Multiple Historical Crime and Racing Briefs from 1900s
Fragmented notes recount a burglary sting involving Edward Saenger stores in New York and a Brooklyn employee pairing with Jon Ramsputt, with ships sent to Wilmington and Paterson. Bomb scare near the old city hall in Paulson New Jersey caused alarms, injuring Rainey. Columbus stalls set speed records in Columbus, with Cresceus leading 2:07% mile times. North Carolina election viewed as Democratic with large white turnout. Jockey Fentimore died after a fall at Highland Park. Nanticoke drivers strike at Susquehanna Coal No 2 shaft leaving 406 workers idle.
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Arole Wanical Instruments
Peiladet
Edward Berrin
Joiis Ramsputt
Broohiyy
Wilaangien der
Yesteriat
Edward Sauenger
New
Cerdives
New York
Sir Saenger
Broskhire Herrin
Ramsputt
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Fire Devastates Gilman in Eagle County Colorado
Fragmented item lists a fire wiping Gilman a mining town in Eagle County Colorado during an election in Choctaw Nation. Mentions Judge Dukes Lucy Parsons anarchist claim upcoming Paris congress. death of Harry Danke from sugar refinery overwork. 16 year old Ella Regan escapes Chicago corrections, recaptured then killed near Ottawa Illinois. Heat waves across South Dakota and Bismarck. Baltimore and Ohio Railway work halts harvests. Niagara Falls excursion ads with dates and fares. Medical ad promotes New Great South Care for kidney and bladder issues. Employment ads note opportunities via local newspaper ads.
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W Dukes
Lucy Parsons
Chicago
Paris
Harry Danke
Philadelphia
Ella Regan
Ottawa
South Dakota
Bismarck
D. D
Growth of Christian Endeavor Worldwide Reported
The annual report by General Secretary Johe Wilts Bser notes rapid growth of the United Society of Christian Endeavor with about 59,72 local societies and 3,500,000 members. He highlights 148 societies in China, 459 in India, 1168 in Germany, 189 in Africa, plus numerous groups across France Jamaica Mexico Madagascar Japan Turkey Spain and other regions. The international fellowship links America and Britain and underlines the movement as an interracial global force in church life.
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Johe Wilts Bser
United Society of Carstian Endeavor
London
Maryland
Baer
Membes
America
United States of America
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Scotland
United States
China
India
Germany
Count Bernstorff
Count Pockler
Pastor Pani
Frederick B
Jamaica
Mexico
Madagascar
Japan
Tasuke Harada
United Society of Christian Endeavor of
Turkey
Spain
Canada
Brotherhood For ‘Christ and the Church
S ‘Stsi
Deaths and notices from local community pages
Obituaries report Emanuel Whitter of Freeport dying at 91, born March 22 1809, with ministerial service in Maryland and Virginia. John Castle of near Brownsville dies aged about 23 from typhoid fever, service at Barkinsville Lutheran church. Infant Fannie Dixon dies at two months. Stephen Plaine, former Locust Point night watchman, dies from injuries at Baltimore City Hospital. The clippings also note a science-type anecdote about ants and their engineering feats near Covington.
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Emanuel Whitter
Freeport
This County
U. B
Maryland
Virginia
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Hauish Baker
Washington County
John Whitter
Castle
John Castle
Mira
Lewis O. Castle
Brownsville
Barkinsville
Lutheran Church
O. L Ritter
Union Cemetery
Myerly
John Smith
Woodaboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Stephen A. Plaine
Baltimore City Hospital
Locust Pont
Mr. Plaine
Chemical
Locust Point
Fannie Dixon
Fannie C
Anta
Country Place
Covington
New Griers Times-Democrat
Community Notices From Maryland Localities List Names
County Corbesigsdener Taylor and daughter of Baltimore board with Mr Jeph Gernand and Rev Gerter. Many residents, visits, fishing trip to Adamstown, sermons at Moravian church, and a festival planned at Charlesville. Also notes on schooling, road damage, and a Prospect outing of twenty seven people at Tinganore bottoms.
