Accidents plague Hancock area with twelve deaths this year
Within ten miles of Hancock Washington county twelve accidental deaths are recorded this year. Victims include John Pittman Amus Carson F Arthur Stone Edward Redhead Pat Dolan James Molien Solomon Smith Mathies Richart Sreman Richart Garry Sterling George Bloom and a tramp named Kyles. Each death stems from a rail or road mishap or fall.
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Hancock
Washington County
John Pittman
Amus Carson
F. Arthur Stone
Edward Redhead
Pat Dolan
Six Johns Run
James Molien
Millstone
Solomon Smith
Buck Valley
Mathies and
Sreman Richart
Sir John’s Run
Garry Sterling
Cherry Run
George Bloom
Franklin Mills
Tramp
Suppece Pame Kyles
Sir John's
Social Season Dances Highlight City Events
Bliss Noble Virginia Harwood will give a dance at the City Hotel on Mez day next the 28th. This will be followed by a dance by the Misses Shriner at Junior Hall on Tuesday evening and many other society functions are planned for the holiday season.
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CUBS
Bliss Noble
Virginia Harwood
City Hotel
Mezday
Misses Shriner
Junior Hall
Tapis
PERFER'S TRIBUTE Last Tribute to Senator Plumb
Washington mourns Senator Preston B Plumb with state tributes from Senate members and the cabinet. A funeral cortege moved via Fourteenth Street to the Capitol where services were held in the Senate chamber. Resolutions were adopted for a committee to supervise the late senator’s funeral and the procession proceeded to the railroad station for Emporia Kansas.
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Waserutas
Dee
Washington
Preston B. Planb
Veluck
Tre Chute
Capitol
Merritt
Sul
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Grounds
Senate
Manderson
Peffer
Sollearne
Preston B. Plumb
Kansas
Teme Norte
Listion
Blaine
Rusk
Grant
Taft
Treasury
Nettleton
Spaulding
Halford
Harrison
Parker
Navy
Bassett
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Blaine Nest
Capitol Police
Sageant
Senator Plum
Emporia
Peffer, Paddock
Paseo
Ransom
F: Ton and
Broderiex
Cate and Peet
Arkansan
Bank Failure, Burglary, and Miscellany News
Tyrone bank closes over drain on resources with deposits small but liabilities high. Lyon Bini MD reports a bold depot burglary failed to reach its contents. S. V. White & Co. hope to resume after speculative losses. Louise Bayard wed to Dr Angell in a quiet Wrangeton ceremony. Copper contamination in cream puffs sickens Wentz family. Davis will case settlement negotiations proceed in St. Paul. Two brothers drown skating on Trout Run pond near Sumacombe. Grip illness hits U. S. Naval Academy, dozens affected including officers and cadets.
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Tyrone
Trioxe
Tyrone Bank
Claude Jones
C. Gayer
P. Fiyon
A. B. Hoover
Lyon Bini
Adams Express Office
Ss. V. White
New York
V. White & Co
New England Leaders At Pilgrim Fathers Day Dinner
A New England tribute dinner at Delmonico's marked by speeches from ex president Grover Cleveland and others, highlighting Americanism, education, and civic duty. The event linked Pilgrims’ legacy to modern American values, stressing allegiance, industry, and moral sentiment in citizenship and governance. New York officials also showed strong backing for the Columbian Exposition with Chauncey M. Depew and others prominent.
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New England
Aids City
Ilo Ae Teyl Dhurer
Academy of
Muse
Calvin E. Pratt
Pratt
Grover Cleveland
Oraca Porter
Vermont
Rosswell C. Horr
Charles B. Hall
Brooklyn
David Boone
Mayo Elect
Cleveland
New York
Delmonico
York
Chauncey M. Depew
John Boyd Thatcher
Gorton W. Allen
J. Seaver Page
New
Metropolis
the Lakes
Gleauncey
Depew
Ben. T. Y. Baker
Menlvaine and Trezza Death Sentence Upheld
United States Supreme Court Justice Faber announced the court affirmed the lower court decision in the cases of Charles Menlvaine and Nicola Trezza. Both were convicted of murder and sought habeas corpus against Sing Sing prison warden under the New York electrocution law as they faced execution.
