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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1908

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2

Tre Brings Death to Electrocuted Victim

In Trenton New Jersey December 29 electrical engineer Allen B Walsh head of the testing department at John Roebling's Sons company stated that death from electrocution is caused by the body's reaction to the shock rather than the shock itself. He cited a Roebling plant incident where a victim received several thousand volts, was unconscious, revived after help, and walked home within an hour with no ill effects reported since.

Trenton N. J Allen B .Walsh John & Roebling Walsh

Capitol trial date set for April 5 in desk scandal

In Harrisburg on December 29 President Judge Kunkel announced the next Capitol furnishings case will be tried Monday April 5. The defendants are Sanderson Huston Snyder Mathues and Shumaker. The charge centers on a $25,677.30 fraud tied to a $61,948.20 desk contract. The case, known as the desk case, involves alleged fraud in billing and calculations. A separate note reports a gray Angora cat swallowed a needle and seven inches of thread. the needle and thread emerged from the cat’s right eye and the animal is expected to live.

John H. Sanderson Joseph M. Huston Snyder W. Li ‘Mathues James Shumaker Houston Henry C. Wadleigh Charlestown

Hains Trial Admits Real Estate Visits in Murder Case

In the Bayside yacht club killing of William Anvis, Thornton Hains and brother Captain Peter C. Hains face defense testimony. William E. Anvis was killed in Little Neck bay as prosecutors allege the brothers were principals. Key witnesses say the brothers planned to inspect Bayside real estate, not murder, and Thornton did not threaten on the float.

Gays Brothere Leng Taland Flushing Thorntos J. Hains Peter C. Hains William E. Anvis Bayside Annis John Tierney Tierney Hanna Charles Roberts Hains Thornton Hains

Costly wreck halts rail traffic near Rockville Bridge

A Pennsylvania Railroad collision near Rockville bridge in Harrisburg involved ten cars and two engines. Ten men escaped serious injury in the peculiar derailment that toppled a freight car into a telegraph tower, nearly demolishing it. towerman Ralph C. Kaufman fled to safety by leaping from an upper window.

Harrisburg Rockville Bridge Pennsylvania Railroad Ralph C. Kaufman Rockville

Delaware governor elect names deputy attorney general

Governor elect Simon Pennewell announced the selection of Daniel O Hastings of Wilmington as secretary of state. Hastings is completing a four year term as deputy attorney general and will take office with the new administration on January 19.

Penniwell Daniel Hastings Wilmington Del Simon Pennewell Daniel O. Hastings Hastings

World's leading athletes at meet in Pittsburg rink

Pittsburg hosts a gathering of top track and weight events with a record-setting lineup. Martin Shert leads as world all round champion, Melvin Sheppard dominates half mile and mile, Eddie Cook, Sheridan’s rival as all around athlete and pole vault Olympic champion, and Bobby Cloughan the US indoor sprint champion compete. A key event is a fifteen mile Marathon run indoors to showcase the finish to spectators.

Pittsburg Exposition Rink United States Martin Shert Melvin Sheppard Eddie Cook Sheridan Bobby Cloughan Anich

Scotty the Spender Plans Quiet Life After Marine Enlistment

Walter Scott known as Death Valley Beatty and Scotty the Spender sought enlistment in the Marine Service claiming to want a quieter life. Once famed for arriving in Chicago to flaunt a rumored vast fortune, his fame stemmed from lavish tips and publicity. The piece also includes an unrelated testimonial ad for King’s Cold remedy.

Spender Chicago Walter Scott Death G Valley Beatty Scotty the United States Marine Service Scott Death Valley

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