Buck Taylor Dies After Shoot Wounding in Cabin John
Berry F. Tatum known as Buck Taylor a former stage and Buffalo Bill show performer died in Providence Hospital Washington after a gunshot wound to the lungs from an attack at Cabin John Bridge. He suffered a hemorrhage and pulmonary trouble. his attackers remained at large as physicians tended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Taylor
Amaton Restatioe
Forormer Roosevelt
Washington
Providence Hospital
Cabin Jobe Bridge
Taylor
cUnhe Taylor
Cabin John 23
Buck Taylor
Berry F. Tatum
Montgomery
Ala
He Wang
Ph Rakistra
American Corn Dominates World Food Crop Scene
The August Crop Reporter highlights corn as the main American crop with over three fourths of global consumption produced here. Demand abroad rises, Europe adopts corn for animal feed, and exports surged about 234 percent in five years, reaching 209,348,273 bushels valued at $95,206,389, a tenth of the crop's total value. Queen Victoria’s cooling car and royal household practices are noted for humorous contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
India
France
Egg Frying Demonstration on Sunlit Washington Street
Dr A J Scharshirt of Worth Capital and Hatreats staged a heat test on a sunlit pavement. A black bagged egg fried in ten minutes as onlookers watched a 120 degree sun bake the surface, then flipped for seven more minutes to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. J. Scharshirt
Worth Capital and
Hatreats
Tattooing Society Women Visit Cleveland Sailor
A visit by G. G. G., a U S sailor calling himself the American Tattooer, to Cleveland is noted. He claims tattooing remains fashionable with more work than ever, including many society women. He cites the Marion Clark case and says he has tattooed over 200 women in Clareland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Gilmore
Marion Clark
Claredland
Two youths sent to Maryland Penitentiary in 1897 robbery case
Joseph Carnes and Joseph Davis pleaded guilty in Frederick's courtroom today after transfer from Stowers chirpe earlier. Judges Motter sentenced them to two years each in the Maryland penitentiary. The record notes earlier alleged break in at PL Hargett Co. and subsequent arraignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carnes
Baltimore
Jimmy
Joseph Davis
Philadelphia
Blinker
Frederick
Stowers
PL. Hargett & Co
Motter
Maryland
Hahreer
Bachison
Acces
Lette Boles for Farmers to Get Mail Boxes on Star Routes
The Post Office plans a four year pilot allowing residents along rural star routes to set up roadside mail boxes. Carriers will deliver to these boxes at no charge, upon written requests to the local postmaster, to receive mail from the route and place it in the boxes for the addressees.
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Postotce
Deaths and legal notices from Montgomery County region
Infant Marion Baumgardner died aged five months in Emmitsburg district with funeral at Keynville. Keefer Cramp ton infant son of James and Anns Cramp ton died at Braddock of marasmus. funeral at 10 am tomorrow, Mt Zion cemetery. Annie Troxell wife of Dr J G Troxell, aged 62 died at Mt St Marys. Walbert Davis injured at Shiloh Church picnic in Montgomery county walks slowly improving. He pressed charges against Fa Ganley for selling intoxicants. six dozen beer and one whiskey drink, beer delivered to picnic near Shiloh under the name pear cider. Ganley bailed $300 for Rockville county court in November. Further actions against others tied to the incident contemplated.
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Marion
John M
Grace Baumgardner
Angnat
Eomitsburg
Keynville
Rey
C. B. Shualenberger
Keefer Crampton
Keefer Kintz Crampston
James
Anns
Crampton
Braddock
Marasmus
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Annie Troxell
Annie M. Troxell
J. G. Troxell
Walbert G. Davis
Shiloh Chorsh
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Fae Ganley
Ganley
Shiloh
Norrin
Boyds
Ganlay
Shesring
Rockville
Davia
HYHENEAL Wooten-Crone Marriage and Local Notices
Miay Hattie Crone daughter of Edward Crone near Myoraville and Edward Wooten of Baltimore were married Thursday at 10 a m by Rev G J Roudabash at Jos eph Wolfe's residence. In the afternoon the couple left for Baltimore. Also Miller Lotz wedding in Mt Pleasant. Secretary Bios of the Business Men's Association has secured John E Pitzer as guide for excursionists Wednesday. Local market quotes for today: corn 35 cents per bushel, oats 3 15, hay 13 to 14 per ton. Front of David Wineberg's shoe house to be rebuilt. Kansas corn crop may be the smallest in decades with forecasts 75 to 100 million bushels depending on weather. A train accident in St Louis. A physician story from New York about Dr Franklin Booth. Promotional health claims for South American remedies are noted but unverified.