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WssiixeTos
Unief
Faber
United States Supreme Court
Charles Menlvaine
Luca
Nicola Trezza
Sing Sing
New York
Personal notices of Christmas travel and gatherings
A string of short notes lists individuals visiting relatives, traveling to Baltimore and New Orleans, and hosting or spending holidays in various towns. Several names and locations appear, including Mr E Ulgter in Baltimore, Miss Bettie Fronk in Mae, Charles Shiptey headed to Brooklyn for Christmas, and Jobe Widenour visiting Lancaster. Also noted: two Midland Mines church buildings, a Chanukah festival description, and a railway-rate boost prompting travel to Baltimore and Washington.
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Wilda
York
Jobe Widenour
Lancaster
Jobn U. Ingenour
Ella M. Jacobs
North Market Street
Columbia
W. Nath Young
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Baltimore
Washington
J. Columbus O'Donnel
This
County
Columbus O'Donnel
Henry G. Davis, Jr
Henry G Davia
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway Company
Randolph Coal and Coke Company
West Virginia
Fast Mail stage spectacle at City Hall doors
This evening City Hall opens for Lincoln J. Carter's Fast Mail a sensational production featuring a fourteen car freight train on stage and a full Mississippi river steamboat with bells and whistles in operation. The show promises realistic effects and lively humor with a dedicated scenery car and careful production details. Housekeepers should learn simple repairs such as fixing faucets and locks using common tools and oil to avoid costly service calls.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Carter
Niagara
Lole
New York Tribune
Norwegians Defeat Canada In Wresting Championship Riot
In a varied program at Ridous, Norway defeated Canada in a seven feet rope pull duel that lasted twenty nine minutes. The event featured teams from Scotland vs Denmark, with Charley Mitchell and others drawing crowd interest as England lost their match after a lengthy struggle. The program also included German and Swedish teams, Italians beating Ireland in 39 minutes, and a disturbance near Ferrara with workers threatened by mob action prompting military dispatch. The Duke of Devonshire died at 73, passing baronetcy to the Marquis of Hartington and creating Commons vacancy in northeast Lancashire.
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Madiaun Square Garden
Jem Corbet
Charley Matchell
Aed Pruok P. Silvin
Sakshi
Whunge
Alu, Guudwara
Aml Dimes E. Sullivan
Saeed C. Garstiey
McNeil and Sanderson
Maine
Mien
Charley Mitchell
England
Adolph Butzel
Qivstal Proporty
Duke of Devonshire
London
Hoikehall
Milnethorpe
Marquis of Hartington
House of Commons
Lancashire
Ferry Collision Near New York Causes Panic on Deck
A Hoboken ferry named Morristown collided with a White Star steamer anchored in the stream during a dense fog. The wheelhouse was torn off and part of the ladies’ cabin stove in. Passengers, mostly women, fainted and were trampled in a frantic rush. Mrs Strauber sustained a broken leg in the panic.
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Fank
New York
Hoboken
Morristown
White Star Company
End Near for Whitman as Illness Worsens
Physicians say Whitman’s condition worsened with fever and skin lesions. Doctors fear the poet will not survive, predicting death by choking, exhaustion, or heart failure, in a somber outlook shared by Dr. Deayukier Suis and Dr. McAlister.
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Nessie
Ter Lewis
Daniel Dongaxer
Alexander My Allister
Futcluck
Te Naan
Eiders Hs Loouing
Deayukier Suis
Whitutun
Slaughter of Diseased Horses Halted on Long Island
Inspectors in New York uncover a Long Island site devoted to slaughtering broken down diseased horses. Export plans were blocked by Secretary Rusk as officials seized seventy five tiers of meat bound for Antwerp. The case involves glanders and mislabeling to ship horse meat abroad.
