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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1907
Page
5
A fire in a South Side barber shop owned by Joseph Degenball on Carson Street started by rats damaging four adjacent buildings. One man died and another was seriously injured as the blaze caused about 15000 dollars in damage.
Howard Jorden a 12 year old from Millville is at Bridgeton hospital with lockjaw from a toy pistol celebration injury. He receives frequent anti toxin treatment and care toward recovery amid the Fourth of July events.
Elizabeth Medsgar, 14, daughter of West Newton's prominent residents, was assaulted by a man near Pittsburg at an old quarry in a woods. A heavily armed posse and three citizen groups search for the suspect. lynching threats loom as the girl lies under medical care in critical condition.
Roosevelt outlines bold plan to showcase rapid fleet transfer between oceans to defend both U S shores. Brownson urges immediate demonstration as Tokyo and London react with calm concern over Pacific battleship movement and rising U S Japan tensions.
Berlin observers believe conflict between Japan and the United States is imminent amid warlike mood in Germany. A Roosevelt fleet move to the Pacific sparks sensational French coverage, though responsible circles urge caution. Military circles call the battleship dispatch a prudent, preparatory step.
At The Hague on July 8 delegates from the peace conference examined the U S Japan dispute. They call the situation unfortunate for both nations as the incident inflames tensions and risks harming reciprocal commerce. Russian, English and French observers warn war may loom while leaders in Washington and Tokyo are said to seek understanding beyond jingoism.
New York July 8 Reverend Dr Robert S Mac Arthur of the Cavalry Baptist church denounced Californians for attacking Japanese Americans calling attackers foreign and inferior and a menace to the republic He warned against rising anti Japanese sentiment and potential war remarks underscored by his strong sermon.
Christian Nolt, a Mennonite farmer in Lancaster Pennsylvania, awoke to a burglar in his room. Unable to use force due to religious beliefs, he and his wife hid with children for hours. At his wife’s prompting they fled to another room and the intruder left after a brief confrontation, with no theft.
In two brief items a heated exchange shows Senator Tillman denouncing Dolliver and declaring personal friendship despite public clash over race policy. Separately Carrie Nation interrupts a Highland Park dance in York to denounce dancing with a raised umbrella and urge abstention from saloons.
In Suits Against Church, lawyers advance claims to recover damages for spay, witnesses, and death. A race riot case looms while a tornado wrecks Polk Nebraska, destroying the town hall church and homes. A Keyport tragedy sees a locomotive strike an automobile killing Christopher Horandt and injuring others. Say you saw it to The News.
Fifteen year old Harry Singer was fatally shot by his brother William while they played with a loaded pistol at the family farm in Gladwyn. The brothers rushed him to Manayunk Hospital after the shooting. William was jailed awaiting authorities. A second item notes Albert Bowman, 13, killed his 11 year old brother Roy in an accidental target gun discharge.
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