Violent melee at night club leaves several injured
A brawl erupted on a platform ending in gunfire and stabbing. Simpliceon Brill and John Bakowaky suffered gunshot and jaw injuries, while Charles Gassaloviten and George Gill St faced severe wounds. State troopers pursued suspects as witnesses were sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guickly
Simpliceon
Brill
George
Gill St
John Bakowaky
Peter
Kutsal
Charles “Gassaloviten
Wood Becomes Army Chief of Staff in Historic Move
Washington July 20 Major General Leonard Wood assumed duties as chief of staff of the army. He and Major General Fred C. Alsworth hold the two top medical careers in the armed forces with Alsworth serving as adjutant general after joining as assistant purveyor in 1886.
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Attilus
Army of the
Woonsocket car crash leads to warrants for councilman and others
A late night collision near Woonsocket prompted police to swear out warrants for N. Abell, a city councilman, and I. J. Fyne. Fyne was arrested after confessing involvement with Abell in a violent incident. The male victim Mullarky described being struck by a mobile, clothes torn, body dragged about thirty feet, then escaping. Authorities pursued suspects and sought aid at a local garage for further help.
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Boas
James O'Roi
Mullarky
Q Rourkeswere
Mobile
Woonsocket
N. Abell
J. Fiyne
Abell
Bathers Drawn From Sea as Current Overcomes Swimmer
Reports describe a rescue at Hollywood baths where Joseph Juliano struggled to keep a buoy while a German waiter John Faz at the Hollywood hotel was swept toward sea by a strong current. Faz, twenty, arrived overheated at the baths and entered the water despite warnings, began swimming ashore, and was overcome before reaching safety. A separate Ottawa report notes July 20 mine fire fatalities in British Columbia as five men sheltered in a chimney smoke filled shaft. victims named include David Norman of Sandon California? W. Pierson, Charles Norman, David's brother W Chesley, and Edward Lucas.
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Tilly
Joseph Juliano
Hollywood
John Faz
Fas
Ria
Prom Fleetn
Ottawa
Ont
Deer
Aslo
Columbia
Strine
Alatt
David Norman
Dog Catchers Go on Strike
Municipal dog catchers in a small town have gone on strike for two weeks pay. The workers, described as unarmed and friendless, halt duties as other city employees receive semi monthly wages. The fragmented OCR text mentions Dougherty and Wiley and a vague Harrisburg reference but lacks clear details.
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Kite
Dougherty
Wiley
Zeppelin Gas Plant Explodes Toward Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin endures another blow as the Friedrichshafen gas works responsible for filling airships detonates twice. Walls collapse, nearby cottages ruin, windows shatter, and a fire reaches hydrogen cylinders. Several injuries reported, property loss near $250000. Disturbing explosions create widespread panic across Lake Constance.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Hig
Bake Constance
Woman in Delaware Gas Stove Tragedy
In Georgetown Delaware a woman named Mrs Wade killed her eight month old child then attempted suicide by placing her head in a gas stove and turning on the gas. The gas did not kill her but she remains mentally affected after the infant’s death. Her husband woke to the smell of gas and found the lifeless child in the kitchen. The woman has since slept downstairs near the room where the child lay. Two bottles of laudanum were found nearby.
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Delaware
Elis
Georgetown
Del
Wade
Cage
Gaa
Drowns as Mother Watches In Pennsylvania Dam Incident
In Reading Pennsylvania on July 20 John Fincher eighteen joined a party bathing at Wenrich's dam. As his mother Mary Fincher of West Chester watched helplessly from the bank the water proved fatal. The drowning occurred in cold water with onlookers nearby witnessing the tragedy.
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Reading
Jilly
John Fincher
Mary Fincher
West Chester
Werneraville
Toan
Norfolk records nineteenth coldest July in forty years
The Norfolk weather record shows yesterday the coldest July day in four decades with the temperature dipping to 67 degrees, a rare occurrence interrupted by two prior exceptions in forty years.
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Norfolk
Gimbels Plans Capital Increase Across Albany Stores
Gimbel Brothers of New York announce an increase in capital for their Albany department stores. The filing lists a total capital raise of 500,090 dollars with a long term projection of 13,900,006 dollars, reflecting expanded operations and inventory growth across certified departments.
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Gimbels
Increase Capital
Albany
Gimbel Brothers
New York
White fighters eye Johnson title clash in boxing debate
Debate rages over who can challenge champion Johnson in heavyweight boxing. Langford and Kaufman emerge as the only plausible contenders, with Langford noted as the strongest potential challenger despite size differences. Benbrook Long Melenn Smith are seen as having slim chances to land a match or defeat Johnson.
