Allegany County High School graduates held festive finale
Seventeen graduates received diplomas at the Academy last night in a large, decorated ceremony. Dr. Thomas Fell of St John's College delivered the address praising educational progress and urging graduates to apply learned discipline in life.
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Academy
Prof. Fell
Academy of Mu
Allegany County High School
Eedod
Boo
Cote
Ely Ebrera Snyder
Jutla Warneron
Edith Margaret J. Olive Juha Oliver
Mary Les Tane
Eleanor Kieckeit Cook
Mary Royston Bell
Deo Dusies Piper
Bertha Germaine Matthews
Leah Jeanne Wilson
Messrs
Mark Dupaugh
Orion Clifield Wright
Clarence Henry Stein
Arles Wolf
William Nfeary
Hamden Jones
Char’ ‘Troxell
Mars
Lua Syke
Fas
James W.thomas
Allegany County Board
Temurky
Howard C. Hi
Alegany Courts High School
Patcorian
Whhson
Salata Ericte
Thacas
Thomas Fell
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Warfield
Fell
Maryland
Francis Nicholson
Nicholson
Braren
Cameron
Yale
Snyder
Many Crimes of a Monster in the Ore Wars Trial
In Boise June a dramatic testimony before Judge Wood centers on Harry Orchard facing severe cross examination by defense counsel Richardson. Orchard’s assertions about the Cripple Creek killings and connections to Pinkerton agents are challenged as witnesses describe his past depredations and crimes including thefts, bigamy, and bomb plotting.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Richardson
Wood
Steunenberg
Haywood
Wardens
Yarrew
Michard
Orchard
Jack Simpkins
Stennenberg
Nousing
Pinkerton
Hage
McPartland
Great
Sinal
Vindicator
W. F. Davis
William Easterly
Moyer
Heywood
Cripble Creek
Easterly
Owsey
Local Ads Highlight Furniture and Real Estate Listings
The Times Today promotes live advertising across pages with special focus on Kamen & Benemen at 101 Baltimore Street offering handsome furniture on attractive terms. Real Estate and Securities Company shows a strong home listings push on pace twelve, with L Bernstein Company at 22 N Mechanic Avenues showcasing quality goods on sale.
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the Times
Kamen & Benemen
Baltimore Street
Pace
L. Bernstein Company
Mechanic Airees
Peace Congress at The Hague to Meet for Two Months
Delegates to The Hague peace congress begin work through committees with a plenary session every ten days. Russian Ambassador M Nelidof will chair. five to six committees will be formed. sessions to be secret. Main aim is settling disputed points of international law over about two months.
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Dy Publishers’ Press
the Hague
Pague
Airiy
Great Knights Hall
M. Nelidof
Paris
Sth
Four Million Graft Alleged in Harrisburg Capitol Funds
Testimony before the Capitol investigation commission alleged nearly four million dollars in Capitol trimmings were approved by Additor General Snyder and State Treasurer Mathnes rather than by the Board of Public Buildings and Grounds. Samuel Rambe and others testified about bills approved at meetings, and Pennypecker offered no explanation for a $303,000 attic completion without legislative authority.
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Publishers’ Press
Harrisburg
Neary
Capitol
Snyder
Mathnes
Board of
Public Buildings and Grounds
Pennypecker
Samuel B. Rambe
Board of Public Grounds
Funeral for General McKaig Held at First Presbyterian
Remains of General William McMahon McKaig laid to rest at Rose Hill Cemetery after a 4 PM service at First Presbyterian Church. Ex-Judge Fer din and Williams named to draft resolutions, Alexander County Bar to attend funeral in a body. Pallbearers listed. omissions noted for two teachers in a school entertainment report.
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Bar Association
William McMahon McKaig
Rose Hill Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church
James £. Moffatt
Ink
Aliexany County Bar Association
Fer
Ferdin
Williams
McKall
Thes
Roderic, Clary
W. H. Shepherd
J. W. S. Cochrane
Hush McCleave
J. J. Grimith
Robert H. Gordon
Albert Charles
J. P. Gaffney
Jude A. H. Bord
DeWarren H. Reynolds
Daniel Annan
Samuel Smith
W. J. Muncaster
Robert Shriver
Ferdinand Williams
J. W. Thomas
Cyclone Ravages Towns Across Illinois and Kentucky
A cloudburst and cyclone struck Gradyville in Adair County destroying nearly every residence and causing extensive damage. In York Illinois two people were killed and several injured as homes and barns were wrecked. Railroads were demoralized and debris littered the area as efforts to recover the dead and missing continued.