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Yellow Springs
Pleasant Airchurch
P. A. Richardson
Woodsboro
Harvey Richardson
Pesass
Chas. J. Richardson
Burkhart
Roanoke
Henry Nost
Springfield
Pleasant Hill
Mer
Geo. W. Linton
Baltimore
Samuel Stone
J.B. Stone
Samuel Orr
Prospect
St Tinganore Bottoms
New London
W. A. Hood
Masses Rubie
Beth Hood
Esenca Maggie Barges
May
Fan
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Toalstools
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Edith
Pesorea
Robert
Thomas
Phieteiss
Norris
Pate-ean
Paulson
N. J
Old City Hall
Recorder’s Court
Michael Dunn
John Rainey
Had & Garrow
Rainey
Cry
Columbus
Cresceus
Grattan Bor
Charley Herr
Dave Devil
Crescens
North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Majorica
Jockes
Detroit
Fentimore
Highland Perk
Juggler
Camden
N J
Nanticoke
Toya
Wilkesbarre
Susquéhanna Coal Company
Here
Gilman
Eagle County
Colo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Washington
Brunswick
Frederick
Reedysville
Harper’s Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chank
Toronto
Tetura
Thousad Islands
Callon
Lux Hoare
New Great South
Biedder
Widnes
Beck
Femels
Schley & Hro
Denegiete
Frederick, Md
Wact
Tos News
Gruwt OF
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Giaco Io
James Conser
Min Iella Dorsey
Robert Cross
Pennsylvania
Atsy Barton
William Moirinson
Emmiaborg
James Geiss
Hattie Dorsey
Joseph Corlifiower
Gettynburg
Jobo Collifiower
Howard Callifilower
Kamp
Lemae
Collifiower
Altcons
Lemone Boller
Ming Carrie Bohrmac
Pharisse Bohrman
Jim‘town
Jesse Heaser
Roddy's
Anns Hines Bag
Pipa Creek
Wesley Delaplaine
Altoona
Cramer
Thurmont
William Cramer
Chanlisvilley
J.P. Angleberger
Bloomfield
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Bethel
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Bonday
Messre. Hench
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Roy H. Ramsburg
J. H. Olem
F. N. Zimmerman
Mattie
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M. Stull
Augustor Wachter
Clayton Stull
Zimmerman
W. Ramsburg
Horace Stull
N.A. Asper
Batchelou
Charlesville
Woodville
Misa May Haxan
Edith Runkles
Mount Airy
Siams
Clary
Turner
W. H. Bunkies
Mt. Airy
Tutt
Mattie Seaman
Mesers Walter
Wilford, Dorsey, Orry
Clarence Rookles
Archley Ant Gornay Molexworth
Wilford Ebbs
Howard Bargee
Wille Purdam
Walter Ciarr
Bemituw
Mus Hoth Koos
I Ke
Ethel Poo
Maggie Mbisancenis
BaltiiMep Quraly
Smisery Shaste
Alma Molesworth
Fiscat RF I . C
Arequesta
C. M. Cullam
John King
Lamp Zille
Urbana
Minnie M -Atec
Darnytown
Genie Watkins
J. P. Caballero
Childrens
J P. Seliien
Windsor Wiliams
Christinn Endestor
Jed Banday
Providanos
Hirkerdees
Nashville
James D Richardson
House of Representatives
Brooklyn- Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Grover Graham
Steiner Brothers
David H. Murray
Newark
Natural
WM. S. Miller & CO
Keeley
Keeley Institute
N. Capitel St
Washinetes
D.C
District of Columbia
Mary
J. L. Kervand
Boazers
Trak
Mav, Cor Cat's, Practorm and
Co Aver Sas
Jesse Marden
Uncle Sam
Buffalo Restaurant
Bourbon
Chas. N. Haver
Old Trank Walton
Central Hardware CO
Lers
Waseon
Amd
Ams
Wasa
Brusa
Perhapa
P. B
D. & D. Institute
St George A. Gilberts
North Marker Street
Anna Giering
Tve
E. Baltimorezst
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
Clothiers
B. H. Blackston & Son
North Market Street
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Walker’s
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Vici
Robt. H. Foerderer
U.S. A
B. Rosenour & Sons
Srand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Fred’k, Md
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