Housework Drove This Husband Mad
Mrs. GW. Keister says housework strain and store duties drove her husband, a store monger, to disappearance for a month. Accounts are straight.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
5
Mrs. GW. Keister says housework strain and store duties drove her husband, a store monger, to disappearance for a month. Accounts are straight.
Seoul July 20 The emperor abdicated in favor of the crown prince after a five hour conference with elder statesmen. Marquis Ito met the emperor but gave no definite reply. The Korean realm faces increasing Japanese influence since the failed Hague conference and is seen as nearing the end of independence.
An unknown man aided by a crutch and cane leaped over the American cataract at Niagara Falls leaving his cane and a note reading Tell my friends that I have gone to story. The incident occurred in July near Niagara Falls N Y as rescue efforts followed.
Emma Seharan of New York traced her 14 year old daughter Mary to Allentown Pennsylvania where cousin Michael Dutke, a prosperous contractor, kidnapped her after boasting of a planned luxurious life. Police intervened as the mother and a detective pursued leads and Dutke was arrested.
Judy Libs White was documenting at the Atha Steel Casting plant when a massive flywheel fell and killed John MecKean. He was alone with his subject. upon returning, coworkers found him beneath the wheel.
A garbled summary reports elderly John Kelderhouse dying at Sehenvetady New York. a misplaced express pack is lost near Floren. five lives lost and property damage from an animal burst between Grafton and Timnelton West Virginia. The People's National Bank of Gallatin Tennessee suspends investigation of its condition. Mrs B D W Roser of Ashville Tennessee found in bed near Jamestown Exposition. son John W OH Geiger, a former Canton National Bank cashier, involved in missing funds. a related case results in a five year jail term.
A violent July storm lashed Allentown and nearby areas with wind and lightning. One house in Allentown’s business district lost its roof after a block was struck by debris, and a cupola was damaged. A woman was struck by lightning and suffered a heart attack, with fatalities reported in nearby Sebvidy village. Six convicts linked to an unrelated case were mentioned alongside other scattered incidents.
Fragmented text shows a personal appeal or missing details titled S.On. Gary Palsevk of Naw me with unclear direction to pay the tone and press. The readable bits hint at a public or private notice involving a lover seeking contact or payment.
A report describes a fatal incident linked to self harm aboard the Chember at Cone Bere, with the victim Henry Bers dying after falling from the 15th floor of the Masonic Temple. The article hints at a suicide method and notes the unusual circumstances of the death as currently recounted.
The death closes a family tragedy as the third of triplets born in May to Mr and Mrs ae Sahn of this town dies two days after Taft Sahn and H Cortelyou. The newborns were reported as dying in the same period.
Takaville Louisiana July 19 Mr and Mrs Campisciano Tony Costa and F K Gendusa were found guilty without capital punishment for the kidnapping and murder of Walter Lamana of New Orleans. Militia were posted to guard the Italians amid threats of lynching as a Gretna posse forms to reach Hahnville. The four day trial ended with a unanimous verdict and local officials fear further violence.
In Greenwood South Carolina Troy erupts as a negro farm hand John Suter allegedly attacked Rev F R Bradly with a knife after being ordered to work. Bradly was cut on both sides of the throat and down the back. A large manhunt with bloodhounds and Sheriff McMillan pursuing Suter unfolds.
Baltimore July 19 Lightning struck the transfer stable of John W. Iger in Northeast Baltimore igniting a blaze that killed twenty six horses and destroyed wagons harness and equipment worth about eight thousand dollars. Several other smaller fires occurred city wide from the same cause. Houses under construction in South Baltimore were unroofed and many trees were blown down across the town.
In Corbin Kentucky on July 19 a prank at Louisville and Nashville railroad left John Mallard fatally injured when colleagues forced an air hose into his mouth and turned on compressed air. The incident occurred as Mallard worked, with the two workers facing fatal consequences from the prank.
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