Christmas visits noted in Troutville area
The Troutville column lists numerous Christmas and New Year visits among residents. Mentions include Mrs. George Hoff, Mrs. Jessie Winpigler, Miss Dora anv, Miss Maud Weddle, Mr. Oscar Winebrewer, Miss Edith Phillips, Miss Glenna Hoffman, Mr. J. Howard Miller, and many others visiting relatives in Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutville
George Hoff
George Mull
Frederick
Jessie Winpigler
Dora Anv
Dessie Strine
Prederick
Isaac Strine
Oscar Winebrewer
Baltimore
Maud
Weddle Candldriend
Gregg Strine
LeGore
Fern Hoff
J. H. Delaplane
Fox
Ada
Lycurgus Phillips
Edith
John Phillips
Creagerstown
Norman Phillips
Westminster
Clayton Snook
Wilbur Humer
Detour
Laura
Della
Helen Moore
Alice Giddings
Washington, D.C
E. C. Wight
Alice Grove
Katherine Crawford
John Craxford
E. May
C. L. Hine
Woman's College
Eastern Theology Seminary
Lancaster
Wm. C Adams
Leesburg
Chas. Bannerberger
Licksvile
Hamilton Wirts
Elmer Fry
Lovellsviile
Chas, Fawley
Mertle Harper
Harner's Drug Store in The News Mention
Savon sat it in The News reports Harner's Drug Store with a note including nee i nama and Sponge. The article fragment mentions the store in a brief local notice style with unclear surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner's Drug Store
Savon
Wind topples smokestack at Lukens plant killing one
A strong wind toppled a large smokestack at Lukens Iron and Steel Co. in Coatesville Pa. killing one man and injuring four others. Workers described the stack snapping and crashing onto a nearby foundry roof, with several men crushed or knocked unconscious. Victims include Winfield Curry and Harry Dunlap, with others feared near death as rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Lukens Iron and Steel Company
Winfield Curry
Pomona Grange seeks court action on saloon licenses
Bloomsburg Pa January meeting of Pomona Grange for Columbia and Montour counties urges the court to stop granting licenses at bars and permit saloons only where communities vote against them. Resolution by William T. Cressy proposes no licenses in places not approved by local voters. Carnegie to testify before House steel investigating committee on Wednesday January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seti
Pomona Grange
Bloomsburg
Sugranges
Columbia
Io’ “Zerne
Jumbla
Liam T. Cressy
Uiister
State Grange
Carnegie
Washington
Jan
Andrew Carnegie
Nouse “Steel
O Mimilier
Stanley
Funeral of Rear Admiral Evans Draws Top Washington Figures
President Taft, cabinet members, Admiral Dewey, and numerous officers attended the funeral of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans with full military honors. German Emperor William sent a wreath through his representative, as the service at All Souls Church featured the Payl Revere bell tolling. Mrs Evans attended with her son, while public orders called for half mast on all ships for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Dewey
Robly D. Evans
Admiral Evans
William
Germany
Retzmann
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
A. G. B. Pierce
Evans
Frank
H. J. Sewell
Three Killed in Wawola Saskatchewan Wreck in Deep Cold
Three persons perished when an eastbound Canadian Pacific express wrecked near Wawola on the Boston Wolseley branch as the thermometer stood 40 degrees below zero and a prairie gale swept the scene. J Richardson brake man J T Sampson passenger and L Ginfiest passenger died. many others were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Wawola
Sask
J. Richardson
J. T. Sampson
L. Ginfiest
Two Bandits Rob Mail Car on Oregon Express
The Oregon express mail car was robbed near Red Bluff California by two masked men. They bound and gagged three clerks, dumped sacks at Red Bluff and Cottonwood, then continued exchanging mail at Anderson before slipping away with the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Oregon Express
Souther Pacific
Red Bluff
Charles Rhein
Rhein
Robert B. “Warrer
Cottonwood
Anderson
Sefrou Hostage Attack Repelled by French Garrison
In Tangier dispatches from Fez report Sefrou repulsing a large force of revolting Moroccan tribesmen. The French garrison held against eight hours of assault leaving fifty attackers dead and eight garrison dead with fifteen wounded. Major Bremond led reinforcements from Fez to pursue the rebels. Meanwhile in Washington, 21 of 45 White House policemen were reassigned to street duty after a dispute between top security officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefrou
Tangier
Morocco
Fez
Sve
Bremond
Washington
White House
Dent Hikes
Wilkie
Secret Service
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Sburge Fox
SABLE
Isabella Fox
Bbc
Coats
Frederick, Md
Rocky Ridge
Cartie
Nellie Englar
Washington, DC
Marshal Wood
York
1D. Wood
Miss Davie
Pearre
Chas. Long
Mas. Robinson
Hagerstown
Dan Black
Raymmore
Gosnell
Anna Whson
Earl
Burg
Emma Biggs
Dorothy
Charles Creager
Maude Orgie
Tull
DeWitt Barrick
Woodsboro
J. Howard Miller
Washton
D. C
Margaret Miller
Calvin Anders
Baxter Smith
J. 2
Ogle
Allen Bettler
Katie Bettler
Rogerstown
Frank Valentine
Mountaindale
Sarah Wolfe
Philadelphia
Edward Smith
Jacob Haller
Araby
Alice Geasey
Lily Stone
Nina Blumepauer
Charles Rice
Samuel Hamrick
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Samuel Lambert
Utica
Alice Geaser
Caleb F. Rice
Walkersville
Fannie Rice
William Gaugh
Wi. Grushon
Laura Miller
Myrtle
Hansonville
Nina Blumenauer
Lily
Stone
Erick
Ida
Callie Hoifler
Alonza "Thomasg
Helen Thomas
Beulah Luba
Lander
Gladhir
Maid
Ridgeville
Impura
Rosalie
Ida Montgomery
Rhiel’s Mills
King’s Valley
Arthur, Mullinix
David-Smith
Missey Vallie
Oix Bunties
Prospect
Ww. T. Norwood
Ira Bond
John ‘Norwood
Jease Norwood
Cooksville
USA
China
York, Palan
Nlom “Lanner
Harty Markey
Harkey
Marker
James Cheadlee
Chamberlain
Will
Fighting Bob
Navy Yard
Navinsk
Votan
Sorielli Navy Yard
Taylor
Newars P
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