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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1909

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3

Harriman Illness Spurred Surgery Speculation

Reports from Cleveland and New York describe Edward H. Harriman's illness fueling talk of imminent operation at his Arden Hill home. Dr George W Crile of Cleveland reported to have been summoned along with Dr Lyle, while a purgeon’s bag and two oxygen tanks raised rumors of abdominal surgery and a possible stomach cancer theory from Dr B F Bigger.

Edward H. Harriman hts-Arden Harrimiog Sane ‘Lovett Walushk Robert L. Gerry Arden William A. McClellan Haretman MeeClellan New-York Harriman George W. Crile Cleveland Bretton Woods N. H Lyle Mr. Harriman Tower Hill G. W. Crile H. Harriman Crile White Mountains B. F. Bigger John Rockefeller Dr. Bigger

School teacher drowns at Ocean City surf

Ocean City New Jersey August 28 Miss Eleanor Kennedy a well known medical teacher of Philadelphia drowned while bathing in the surf. As usual she went into the sea for a morning swim and was seized with heart disease. She threw up her hands and screamed for help but before rescuers could reach her she disappeared. Bliss Kennedy was twenty five years old.

Ocean City Ocean= City Eléanor Kennedy Philadelphia Kennedy Bliss Kennedy

Explosion at Boca vehicles kills ten and wounds five

A massive blast rattled the coast railway area near Boca, detonating 700 pounds of dynamite after a lighted cigarette dropped into a fuse. Ten killed and five seriously wounded as authorities investigate the accident and arrest a bank president, Elvert W. Shirk, tied to a cash theft scheme at Tipton First National Bank.

Bocaéhicles Bloritia Prealdant Chicago Elvert W. Shirk First “National Bank Tipton Indiana Wes Calumet Bore Shirk Wade

A Sick Headache Cure Found in Disordered Liver

A report describes a remedy for headaches linked to irritation of the face and a liver disorder. The suggested treatment aims to balance the liver function and relieve facial discomfort, with notes on how patients may feel improved after the regimen.

Fluffy Ruffles musical comedy at Uke City Opera House

Florence Gear stars in Fluffy Ruffles a musical comedy at Uke City Opera House on Monday night. The show blends lively songs lively dances and a witty plot centered on the zealous reporter character Thuly Ruffles and the efforts of Fluffy to land a scoop. The production aims to entertain with pure entertainment value and festive stage numbers.

Letine Florence Uke City Opera House Ime Abeteik Rutile

Wiley Will Stay to Fight Benzoate Use in Preserves

Aug 28 Denver Dr Harvey W Wiley head of the bureau of chemistry in the department of agriculture says he will remain in office to continue the fight against benzoate of soda as a fruit preservative despite defeat. He pledged to stay until forced out.

Benzotte Denver Harvey W Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agricult Harvey W. Wiley

Auto Wreck Wrecks Locomotive Near Jamaica Crossing

New York Aug 28 A Long Island Railroad locomotive was wrecked in a collision with a car at a Jamaica L I crossing. The passenger train was delayed almost an hour while a fresh locomotive was sent from the yards. The automobile suffered minor damage and its occupants were attempting to cross when a second express struck the car, demolishing it.

Five Welsh miners die in Cardiff colliery disaster

A mine accident at Rhondda in Cardiff, Wales, on Aug. 28 killed five coal miners and badly injured twelve others when an elevator cage in the naval colliery shaft failed and plunged to the bottom. In Sharon, Pa., two year old Annie Jones dies after being bitten by a fox terrier, with officials noting fear as a contributing factor.

Wales Cardiff Killa Aml Naval Coliiery Rhondde Sharon Annie Jones David Jones

Death of George Manville Fenn In London

The Aug 28 notice reports the death of George Manville Fenn, noted as a novelist, with possible OCR errors. Nearby items mention anthrax outbreaks in Chenango County cattle herds and a cholera disinfection at Peterhof Palace following army cases.

George M. Fenn Osad London George” Manville Fenn New York Utlea N.Y Chenango County Peterhof Palace St. Petersburg Royal Palace Peterhof

Washington Plague Spots Described in Marish Jatamoc Text

Fragmentary OCR notes describe malaria like conditions in low marshy areas around a river bend. Mentions fever, bilious symptoms, and general illness with poor care and ongoing malaria troubles in the community.

Washington

Girl Plans Shelter for Rabid Dogs in Estate Venture

Miss Minnie Manners of Lamberton, wealthy and orphaned, declares she will devote her life to aiding dogs afflicted with hydrophobia. She has turned over her estate to house the animals and hired a veterinary surgeon. After surviving five dog bites with varying treatment, she aims to create an asylum for rabid dogs deemed recoverable or to live out their lives in comfort.