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Rosk
Wasuisetos
Dee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Long Island
Secretary of Agriculture
Boards of Health
Predicted Conservative Arrests Shock Dominion
Montreal dispatch cites prominent Conservatives claiming a major sensational act will unfold across Canada. They assert the Mercier ministry’s dismissal was only the first step, with Mercier and other provincial officials to be arrested for defrauding the treasury, including Pacaud, provoking a national uproar.
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Canada
Montreal
Dominion
Mercier
Pacaud
Newfoundland and Canada Part in Canada Union Talk
The Eclair reports an interview with Mr. Fabre the Canadian commissioner in this city. He says Newfoundland’s government has created embarrassments in Canada Britain and France relations and the imperial government would push for the colony to join the Dominion of Canada. An engineer on a Lehigh Valley train crashed to death after a landslide near Rockport tunnel. Michael Lavelle of New Jersey Central was crushed beneath the engine. passengers escaped.
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Newfoundland and
Canada
The
Eclair Publisher &N
Fabre
Newfoundland
Great Britain
France
Dominion of
Eastex
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Rockport
Tninnel
Michael Lavelle
New Jersey Central
Nuggets of News From a Damaged Page
The notice summarizes scattered items: gunboat Petrel arriving at Port Saw en route to China, Mrs Balch Bramen’s birthday in Georgetown Alabama, Edison district manager George Caster dies in Schenectady, William Bowen of Hammond injured on a railroad near Philadelphia, a traw and crowd on a riverbank, and an incident at New Germany involving Michael Hass. Several fragments are garbled or unclear.
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Petrel
Port Saw
China
Isaac Balch Bramen
East Bradford
Georgetown
George W. Caster
Edison General Electric Company
Denver
Colo
Schenectady
William Bowen
Hammond
Rome and Watertown
Philadelphia
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Yim Prederick
JK Mare Pianos
Wicberlander
Frederick
Ald
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Nasp
Tangsa
Keene
WM. Oberlander
Frederick, Md
the News
Treday
Perfer’s
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Lepect
Wis
Representaties
Tilers
Serious Terk Oh Haitor Congress
Metron
Beton
Cleely
Prechint
Shuman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Reuters
Bliss Louise Bayard
Wrangetox
Del
Louise Lee Bayard
Frank Angell
Delaware Place
Thomas F. Bayard
Jesse Higgins
St. Luke's Church
Miss Bayard
Anncell
Cornell University
Mrs. Angell
Ithaca, N
Noregistown
Henry C. Wentz
Will Setrie
Sr. Path
Butteoat
Davis
Henry A. Root
John V. Davis
C. John
Sharptown
Trout Run
Reboncs
Reeadrng
Mensch
Night Watchinera
Naval Academy
Grekul Uu vLe Sland
Areerica
Crisp
Wassincros
Committee On
Ferrall
Moore
Ter
Jason Brown
Ind
Cobb
Ala
Lockwood
Johnstone
5. C
Gillespie
Ellis
Lawson
E. Ulgter
Baltinore
Midland Mines
Allegany County
Beckeystown
Jerusalem
Chanucah
San
Gils
America “Downs
OLD Exsland
Audhark
Faniols
Ahbot
Norway
Gernaus
Unas
Ireland
Italy
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Ferrara
Bolowne
Bellini
Commachic Valley
Themen
Virginia
Lirar
Propetisia
Andrew Carroll
Willian Adame
Smua Ivandry
Juadge Clark
Pisce Cannistz
Judce
Preme
Jalse Clarke
Menrius
Tenn
Memphis
Tall Hal
Kentucky
Bars
John Wright
Knox County
Hall
Norton
United States
Taylor
Hendrick and
Pryde
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