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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

19

Police raid on militant suffragette offices in London

Scotland Yard raided a secret suffragette headquarters on Tuthill Street London uncovering plans for arson and outrages. Four women Emmeline Hall Nellie Hall Helen Ames and Julia Jameson were arrested on conspiracy charges amid clashes with wardresses and police. Authorities plan prosecutions as papers reveal fund contributors and a plot to disrupt Buckingham Palace.

Scotland Yard Tuthill Street London Furies Woman's Social and Political Union Emmeline Hall Nellie Hall Helen Ames Julia Jameson Militant Campaign Fund Buckingham Palace Tuthill Street Place

Pottsville miners deaths probe blames engineer

The Maryd Coal Company investigates the May 29 fatal hoisting accident at Pottsville in which six miners Henry Welcker Joseph Selinsky Martin Visculas William Petrosky Mike Smith and Thomas Novak died. A coroner's jury blamed engineer David Williams for intoxication prior to the incident and faulted the company for safety laxity. They urged stricter use of safety devices and careful selection of engineers in the future.

Maryd Coal Company Pottsville Henry Welcker Joseph Selinsky Martin Visculas William Petrosky Mike Smith Thomas Novak David Williams

Miss Wilson Improves After Throat Operation

Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president underwent a minor throat operation in Philadelphia for a condition affecting her singing. She recovered sufficiently to go shopping afterward and spent the night with friends before returning home to Washington.

Margaret Wilson Philadelphia

Son of Duke executive drowned in Utah mountain creek

Woodward W. Duke son of J B Duke president of the American Tobacco company was drowned when his automobile overturned in a mountain creek near Park City Utah. The four other party members escaped unharmed.

Woodward W. Duke J. B. Duke American Tobacco Company Park City Utah

Three Children Die in West Virginia House Fire

A miner Wiley Belcher family tragedy near Simmons West Virginia as mother left three babies alone to visit a neighbor a mile away. home burned killing all three children.

Wiley Belcher Simmons W. Va

Stole Horse From Fence by Middletown Pasture

Thieves stole a horse owned by Roderick Robertson from a wire fenced pasture near Middletown New York. They piled stones on each side of the fence so the horse could step over the top strand and escape.

Roderick Robertson Middletown

Arrest of Benni Budolste on Carlisle slashing charge

A traveling salesman recognizes Benni Budolste, wanted for slashing Kate Nixdorff in Carlisle, and police arrest him while he works in a sewer ditch. A separate note recounts Mrs. Benjamin Hassler’s encounter with a dead eagle on South Mountain and a copperhead snake devouring her goat brood. A thunderstorm causes lightning strikes in Maryland injuring horses, with a livery stable fire killing seven horses.

Benni Budolste Carlisle Kate Nixdorff York Benjamin Hassler Buchanan Valley South Mountain Maryland Janey Jakine Kippon Conrad Vpomy Jinghesville

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