
Mrs Kane Exonerated in Va Self-Defense Case
Mrs Kane, mother of twins six weeks old, was exonerated by a Coroner's jury in Norfolk Virginia for killing Reifly O Martin at Pine Beach post, ruling the act self defense after he used abusive language. The verdict absolves her of criminal responsibility in the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
John Kane
Reifly O. Martin
Pine Beach Post
Norffalk
Crone Nomination Contested in Senate Battle
The nomination of Charles K. Crone of Ifingis for Minister to Ching, sent to the Senate by the President, was challenged and debated by the chamber in Washington D. C. The contest centered on Crone's suitability and the administration's choice.
Six Die in Guadalajara Riot as City Quiets Down
The riots in Guadalajara Jalisco left six dead and thirty five wounded. American Consul Samuel E McGill filed a formal claim for injuries to American citizens after the disturbance was quelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Jalisco
Mexico
Samuel E. McGill
Rioting in Spain stalls in Barcelona under martial law
Barcelona faced martial law after a general strike protest against Morocco operations. Street fighting in Baree led to the deaths of a captain, three gendarmes and eight strikers. Other items note a first cousin marrying in New York, Eleanor Freitag’s suicide, and several aristocratic and social notices including suffrage sentences and charity gifts.
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Barcelona
Spain
Morocco
Baree
Jona
Gendaarmes
Snakes On Hook Mountain Prompt New Jersey Farmers
Farmers near Hook Mountain seek barricades to keep snakes from fleeing the mountainside citing a 1835 exodus when debris and rock falls devastated homes and orchards. Also reported: Jacob Spitz dies in Paterson after kissing wife goodnight and asking forgiveness, leaving ten children amid a long feud and alimony suit. Miss Anna Rossell of Trenton dies at eighty one, daughter of Zachariah Rossell, former Adjutant General, with surviving relatives including Colonel William T. Rossell and Naunie Rossell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Mountain
John A. Kinnear
Towaco
Farmer Kinnear
Thin Mountain
Jacob Spitz
Paterson
Spitz
Spitz & Co
Biz
Main Street
Anna Rossell
Trenton
Zachariah Rossell
New Jersey
William Trent
Misa Rossell
William Trenton Rossel
Aes, Naunie Rossel
Catekill
Beekman Divorce Suit Cites Silence as Cause
Mrs. Frank J. Beekman sues for divorce from her husband in Asbury Park arguing that since their 1905 marriage he has refused to speak to her, answering only with a nod. The husband does not contest the fault. Six chauffeurs have licenses revoked in Trenton after involvement in a July 14 incident in Plainfield and Metuchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Beekman
Asbury Park
Beckman
J. B. R. Smith
Trenton
W. H. Kettering
George M. MacIntyre
George G. Mitchell
Hugh Meiver
Plainfield
Anton Miller
Thomas Leyden
Perth Amboy
Martin Automobile Company
Plaitfield
Metuchen
Statewide tragedies and local civic changes in brief
Mrs John J Armour of Clayton burned to death across the state. Gloucester City Chief of Police Frank J Goan dismissed by City Councils. Arthur Benson shoots a sixteen and a half pound turtle in Wagner's pond Wenonah. Rev Dr J W Rogan, former Flemington Presbyterian pastor, accepts Red Bank Church call. Harry Gels named Ocean City post office clerk. Edward Howey near Woodbury first to pick Gloucester County peaches for high prices. Trenton Street Railway Co raises wages by one cent for each conductor and motorman. Delanco and Riverside constables clash leaving long Rancocas Creek drawbridge unprotected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J.armour
Clayton
Frank J. Goan
Gloucester City
Arthur Benson
Wagner's Pond
Wenonah
J. W. Rogan
Flemington Presbyterian Church
Red Bank Church
Harry Gels
Millville
Ocean City
Edward Howey
Woodbury
Gloucester County
Trenton Street Railway Company
Delanco
Riverside
Rancocas Creek
Bull Driven Through Window in Greenlawn Porch Scene
John De Nyse of Greenlawn, reading on his front porch, was charged by a bull driven along the road. He climbed a high fence as the bull rammed a plate glass window into the De Nyse parlor. Mrs De Nyse fled to the cellar as the bull halted at the top of the stairs before the driver led it away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pursygamite Stouse
John de Neer
Greenlawn
Long Island
de Nyse
Shire
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W.W. Rockhill
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Greenland
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W. G. Luke
Lawrenceville
Hildreth
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Frange
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Convention of the Western Federation of Niners
Marty
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Mner Mongolia
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Washington, D. C
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Alexandria
Porto Rico
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Joseph T. Weoisnan
Doctor Rowe
L. 3. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Association of Geography and Statistics of Mexico
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Uader
Hudson Dend
Bennettsville
Joshua Hillary Hudson
South Carolina
W. A. Williams
Gteenville
Confederates
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Biddeford
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W. Y. Ellis
Sith Rock
Arkansas
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Mrs. Sutton
DI. WM. M. Huntington
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Thorp
Prassis
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Denvon
Lissewo
Elot
Women N Day's News
Eleanor Freitag
Long Island City
Granard
Queen Alexandra
Mary Saker G. Eddy
Chestnut Hill
Grace Johnson
Buffalo
Roger N. Burnham
Judge Dowling
Howard Gould
A. A. Anderson
Greenwich Conn
Bnakes
Miss Nosgell
Wolf
Jacksonville
Delaware
Montelair Board of Health
Montelair
Charles Rosgell
Bordentogyn
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