Revered Rev Denis J Stafford Dies at Providence Hospital
Washington born in 1860 Dr Denis J Stafford D D Lt D longtime pastor of St Patrick's Church dies after operation for cirrhosis of the liver at Providence Hospital. Noted preacher and orator who chose to remain in Washington shaping the city’s Catholic work and diocese. He served at St Johns Cathedral in Clareland St Patrick's in Washington and St Peters in Baltimore before returning here.
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Noted Catholic Clergyman Stafford in Latter Battle
Dr. Stafford, long time lecturer and priest, undergoes a delicate abdominal operation in Providence Hospital after cirrhosis linked illness. Rev. Thomas E. McGuigan administers extreme unction as family and church officials await outcomes. Services planned for St Patrick's Church with burial at Mount Olivet.
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Deaths and hospital admission follow Easton family
Me Wilson reports Alfred T. Wilson of this city died at his former home in Easton Maryland, shortly after his father’s death. Now George Wil is Ising seriously ill in a hospital in EastonMd.
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Lamp explodes causing fire at 189 N Mechanic Street
The Central Fire Department was alerted at 7 o clock last evening by alarm from box 33. The blaze at 189 North Mechanic Street was caused by a lamp exploding and was extinguished without fire company aid. County Commissioners plan a Monday meeting and a two to three day session to finish county appointments before adjournment.
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Grows Enjoyed the Holidays in The Valley Region
The Valley Register notes Middletown and Frederick residents enjoyed Christmas season with many cornstalks still standing. B H Lyons dies yesterday on Evitt's Creek and remains are moved to Paw Paw for burial.
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Aid for Monongah Sufferers Is Near Conclusion
The Cumberland community reports 977.11 contributed to Monongah relief with a final $25 from Cumberland Eagles. Donations from clergymen and others urged. the Queen City Transfer Co will collect clothing Tuesday after 3 PM, urging remaining supporters to contribute promptly.
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Man Committed to Asylum Reappears in Court
George Tyler, a colored former inmate of the county hospital for the insane, was recommitted this afternoon by Justice Blocher in the city police court. Tyler, who has been acting queerly and claimed to be the Messiah, had briefly wielded a large revolver and was restrained by police. He will receive treatment at the asylum. The piece also notes political staff changes and county board schedules for the January 1908 session, including four names proposed for the Board of Election Supervisors and a forthcoming meeting of the board of county commissioners to hear appeals and transfers on the assessment books. Additional items report a hotel plan near Slanesville, a divorce suit in England, an earthquake in Jamaica, and divorce actions in Baltimore and Boise, Idaho.
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Oats Champion Edward Hanian Dies in Toronto
Edward Hanian once a world champion oatsman died today at his Toronto home. The death marks the end of an era for the sport, with Hanian famed for his speed and strength on the grain rounds.
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Mayor of Laughland delights Times Newsies at Maryland Theatre
About fifty Times Newsies from the Times offices attended the production of Mayor of Laughland at the Maryland Theatre. Tom Waters led with his own company, delivering laughs as Dionisius and Mrs O Flynn. The boys rode in with new delivery sacks, were seated by manager E. E. Rutter and ushers, and praised for excellent behavior and hearty amusement during the show.
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Sacred Concert At Metropolitan Church
A sacred concert is announced for tomorrow at the Metropolitan Church corner Frederick streets in Decatur. The pastor invites friends to attend as several numbers will be repeated and a water set gift was presented by Washington to honor a gifted cornetist and chorister present at the event.
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Death by poison prompts DA probe into district deals
New York on January 4 reports the death of a woman linked to a poisoning case triggers an official inquiry. The district attorney's office plans to investigate transactions involving several thousand dollars in which she was a principal figure.
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Reward Offered by Governor for Night Riders Raid Suspects
Frankfort Jan 4 Governor offers a $500 reward for the conviction of persons implicated in the night riders raid. The notice cites official action following the raid conducted Thursday night and targets those involved.
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Street car strike spurs martial law across Indiana
Governor Hanly orders troops to Marion and Muncie at the request of mayors as street car workers strike in sympathy. No cars move in either city while martial law is declared in Muncie and troops arrive to quell disturbances.
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Japanese Envoy Aoki Warns On Emigration Exclusion
San Francisco report says Japan may deem excluding its subjects from the United States an affront. Ambassador Aoki, retired, notes Mikado may restrict emigration but foreign power actions against Nippon departures shift the situation. Also, Harden appeals libel verdict in Count von Moltke attacks case amid belief judges erred in defense.
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Norwegians Carry Freight to Isthmus Plan Construct
Foreign freighter Bent sailed for Colon Panama with an immense cargo of railroad cars for canal work. Bertha carried creosoted piling and cross ties. Roosevelt asked for the resignation of Ernest G. Eagleson, Denver surveyor general. Ex-Gov Horace A. Boies of Iowa ill in El Paso hospital with pneumonia.
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Pettibone Acquitted by Jury in Boise Trial
Boise Idaho January 4 Pettibone has been declared not guilty by the jury.
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Monongah Relief Fund Closes Next Tuesday
Prompt for contributions to the Monongah Relief Fund continues with a deadline set for Tuesday. The notice urges readers to donate if they have not yet contributed and asks for action now.
Department fires hot shot at Santa Fe president
The Department of Justice under President Roosevelt denounces Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe chief Ripley after 76 interstate Commerce violations were alleged. The railroad was fined 310000 in Los Angeles, with a jury convicting on all counts, and penalties set at one fourth the maximum to deter future misconduct.
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Thaw Down Hearted Amid Divorce Case Delay
Thaw shows low spirits after news from Pittsburg that his mother is ill and travel is restricted. Trial set for Monday as Jerome seeks proof of murder. lawyers await whether May McKenzie is subpoenaed. Also reports a death in Mobile and Tennessee rail rate offer after South Carolina move.
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