Local Social News Highlights From Hanover Street
Personal notes list visits and family gatherings across Hanover and nearby towns. Residents including J S Tauzhinbaugh Mary E and others wrap Sundays with friends in Hanover, York, Philadelphia street and McSherrystown. The McSherrystown Fire Co. cigars drawing names Robert Decker as winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Tauzhinbaugh
Mary E
Hanover Street
Chas. E. Bummer
Hanover
F. Rahine
Philadelphia Street
Jerome Miller
Nettie
York
J. J. Snyder
U.S
Newport
R. L
Philadelphia Hospital
J. J. Borzeger
Waynesboro
Emma Shane
Margarite Shane
Washington, D. C
Frank Kemper
Bowlder
P. J. Miller
John Summer
Walkersville
C 4 Dichi
Philadelphia
Estella Gross
Amelia Himes
Margaret Bailey
Baltimore
Susan Blair
Mollie
Carrie Borden
Aggie Ebrehart
McSherrystown
Robert Decker
McSherrystown Fire Co
Striking Coal Miners Stand Firm Across Week
Shenandoah Pa Sept 15 Today marks the 19th week of the coal strike with both sides refusing to yield. Union leaders pledge to continue the walkout until concessions are granted as operators and strikers trumpet rumors of a Harrisburg conference and possible settlement talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Cooal
United Mine Workers
Governor Stone
John Mitchell
Hus
Mitchell
Fahy
Nichols
Harrisburg
Mob nearly lynches man in Butler after alleged child abuse
A mob of about 2,000 in Butler Pennsylvania gathered near the West Penn depot to seize Joseph Bennett after he allegedly maltreated the daughter of John Wezner. Police protected the jail, but the crowd battered the door, wounded several officers, and shot a bystander as they tried to storm the prison.
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Butler
Skhorly
Dail
Joseph Bennett
John Wezner
West Penn Depot
Bennett
Pennett
Lewis Patton
Pzatter
J. Rainey Hoon
Aten Tre
Sherif Rainer Hoon
Sher
Joseph Dougherty
Louis Hill
George Klein
Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Western Penitentiary
Butler Pennsylvania Sept Joseph Bennett faced a mob after an assault on a 9 year old Thelma Wagner then pleaded nolle contendere in court yesterday and received a 15 year term. Judge Miller rejected insanity defenses and found Bennett mentally responsible informing the sentence.
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Butler
Joseph Bennett
Thelma Wagner
Nolle Contendre
Western Penitentiary
Benne
Miller
Threatened Roosevelt case in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police hold 46 year old Joseph Schultz on loitering charge while investigating a claim he threatened to take the life of President Roosevelt. Schultz was arrested after two elderly sisters said he entered their premises and insisted on staying there. Police seek the persons he reportedly named regarding the threat.
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Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Joseph Schultz
Schmitz
Brother slain in poultry money dispute in Newfield
William Branet of Newfield New Jersey was shot and killed by his brother Peter Branet during a dispute over proceeds from poultry sales. Peter Brand confessed to the shooting at the Lauder police station and led officers to the scene where William lay dead. Peter was jailed after arrest as the coroner took charge. William left a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Branet
Newfield
N. J
Moneybury
N. JL
Peter Branet
Maiasa
William
Peter Brandi
Peter Brand
Peter
Wiliam
Fatal riot on a train among excursionists in Delaware
A fight erupted on a Queen Anne Railroad excursion train from Rehoboth to Queenstown killing one man who died in Denton Maryland. The conductor faced threats in Hickman Delaware as windows were smashed and several people were injured. Deputies and sheriffs pursued arrests at Queenstown with white passengers seeking refuge in the baggage car.
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Dover
Del
Queen Anne
Rehoboth
Queenstown
Denton
Hickman
Frei Clifton
Windo
Caroline County
Centreville
Queen Anne Road
Hundreds Perished in Oregon and Washington Forest Fires
The Portland Oregon dispatch reports hundreds dead in Oregon and Washington fires. Bodies found near Kalama Washington and Vancouver Washington. 16 reported elsewhere. Property loss estimated at 2,000,900 with vast timber losses. many families homeless and destitute.
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Orego
Washington
Portland
Ore
Seni
Oregon
Kalama
Vancouver
Wasik
Death of Navy Lieutenant Morris on Olympia
In Boston on September 16 Lieutenant John R. Morris U S N engineering officer on the Olympia was found dead in his stateroom from a self inflicted gunshot. He began duty on January 25 and the Olympia lay at the Boston navy yard. Chaplain Morrison previously shot himself at Shrine Hospital Chelsea.
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Boston
John R. Morris
U.S. N
United States
Olympia
Boston Navy Yard
Morris
Morrison
U. S. NL
Thursmoon
Shrine Hospital
Chelsea
General Markets Adelphis Pennsylvania Prices Sept. 16
Flour prices mix across varieties with values around 2.60 and 2.85 per barrel. Rye flour quiet at 3.29 to 3.25. Wheat No 2 Pennsylvania red. Corn No 2 yellow local at 69 cents. Oats No 2 white clipped 38 cents. Lower grades 34 to 35 cents. Timothy hay 17 dollars per large bale. Beef hams 20.56, pork 21.50. Live poultry 13 cents for hens, old roosters variable. Dressed poultry 13 cents fowls, 5 cents roosters. Butter 24 cents. Eggs 22 cents. Jersey prime potatoes 25 to 30 cents per basket.
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Adelphis
New York
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Banker Fish Killed After Saloon Altercation
Nicholas Fish a noted New York banker and diplomat died after a fight in Erhardt's saloon on Roosevelt Holiday. Detective Thomas J. Sharkey and two women were arrested, with Sharkey held on bail and the women as witnesses.
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New York
Nicholas Fish
Erhardt
West
Fish
Thomas J. Sharker
Sharkey
Usc
Sharker
Roosevelt Hospital
Libby J. Phillips
Casey
Thomas J. Sharkey
Worker Crushed At Baldwin Locomotive Works
John Siewart Bowes, 46, of 835 Corinthian Arente, was killed in a shop accident at Baldwin's Locomotive Works. He was drawn into a machine, squeezed and hurled, his head crushed and bones broken as bystanders watched in shock.
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Senator Stuarts
Wi Stewart
United States
Nevada
Alameda
Henry Foote
Stewart
Washington, D.C
John Siewart Bowes
Baldwin’s Locomotive Works
Tottal
Coal St Benefits Zngland
Sept 1 Lonasa United States coal market shows continued favorable demand and rising prices for iron ore shipments. Trade firms report steady bookings and health in the East versus Northern markets amid ongoing production and transport constraints.
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Lonasa
United States
Sok
Iren
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