Old Time Fourth of July Fireworks and Parade
A nostalgic reminiscence of a small town Fourth of July from thirty years past. Boys roared with crackers horns and guns waking streets, a sunrise parade, civic and militia displays, and a park finale of fireworks. The item captures community revelry, local musicians, and the costuming parade, ending with a ball and a late return home.
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Union
Republic
America
Sra
Laila
Eastman Dies After Long Pursuit in Maryland
Eastman, rumored broker Robert Emmett Hastman, is found dead in a boat after a chase on a creek near St Michaels Maryland. A letter on his body claims a jealous attack by a party guest killed May Edith Woodill but authorities doubt the tale and see Eastman as the likely killer. The funeral draws only newspaper men and a few locals as Mrs Eastman stays away in Easton.
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St. Michaels
Pretty Little
Edith Thompson Woodill
Lyman J. Gage Ada
Brank Brown
Maryland
Emmett E. Roberts
Robert Emmett Dastman
Consolidated, Stock Exchange of New York
Eastman
Misa Vinnie Bradcome
Klaw
Hrlanger
New York
Hastman
Mrs. Woodill
Open Shop Fails in Republic Iron and Steel Fight
Youngstown workers reject Proposition V as the Amalgamated Association bars an open shop. Brown Bonnell and Republic puddlers back the committee, signaling a valley wide strike with thousands at Youngstown plants and outlying mills. Patrick Grant, 35, a Mine worker, is murdered in Mahanoy City on his way home with his pay.
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Youngstown
Amalgamated Association of Iron, , Steel and Tinworkeys
Femanda
Republic Iron and Steal Company
Brown-Bonnell
Valley
Moline
Jil
Bart Chicago
Massillon
Mahanoy City
Patrick Grant
Wig Akull
Spain Rejoices As Queen Victoria Of Spain Has a Daughter
Queen Victoria of Spain gave birth to a daughter on Tuesday in a successful accouchement. Dowager Queen Christina and Princess Bathory were present as the infant was announced with thirty gun salutes. The king, smiling, met dignitaries and granted pardons to several prisoners in celebration.
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Victorian
Spain
Nat
Christina
Alfonso
Battrice
Robea
Octogenarian's Death by Self- Poisoning On Birthday
George Kraus eighty one years old and long time Pittsburg contractor died at his son in law's home after taking paris green during a personal crisis. He was found by his daughter in a workshop where he had been tinkering and later died despite revival. He had just marked his eighty first birthday and fifty second wedding anniversary.
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Parle Green
George Kraus
Pittsburg
Paris Green
Kraus
LURES WIFE TO HOTEL STABBING TRAGEDY IN CHICAGO JUNCTION
Olney Clark, 32, of Norwalk, Ohio, lured his wife to a hotel room in Shedley hotel at Chicago Junction and stabbed her five times before slitting his own throat. He died. Mrs. Clark wounded but may recover. Domestic trouble led to the act as the couple had lived apart. papers were presented to transfer joint property in the room.
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Chicago Junction
Olney Clark
Norwalk
Georgia Strikers Lose in Negro Firemen Retention Case
The Georgia Railroad strike arbitration board decided against seniority claims favoring white firemen over Black workers. The panel valued intelligence, predicting gradual elimination of all but the most skilled Negro firemen. Award sets pay for Negro firemen equal to whites, who earned 20 to 50 cents more per day.
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Georgia Railroad Strike Arbitration Board
Hilary Herbert
Montgomery
Georgia Railroad
Thomas Hartwick
Georgia
Dawid
Barrow
Georgia University Ag
Senate Rejects Half-Cent Crude Petroleum Duty
The senate voted down the proposed one-half of a cent per gallon duty on crude petroleum by 34 to 40. Senator Penrose argued the rate had been agreed by independent oil producers representing 89 percent of U S crude output and independent refiners accounting for about 20 percent of the business.
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Penrose
United States
Corpse in Whirlpool Niagara River Identified in Drowning Case
Body pulled from the Niagara River is likely Catherine Whinple of Buffalo after a jump on Apell 22 in the sea sea. A second woman’s body floats in the whirlpool, possibly Mrs Vaspen, with recovery expected to take days. Newsboys’ association note, senates, and death of Rev. Howard Everett Hale also mentioned.
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Niagara River
Catherine Whinple
Buffalo
Whitpool
Mra. Vaspen
Nestepoy
Em Senate & Communication From
Arthur Prague
Epokane Newsgoys' Association
Eectors
Howard Everett Hale
Huntingdon College preparatory and college courses offered
Sunlata' Gollége presents winter term plans including six weeks of normal preparatory and college courses in 1909. Harvey Brumbaugh acting president announces information sessions and booklet details. Horsemen are urged to note stallion Halliboy and Blackboy Spain bred jack will season at F B Ree pine farm in Blacklick township as posters indicate.
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Sunlata
Siftitnear
HandAdvode
Halliboy
Blackboy
F. B. Reepine
Blacklick Township
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