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Duquein
Illinois
York
Publishers’ Press
Louisville
Gradyville
Adair County
Duqueta
Marshall
Two Girls Die After Poison Self-Harm Attempt
Helen Curtis eleven and Marguerite Curtis ten drank rat poison at noon. Marguerite died soon after with their grandmother, their mother, and a maternal grandmother reported similar impulses. A brother found them and their aunt witnessed the tragic scene.
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Helen Curtis
Marguerite Curtis
Marguerite
Witheir
Herens
Helen
Frank
Clarabel
Jon’ Te Can
Moving Bible Pictures At The Amuse U
Tay 2 representative attended the Amuse U on Aimore Street near Gross Store to view Bible narrative films. The writer praised the scenes as beautiful impressive and instructive noting their value for teaching biblical history to children and adults at the cost of a nickel.
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Aimore Street
Gross
Double Wedding at Thomas Town Ties The Knot
In Thomas, Mr Clyde Schooley wed Miss Ber tha Stewart and Mr Let Davis married Miss Qlia Sell in a simultaneous ceremony held this week. Also a big June white sale is announced by McMullen Brothers for Tuesday morning. Read ad in Monday’s papers.
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June White
McMullen’ Brothers
Thomas
Clyde Schooley
Bertha Stewart
Let Davis
Qlia Sell
Big June White
McMullen Brothers
McMullen Grothers
Twenty Year for Ratliff in Lynching Era Verdict
Marlinton West Virginia June 8 after a 12 hour wait the jury found Warwick Ratliff guilty of outraging Miss Qua Bird but recommended mercy the court gave the lightest possible sentence twenty years in prison a harsher verdict without mercy would have carried death. spectators fear mob action though none is seen. the trial of Albert Gay among others follows and Paris May heads to new proceedings.
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Marlinton
W. Va
Warwick Ratliff
Miss Qua Bird
Ratliff
Rati
Albert Gay
Gay
Miss Pendleton
Clifton Forge
Paris May
Switch Lamps Improve Ridgeley Yard Operations
Western Maryland Railroad Co installed about twenty five switch lamps in Ridgeley West Virginia yard. The lamps let switchmen see clearly at night improving safety and efficiency. Employees praise the up to date improvement as the first of its kind in the yard.
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Ridgeley
Western Maryland Railroad Co
W. Va
Man killed in sugar refinery throttle machine accident
John Worth died in a brutal accident at Havemweyer Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn when his clothing was caught in a large machine. Companions tried to free him as his body was ground and mangled, his screams ending with his death.
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Publishers’ Press
New York
John Worth
Havemweyer
Brooklyn
Worth
Murderer Fairfax Dies in Jail After Murder Plot
George W. Fairfax of Farr commits suicide by strychnine in Fairfax County Jail after shooting Isaac F. Woodyard at Woodyard's store. The pair, both about 40 and married, had enmity tied to the Farr post office location.
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Leesburg
George W. Fairfax
Farr
Fairfax Courthouse
Isaac F. Woodyard
Fairfax
Allison
Woodyard
Fairfax County
Millinery Sale Offers Value to Prospective Buyers
Millinery notes announce a backward season due to cool weather. Manufacturers and robbers overstocked. the shop offers low price concessions and showcases the best values in the city. A $5.00 hat sale drew new customers. remaining stock includes ostrich plumes and children's trimmed hats priced up to $10.00.
Real estate listings offer varied city plots and homes
Multiple properties are offered for sale including a large ground lot at 427 feet by Lena Street and a 12 room double frame house at the corner of Pear and Shriver. Prices range from 500 to 1200 cash with installments. A fine double house on Baltimore Avenue includes modern improvements and water heat, available now.
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Ledford
Utes
Pear
Shriver Avenue
Buchholz
Baltimore Avenue
Farm Description Near Savage Seeks Buyer
Rental and sale notice describes a farm with 75 acres 9 room house barn and outbuildings. Includes half of the farm with a vein of good land and nearby Savage two miles away. Also mentions houses and lots for sale in the city.
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Savage
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