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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

2

Charles A Becker Bear Attack and Local News

A man in Hymer near Lock Haven, Pa., was attacked by a large bear after shooting it. His wife and Mrs. Riggle helped drive the animal off with a shovel and club as he fought to hold the bear and protect a calf. A search party pursued the bear. Also reported are local political and criminal items, including a cider election split and a murder verdict in Maryland.

A. B. McCloskey Hymer Lock Haven McCloskey William Riggle

Large farm listings with prices across acres and locations

Real estate notices advertise dozens of properties from 8 to 275 acres with prices and features. Listings include proximity to Franklin Oxford and Butler towns, bank barns, fruit trees, timber, fences, and water, plus notes on sale methods and inquiries. A separate local item reports Curtis Kane assaulted at Lincoln Way Inn and miscellaneous civic updates.

Franklin Oxford Good Law Butler Tow Lland Railrs

Senator Bradley Dies in Washington After Lingering Illness

William O. Bradley, United States senator from Kentucky, died in Washington after a long illness aggravated by a fall. Born March 18, 2047, he became Kentucky’s first Republican governor in 1895 and later served in the U.S. Senate after four candidacies. He joined the Union Army as a youth and gained national renown for his role at the 1880 Republican convention.

Bradley William O. Bradley United States Kentucky Washington Senator Bradley Grant Senate

Wife Dies Trying to Save Sleepwalking Husband in Hooversville

Mrs. C. H. Wheeler, wife of a wealthy lumber dealer, was killed while attempting to keep her husband from jumping from a second story window. He also fell and is believed to have died from his injuries.

Hooversville C. H. Wheeler Wheeler

Mexican general Diaz takes rooms in Toronto for mediation talks

General Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz and Mexico presidential candidate rents a private Toronto suite near the Niagara Falls mediation conference. The Diaz party includes General Del Rio and seven other Mexicans as observers and participants.

Felix Diaz Toronto Porfirio Diaz Mexico General Huerta Can Niagara Falls General del Rio

Tariff Loss Put At 63 Million Dollars by Senator Sena

Senator Sena of Utah told the senate that April losses to U S commerce due to the Underwood tariff totaled 63 million dollars based on reports of higher imports and lower exports. He cited this as a 766 million ton annual rate.

Senaor Smoot Utah Senate

Noted Reading Citizen Peter Wanner Dies by Suicide

Peter D. Wanner, 74, a well known Reading Pa., resident and former district attorney, shot himself at his home. A member of the bar, he later sought the Democratic congressional nomination and was defeated in that bid.

Peter Wanner Peter D. Wanner Reading

Beer theft ruling limits Kansas keg theft convictions

Municipal Judge Brady in Kansas City says beer kegs bottles and beer are not protected by Kansas law. He rules that a man who steals beer kegs cannot be convicted.

Kansas U. K Brady Kansas City Beolus

Captain Winslow Killed in Accidental Death at Brownsville

Cepteaio Richard Winslow of the Coast Artillery Corps was accidentally killed at Brownsville Texas, according to family reports received in Jackson Mississippi. He was thirty years old.

Winslow Cepteaio Richard Winslow Coast Artillery Corps Brownsville Tex Jackson Miss

Rupture Expert Seely To Visit Hanover For Free Consultation

W B Seely a noted rupture specialist from Philadelphia sends his representative to Hanover to aid the ruptured public. Consultation at Hotel Colonial on Wednesday June 3rd is free. He promotes the Stermatic Shield Truss endorsed by the U S Government and the Czar of Russia. Immediate relief without surgery or injections. Examination and advice free. Personal reference on request. Office 1027 Walnut St Philadelphia.

W. B. Seely Philadelphia Hanover Hotel Colonial U. S Russia Ome Walnut St

Smallpox Outbreak Suppresses Rebel Camp in Sinaloa

Reports from the front note smallpox spreading at Culla Jen the capital of Sinaloa Mexico with no deaths in the Constitutionalists garrison. Separately masked robbers blew open a bank near Mahomet Illinois taking cash and escaping by motor car.

Culla Jen Caiital Sinaloa Mex Deat Kkuvoy Mahomet Champaign Sherif S

Mine Cage Upsets Near Tamaqua Killing Five

A mine cage at the Maryol colliery five miles west of Tamaqua Pennsylvania plunged from the surface landing to the shieve wheel forty feet above ground. Five men were hurled 700 feet to the shaft bottom. One man died on the surface and several were injured. Bodies had to be carried through airways and molicways to the surface. Names of the dead include Joseph Solinsky Tuscarora Martin Visculas Middleport Milne Smith Maryd William Petrosky Middleport Thomas Novaka Maryd Henry Welker Tuscarora. Officials blame no definite cause yet.

Maryol Collery Tamaqua Jess Masses Henry Welker Welker Milne Smith Maryd William Petrosky Middleport Thomas Novaka Tuscarora

Exile Consumptives Advocated by Paris Doctor

Dr Quelpa, a leading Paris physician, argues that consumptives should be confined in health compounds and forbidden to lead city life, according to La Revue. The piece presents his urging amid ongoing debates on public health restrictions.

Quelpa Paris la Revue

Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collision in Dense Fog

The steamship Empress of Ireland was rammed by the Swedish collier Storstad in the St Lawrence River near Rimouski. The vessel sank within fourteen minutes. 964 people perished, with 403 survivors. Rescue vessels Eureka and Lady Evelyn recovered lifeboats and survivors, including Sir Henry Seton-Kerr and Laurence Irving. Captain Kendall was among the rescued, shaken but alive.

St. Lawrence Rimouski Quebec Storstad Empress of Ireland St. Lawrence River Liverpool Father Point H. G. Kendall Royal Naval Reserve Impress of Ireland Marcon Eureka Lady Evelyn Sir Henry Seton-Kerr Laurence Irving Si Henry Irving Marie Hackney Rscue Kendall

Rooster Day Resolution Noted In Local Meeting

A garbled record from a Segalun event at the Meptas de Annus Normal Institute in burg, Pa describes a resolution read by W. Theodore Wiiltman of Moun Gretna, Pa. The text references a “rooster day” and hints at actions to be taken on or before that day.

Meptas de Annus Normal Institute Burg W. Theodore Wiiltman Gretna Wanluqualy

Sinking of Empress of Ireland Prompts Rigorous Inquiry

The Empress of Ireland lies sunk in the St Lawrence after colliding with the Storstad. Officials in Canada and Britain push a formal inquiry to fix blame as Captains Kendall and Andersen accuse each other. Survivors report chaos and crew failures amid the disaster with 900+ dead.

Canadian Pacific Railway St. Lawrence River Gulf of St. Lawrence Imperial Storstad H. C. Kendall Thomas Andersen Kendall Rimouski Heich Wes Ireland Ilfm

Jamie Vent Nant obituary fragment hints at 19th century roots

Fragmentary OCR shows an obituary note for Jamie Vent Nant from Mew Jensay or nearby, with a garbled birthplace or residence in Oregon. It references a birth date around July 23, 1861 and lingering OCR distortions obscure full biographical details.

Jamie Vent Nant Jensay Sakai Youssou Diego New Basan Ned Panda Wali

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