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Bios
Business Men's Association
John E. Pitzer
Gettysburg
Mart. My. J. B. W. Hargatt
Oorg
Kansas City
Kansas
Mules Brought to Surface After Mine Rescue
Reports from Mahanoy City detail a mine disaster at Cahto burning Primes colliery. Three men George att Wise Tutigeius and Cosmeg entombed, later found dead near tunnel middle while rescuers battled flames to extinguish the fire. Mules in the mine perished. surface attempts continue to save lives. In Rome at the Vatican Cardinal and Catholic leaders praised American fidelity to the Church. A wrecking incident at Atlantic City derailed two cars with 800 aboard but no injuries. In Lincoln, James M. Burnham shot and killed his father in self defense. coroner exonerates him.
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Mahanoy Chr
Pescie
George Att Wise
Tutigeius
Cosmeg
Furiou
Lincoln, Nebb
James M. Burnham
the Wymeran
Wymera
Neb
Collins A. Burnham
Burnham
Captain Burnham
Klondike News Claims American Territory and Rich Strikes
Victoria reports from Skagway that Richard Mansfield White asserts Klondike lies in American territory. Quartz ledges on Lake Bennett yield gold and silver. copper and gold strikes found west of the lake near Caribou. Bick. Marsha Ackerman, sent by Fresh Air Society, remains ill at Mrs. B F Browns.
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Klondike
Victoria
Amur
Skagway
Richard Mansfield White
New York
Lake Bennett
Caribou
Marsha Ackerman
The
Fresh Air Society
B. F. Brown
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Louisiana Woman's Enterprise
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Miss Wi
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Lette Boles
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Charles ¥. Millar
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Reformed Parsonage
Mt. Pleasant
T. F. Boffmeier
H.M. Gittinger
David Wineberg
Cwim
St. Laws
Allen Nichols
Mons
Victora
N.Y
St. John’s Hospital
Long Island City
Franklin Booth
Elmbury
Drooth
Long Island
Biec
Lavanda
Wsgrest
Schley & Bro
Bruggisis
Weederick
Baner, Frederet van
Mgr
Ireland
Vaticas
Rome
Joachim
Vatican
Ardinala
Binhope
Présidentu
Sociythes
Mer
Ieland
Christendom
Wrate
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pierce
Ned Nelson
Royden St. Camden Nj
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Discovery
Common Sense
Joo Il
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Anna Giering
Advica
Baltibore ST
Lltibore
May
Coat Corie
Jesse Marden
Charles
Steiner Brothers, Druggits
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EO. W. Bowles
Baird
Mien
Merting Humedy Comp
Catenge
Montreal
Rew Yack
Heoben
City Opera House
al. G. Field
Dan Quinlan
Aeaneire Organization Statence
Faust
Ominher the Great
Kustxger
Welby & Pearl
Aworice
Witili Hacket
Handel Hisstings
Shadare
Pantoraimie Nicbyorate
Grand Street
Priges
Yearley
Obr
Ford
J. Biser
Keeley
Deeg
Keeley Institute
N. Capitel St
Waehineten
D.C
Dusit
Colemneer Te Mere
Met
Geogre A
Sam
Buffalo Restaurant
Bourbon
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
WM. S. Miller & CO
Central Hardware CO
J. L. Kervand
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Carly
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Ma
Clotmiers
B. H. Blackston & Son
North Market Street
Sorosis
Helen M. Winslow
Daughters of Vermont Club
Katherine Lee Bates
Wellesley College
Wm. Vaughn Moody
Chicago University
B. Rosenour & Sons
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
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