Unfounded China Riot Reports and Aeronaut Deaths
Aug. 18 reports from Washington state the China riot news lacks seriousness and no naval demonstration is planned. An Adriatic balloon ascent ends in tragedy as the sergeant falls to his death after the craft sails away. Pittsburg police arrest Elmer Bruner for the Reese murder, claiming self defense after a shooting at Reese’s home. A Westminster visitor finds a stone axe on a Monocacy camp farm, likely an old Indian implement. Reverend Salvatore Brandi departs to Rome to teach theology at Propaganda College.
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Balloon Descent Turns Tragic At Fort Logan Ride
A balloon ascent near Manhattan Beach ended in disaster as the basket tore free and plunged. The married couple survived with only minor injuries and the professor was bruised. onlookers watched as the balloon crashed to the ground near Fort Logan. Police and rescuers reported the incident to authorities and noted the crowd’s shock as the craft collapsed.
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Release Requested by Pittelareets Player Ang Sick of Club
Jerbaner, a captain and second lineman for the Pittelareets club, has asked for his release citing dissatisfaction with the team's playing. He is considered among the best, but will likely be released by officials.
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Spectacular Tale and Public News From Cape May to Bennington
A fragmented historical clipping recounts dramatic scenes aboard a vessel during a sermon and riot, including a battle with the Emperor, a calm crew, and a wounding. It also lists a presidential trip from Cape May with officials and reporters, flood and labor unrest across several states, and notable incidents from Aug to Aug 18, including accidents, strikes, and a Belgian economist’s death.
Fall of Pattison Era Bank Scandal Trials Begin
Page report covers Governor Pattison era bank abuses and indictments. It details H H Yard loans and deposits, and the Spring Garden bank prosecutions involving Francis W Kennedy, Harry H Kennedy, and Charles Lawrence. The district attorney and experts outline mispricings, overdrafts, and false entries as jurors indict the defendants. The Kennedys and Lawrence plead not guilty as sentencing deferred.
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False Medium Exposed in Onset Bay Seance Plot
Rochester woman Airs Etta Roberts is served notice to leave Onset Bar Association grounds after a seance at her cottage last Thursday revealed a phony spirit impersonator Miss Anna West of Topeka Kansas hidden under a bed. Fraud evidence prompted a formal action. Nearby unrest in Fourmies France sparks troop deployment as riots loom. In Canada, Hanlan and OQuaner challenge Teemer and Gandaur teams for 1000 to 5000 per side with 25 percent of gate receipts offered.
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Curious Rivalry and Fraught Ties Across France
A scrambled report highlights tensions and rivalries during religious ceremonies in France. It mentions Ciara and details involving lace, coats, and easter rites, with references to Treves, Catholic rites, and crowd reactions.
Lightt Vrctors and Glorpina Sweepstakes Result
The report notes Glorpina won the race with top prize of 3593 dollars as Gluriana led in a tense event with Beecham and Doris involved in a violent incident nearby. The sweepstakes totaled several hundred dollars, with Carved with a Razor West Corster as a referenced prize. News also covers a political dispute and a church congregation voting against resignation to support Professor Briggs.
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Burglar Syndicate Exposed in Milwaukse Case
August 18 reports reveal a well known crook described as a leader who named a nearly year old burglar syndicate. Members traveled a mapped route, committing crimes with escape, one member jailed and freed by syndicate funds.
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Milwacsees
William Butterworth Named Private Secretary
The news item notes William Butterworth, son of Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, appointed as private secretary to the commissioner. The 61st meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science opens in Washington tomorrow and other items include financial figures and isolated local incidents.
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Train Disaster Kills Thirteen at Zolikofen Station
A Express and excursion train collision near Zolikofen caused thirteen deaths and eighteen serious injuries. The wreck left many bodies unidentifiable in the station awaiting identification while relief crews from the city treated the wounded and transported them to hospitals.
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Purely Personal Social Notes in Frederick
Mrs Stephen Gelabert and nephews Harry and Jessa Anders visit Mr George K Sappington in Johnsville Dr J M Radcliff and wife and Mr Adolphus Fearhake have returned from Emory Grove camp Rev Father McCloskey returns from vacation to Woodstock Mrs Robert Klotz of Washington DC has returned home Messrs Howard Norris and Barry Black vacationing in Mechanicstown Peter Schsoen returned from a visit to Baltimore Miss Carrie Booper visiting her uncle Charles Hooper and Mrs John Virtue in Washington William F E Kuhn and Charles Chew spent Sunday with friends in Carroll County William Crom of Baltimore visiting his home at Araby Frank Delashmutt leaves for Austin Texas Mrs J J Dill and daughter return from Montomgua Springs Mrs A R Yeakle and daughter return from Montomgua Springs Mrs O T Font and children return home after visit near Berryville VA W M Marken left for Baltimore to spend a few days Miss Georgia Kephart visiting Mrs C E Tucker in Frederick Mrs Vallactte Woodward of Wilmington DE leaves with Mrs J Dean after visiting Frederick WH Davis returns home to Westminster Mr Bernie Michael and associates fish along the Potomac at St. Howard Norris and Harry Black on a two week visit to Washington DC The Asbury Park Not Daily Press society column notes Horence Doub at Dr Starks Hotel with Frederick friends Mr Weedon Cleary of Woodville district in town on business H T C Green of Washington DC visiting friends in Frederick Miss Bertie Miller visiting friends in Walkersville Burke Swope to spend vacation at Gettysburg Daniel Stauder in Lancaster The Rev H G Fritz of Silver Run has left for Littlestown
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Silver Run
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Local residents visit distant towns and host families
A flood of names fills the column as residents from Hagerstown and nearby towns visit relatives and friends across Maryland and West Virginia. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Heery W. Rogers from Higz st Bari Matze, Mrs. Baker and children visiting in deputy, and many others in Martinsburg, Mechanicstown, Frederick, and beyond.
Letters From The People On Enforcing Dog Laws
A reader complains a child was badly bitten on Hast Third Street by a roaming dog and criticizes Frederick’s dog law enforcement. The letter urges the corporation to be held liable for damages caused by pet owners and questions the city’s enforcement of the rules. The missive ends with a signature or city reference.
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