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Ihioute
Ibbogon
University
Michigan
Hurvara
Wiouing Lavn
Albert ‘Benbrook
Michigan College
Sain van Méter Long
Cambridge
Tho
Seine
Wen
Johnson
Frank Smith
Chicago White Sox
Larry’ McLean
Cincinnati
Sam Langford
al Kaufman
Langford Ia
Eat Solaher
Robert Fitesimmons
Langford
Galveston
Rohnson
Lanngford
Minn
Samuels
Dent
Cloge
Barry
Kaufman
Kanfman
Benbronk
Long
Melenn
Smith
Wyhnson
Farmers of East Offered Home Aid by Philanthropists
A group led by Rev Lyman Abbotts and others promotes a Bixtotation plan to supply poor urban families with homes built on irrigated farm plots. Buyers pay in installments, allot 2 shares of crops to lenders, with interest, while promoters claim moderate profits and philanthropic intent.
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Cote
Lia Jane
Lyman
Tanit Perr
BASE BALL SCORES FROM MULTIPLE LEAGUES
Baseball scores from American and National leagues across cities including New York Boston Detroit and Cleveland. Standings show Athletics Boston Chicago and New York leading in the American League with several games noted. National League results include Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and New York with standings. Trystate and Eastern League games listed with scores, leaders and schedules. A colored man named Taft McKinley is appointed collector of cratoria in Washington.
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New “York
New ‘York
St. Louis
Ford
Sweeney
Powell
Sta
Boston
Beston
Detroit
Karger
Carrigan
Summers
Fray
Beckoneort
Pulkenbe
Néms Basterly
Cleveland
Washington
Young
Terry
Telaling
T Piladelphiae
Morgan
Thomas
Olmstead
Lange
Sullivan
W. AL
Athletics
Beloievend
Chicago
N.york
Washin
Loula
National League
Pittsburg
Liefield
Philippi
Leever
Andean
Curtis
Frock
Graham
St. Lewis
Philadelhia
Willis
Brestiahan
eQuillen
Doolin
Brooklyn
Batterles—Barger
Ervin
Brown
Cole
Kilng
Cincinnati
New York
Batterles—Mathewson
Meyora
Fromme
Burns
Suggs
McLean
W.gehpg
Philada
St.Louis
Pittsbro
Brookin
Taft
Whitenela McKinley
Cratoria
Ofafra
Urgetswa
Real Cleaning by a Hasty Cold Plunge
An article extols cold plunging and vigorous dry rubbing as essential for skin health. A daily routine of warm water, mild soap, and brisk scrubbing is recommended to remove perspiration and dead skin. It argues sweating and poor cleansing leave waste matter in the system and urges regular baths or dry rubbing when immersion isn’t possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesyatan
Missing Miss Mannie Sallenberger At Frederick
Miss Mannie Sallenberger, daughter of Mr and Mrs 0 13 Sallenberger of Lingertown, has disappeared from home and is believed to have gone away. Frederick authorities have been informed and a reward of 24 dollars is offered for information leading to her whereabouts. Some friends suggest she may be married.
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Mannie Solienberger
Nallenberger
Frederick Rot
Issua
Mins Sallenberger
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Exchange
Quotations furnished with corrected figures for January 10 1010 cover grains and hay. Wheat No 2 Hed prices around .115 per bushel, corn ear at 3.10 per bushel, oats 48 to 52 cents, rye and barley ranges, and hay prices vary by grade from No 1 Timothy at 19 to 20 dollars per ton to Not Rated at 16 to 18. Flour and meal prices listed for winter and spring wheat, cornmeal, potatoes, mill fees and various feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr BW
Dean
Ted Dog
Advice on protecting cabbage and onions from pests
A historical bulletin describes pest prevention for cabbage and onion crops. It recommends barrier disks of tarred paper placed near plant bases to deter root-feeding pests, plus post-planting mulches and sulfur-like repellents. It notes risk from certain pests and cites a March bulletin from Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penpaylvenia State
Barre
Planta
Alguinulture
Mantels and More Featured in West Patrick Paper Sale
A fragmentary notice lists items including mantels and related goods offered by West Patrick. The text references Patti, MOBITH, and iMRI lines, suggesting an estate or auction context with limited readable details.
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Ean
Agi
Eo Imri i
Mobith Patti
Patrick
Tebtiday
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