Trenton S.J Auz Minnie Manners Lamberton Miss Manners Jins

Forest Fire Threatens Yosemite's Mercer Sequoias

Aug 28 Yosemite California reports a forest fire at the entrance to the valley endangering the Mercer group, a famed grove of giant sequoias. Sparks from a freight engine sparked the blaze, threatening a world renowned collection. Meanwhile a benzine explosion in Wilmington injures three, one likely fatally, at Electric Haze company plant. A county fair in Buller Pa records a new ladies' riding record of 2.20% for Miss Mark O'Brien aboard Terry H. In Wheeling West Virginia a Black man Arthdn Brown is hanged for the murder of a white boy near Welsh, motive robbery.

Yosemite Valley Yosemite Cal Mntrance Mercer Group Sparksrom Ao Wilmington Del Electric Haze Company Lady Riders Buller Iady Mark O'Brien Terry H W. Va Ts “"Hegro Wester Robert Saannon Welsh Bez

Prevent Brights Consumption and Kidney Health Advice

Reading fragment urges preventing Brights consumption and kidney issues by maintaining healthy kidneys and liver. Advises attention to women’s health as linked to kidney wellness and suggests unspecified remedies and household practices.

Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket and Support Suffrage

The Pennsylvania Prohibition state convention in Pittsburg adopted a platform endorsing women’s suffrage and arbitration between capital and labor. Nominees selected include State Treasurer candidate Dr Frank Fish of Claysville Washington County and Attorney General candidate C W Whith of Delaware County Harold Robinson of Uniontown for Justice of the Supreme Court Burton B Rockwood elected Philadelphia state chairman.

Pittsburg Frank’ Fish Claysville Weshington County C.W. R

Whesses Operator Sacrifices Life in Sinking Steamer Ohio

Seattle man George E. Eccles went down with the Alaska Steamship Company steamer Ohio as it sank after sounding the CQD. His heroic calls drew aid from the Kingfisher, Humboldt, and Rupert City, with 200+ aboard saved. only four others and one passenger lost their lives. Also noted are Major General John A. Wiley’s long Pennsylvania National Guard service retirement and a fatal auto race collision in Brighton, Maine, among other brief items.

Seattle Wah Whitlesselegraph Ojitor George E. Eccles Gre Alaska Steamsiip Company Ohio Kingfisher Rnmboldt Rupert City Rock of Steep Point Highkish Narrowk British,Columbia Ufe Ni G. P Praviklin Pennsylvania John A. Wiley Ous National Guard of

Meredith’s Homage to George Meredith in Stead’s Parlor Tale

Meredith’s Advice to Stead recounts a characteristic story of George Meredith told by Stead with self-deprecating wit and cordial praise. The piece notes Stead’s memory of Meredith’s sharp critique and the author’s anxious delivery of his initial manuscript, while hinting at Meredith’s praise and skepticism. It also briefly shifts to a medical notice about kidney and bladder symptoms, listing pains, back dragging sensations, and urinary issues as presented.

Meredith W. T. Stead George Meredith Mr. Steal

Market Report Describes Busy Stalls and Diverse Goods

The piece notes a lively market morning with many dealers and patrons, a bustling display of produce, and crowds like bees around a sugar barrel. It lists prices for eggs, butter, poultry, fruit, vegetables, and fish, plus a humorous note on a keeper and tramp exchange.

Coffe Maryland

Hanging Gurned Ropertone After Clark Killing

A violent riot follows a fatal shooting as Ben Clark kills Jems Durden and wounds four posse members. Clark, an excused convict, is captured after a gun battle at Sweeny’s house where deputies and a bystander die. The scene ends with Clark’s body cremated amid crude fuel and a chaotic onset of lynching fears.

Ben Clark Hogro Ganviet Jems Durden Clark Harbor -Clark Torry Town Jones Lester Montatmery Sweeny Dundon

Storm Deluge Kills Three Men in Chicago

A severe rainstorm lashed Chicago on August 28, killing three men. The flood caused extensive damage, broke a prolonged seventy two hour period of darkness, flooded basements, and disrupted streetcar service and lighting for hours. City residents faced widespread disruption as the deluge persisted.

Chicago Tor

Walked Out of Jail by Robbery Suspect in Custody

Alleged robber changed clothes in his cell and walked out the front door with visitors after being held on charges of taking part in a Dongon store robbery. The incident occurred during a jail visit, with authorities seeking the fugitive.

Viatkare Carliale Pas Ang Adore Graham Dongon

Laughter Fatal to Woman in New Orleans Theatre

In New Orleans on August 28 Margaret Leathers a Black woman laughed heartily at a theatre performance causing her to collapse. She had a history of heart attacks and the laughter allegedly triggered a fatal episode before she could be removed from the venue.

Horself New Orleana Margaret Leathers Focal Theatre

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