Base Ball Injuries Cause Six Deaths in Pittsburg
Pittsburg and nearby regions report six baseball related deaths in three months. Among the victims is seven month old Andrew Lutala who was struck on the head by a ball while in a field where older boys played. Nearby wrecks include a Western Maryland train derailment injuring eleven and two passengers ejected from a cage car. A Harrishoe s man, Martin Miller, died after his crane mishap at the Pennsylvania Steel works. A snake egg incident in Altoona and a tree falling on a cottage near Spruce creek forced occupants to flee in nightgowns.
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Martin Miller
Pennsylvania Steel works
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Spruce creek
Police end search for missing Mrs Boyers in Atlantic City
Atlantic City police say they have given up the search for Mrs. Boyers a wealthy Pittsburgh woman reported missing on Saturday Mrs Morgan her companion indicated she was staying at a beach front hotel and asked that her whereabouts be kept secret
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Dover mystery in murder case drags across states
Dover Delaware July 29. The search for the murderer of William Williams, an aged farmer and suitor to Elizabeth Wall, continues with no tangible clues. Delaware attorney general may assist as Detective Dick in Baltimore reopens the case. Frank Weesel, related by marriage, shows an alibi while others suspect robbery or a crime tied to Williams’ marriage prospects.
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Elizabeth Wall
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Delaware
Maryland
FR Dick
Baltimore
Frank Weesel
Williama
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Coal supply to last 490 years in Pennsylvania
Washington report from July 20 states M R Campbell of the US geographical survey estimates Pennsylvanias anthracite and bituminous fields hold vast remaining tonnages. At 1907 production rates the coal reserve would endure about 490 years, with millions of tons still underground. Other brief items note a blood poisoning case from a cat scratch in New Jersey and a Kansas City quadruplet birth with one infant dying.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
M. R. Campbell
United States geographical survey
Man Arrested After Attempted Lynching Near Glassboro
Trompalli, a youth from Clayton area, attempted to abduct Cora Garry or Garton in a Holiness camp meeting incident. A mob seized Hemphill at Pitman station and forced a quick hearing at Woodbury Jail, with $1000 bail set for statutory offense. The girl was found injured after the escape, and authorities moved to protect Hemphill amid threats.
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