Remarkable Resuscitation After 23 Minutes Under Water
Washington reports a striking life saving case involving Robert Mooney who fell overboard near Wakefield on July 4. He remained submerged for 22 minutes before artificial respiration and hot stone therapy revived him. Consciousness returned gradually, fully by the next day. A separate note describes a mob lynching near Swainsboro on July 1 where Hd Pearson was seized by about 100 men and carried away.
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Life Saving Service
Washington
Knowles
third district
Robert Mooney
Wakefield
R. L
Mooney
Med
Swainsboro
Hd Pearson
mY Heeio
Short Fieldes
bhin
bfore Pearson
Misses Maude
Ida Durney
Akun
Train Collision Kills Five on Buffalo Line
A Buffalo July 12 wreck involving two trolley cars and a freight train on the International Railway line killed five passengers and injured many. Names listed include John Bittlman and Charles Hutcheson among the dead with several seriously hurt. the wreck left one passenger car demolished and caused extensive damage to the freight motor car. The crash occurred when a switch opened and the passenger cars collided with the freight train near Martingville drawing a large crowd and emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
weet
Lockport
ines
International Railway company
Martingville
John Bittlman
Charles T. Hutcheson
Henry Ertell
Theodora Nestman
E. A. Wieland
H. J. Walz
Emma H. Maloney
Virginia Sanderson
J. D. Heath
Lee Johnson
cnr
coer
deont
British Cabinet Split Over Building New Warships
London July 12 The Express reports a cabinet crisis over naval policy with factions arguing to maintain a strong invincible fleet versus economizing. Admiralty protests, including Sir John Fisher, threaten cabinet resignations as leaky economy fears grow in the race for naval supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The Express
othe
Ho fa
boarrd
admiralty
John Flehcer
alo
General Booth and Salvation Army Founder Portrait
The piece profiles General William Booth, founder and leader of the Salvation Army, tracing his rise from a builder’s son to an open air preacher and reformer. It notes his early ministry with the New Connection, his concern for London's poor, and his founding of the Christian Mission which grew into the Salvation Army. Booth is described as seventy seven years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Counder
hend
Salvaton Army
Menor
tittern
London
Christian Mission
indo
Salvation Army
Hostilities Break Out Between Salvador and Guatemala
Reports from the frontier say Salvadoran and Guatemalan troops clash anew near the border as a diplomatic dispute over meddling in internal affairs escalates. American Minister Leslie M. Combs, en route to the U.S. to help mediate, is recalled to Guatemala City to safeguard interests and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Guatemala
Washington
Leslie M. Combs
Guatemina
United States
agslat
Guatemala City
Champerico
Guatenala
Combs
reventiffoutety
Cabrout
Rebater Fined 50000 in Chicago Jail Sentences
In Chicago district court Judee Landa sentenced the Chicago and Alton railroad to 40000 total fines on two counts for illegal rebates. Former officials John Fairhorn and Fred A Wann fined 10000 total. Court found a $1 per car rebate to Schwararchild Sulzberger from Kansas City plant shipments.
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Chicago
Judee Landa
United States district court
san
Chicago & Alton railroad
Kansas City
John Fairhorn
Fred A. Wann
the
road
Schwararchild & Sulzberger company
packing company
Bad Meat Confiscated In Philadelphia Cold Storage
About 20,000 pounds of poultry and meats stored for refrigeration were seized by health officials in Philadelphia as unfit for use. The meat, consigned to a rendering plan, belonged to about 20 dealers and was valued at 4600 dollars, with a Vineland, New Jersey dealer suffering the largest loss at 1080 dollars. An inspector refused delay and ordered destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bureau of health
Delaware
dare
amatl
Vineland
N. J
J. F. Schreiber
Schroaiber
Fought in midair policemen clash with ironworkers
In New York a special policeman Michael Butler died after being thrown from a platform on a hotel construction site where about 100 iron workers fought union and non union labor. Four union men were arrested. Butler died minutes later as police guard the site.
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New York
Pith avenue
polleemen
Michael Butler
union
Butler
nention
Notable Local and National Suicides and Fatal Accidents
Nineteen century items report Augnat H. Hennings former Omaha treasurer dying by self-inflicted gunshot amid public scrutiny. Abner C. Martin facing murder charges also dies by poison in Tow ner jail. James H. Glenn, a 20 year steeple jack, dies after a 166 foot fall in Chicago. Dr. Barnet C. Walter, Easton area physician aged 74, dies at Farmersville home. Special Officer John L. Howery is sentenced to eight years in Charleston W Va for killing Robert Lane over a fare dispute on a daly car.
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Augnat H. Hennings
Omaha
Neb
Abner C. Martin
Towner
N. D
James H. Glenn
Chicago
Barnet C. Walter
Pennsylvania
Farmersville
Easton
Robert Lane
John L. Howery
Chesapeake & Ohio railway
Charleston
W. Va
Admiral Chouknin shot in alleged revenge plot at sea
An attacker fired at Admiral Chouknin of the Black Sea fleet as he walked in a villa garden. The wounded commander, with a lung bullet, is in a hospital and considered in grave condition. The suspect is believed to be a sailor from the battleship Otchakoff, aimed at revenge for Lieutenant Schmidt's execution. A prior attempted killing by two women is noted, with harsh punishments carried out by the admiral's aides.
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Pittsburg
paurbachs
Henry Evans
Pittsburg & Western Railroad company
Willow Grove
Evang
Cumberland
Austin A. Wilson
state of
Maryland
Cumberland & Pennsylvenia Railroad company
Georges Creek
Schmidt
Sovaxtopol
Swy 12
Chonkunin
Black Sea
gallor
Otchakotf
Chouknin
Inia
Hinamo
oursea
hig
War Office
St. Petersburg
Miala
Duna
Moscow
Kiev
Warsaw
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Palace of Music
Plance
Organa
Birsly’s Palace of Music
Corner Market
Church Streete
Frederick, M
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EENAMES
BRUCE PANS
POTATO AND FRUIT PRESS
A. G. QUYNN & CO
FREDERICK, MD
OHIO STEAM COOKER
CLARKE PLACE
HARRY W. BOWERS
Baltimore
D. N. ROBINSON & BRO
South Beoderick Street
Hotel
Braddock
Braddock Heights
FREDERICK COLLEGE
eniniinnme COLLEGE
FREDERICK
fe Cheren
Newbre
NEWBRD
NEWBRO
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. Williames
OXx
J. B.iPrice & Co
HENRY K. C. Fox
GEORGE L. CRAMER
Johnsville
Liberty
Jobreville
West Bouth Street
West Centre Street
Walkersville
Woodsboro
city
New Midway
GSi
Central National Bank
FAIR GROUNDS
H. M. CRAMER
J. A. Williamson
aMOS URNED
ay MN
CLABYRE DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH BUILDING
N. Market Street
oodawiy
ERNEST HELFENSTER
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Wd
IDwin
SVILBIAE
GAM
QUEEN
MARKEY'S
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
Roosevelt
White House
Sagamore Hill
Joseph Ward
Taft
Jey 12
Albert docks
Boston
New Orleans
Petroleum
Bombay
India
Turner
Parla
U. S
Paris
Mason
WILLIAM BOOTH
Christian Union
Young People’s Christian Union
the Universalist church
Frank P. Bennett
Massachusetts
Universalist general convention
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Lods
Schwab
Charlea i. Schwab
Johnson
Schneider
Bethlehem Steel company
navy department
South
Midvale
Alummni Association
Harrisburg
State College Alumni Association of
Central Pennsylvania
A. Wert
Carlisle
Norman G. Miller
G. W. Atherton
State College
thie city
Quebec
Maine
New Hampshire
American Automobile Association
Bretton Woolf
N.H
Reet
Rio Janeiro
Ban'@uan
P. R
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