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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 28, 1906

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Miss Mary Mannering and James K Hackett Fined Over Reed Birds

The actress Miss Mary Mannering and her husband James K Hackett were arrested in Delaware while hunting reed birds with a single license. They faced a $58 fine for shooting two birds at a cost of $28 and related penalties.

James K. Hackett Mary Mannering Delaware

Lynching of Two Negroes Near Fort Gardner Polk County

Two Black men confessed to killing Ed Granger a white turpentine operator and were captured by Sheriff Wiggink near Peace River. A mob of about 200 halted the sheriff, hanged the pair to a nearby tree and then fired at them, dispersing after the executions.

Tampa ila John ‘Black WII Fort Gardner Polk County Ed Granger Wiggink Peace river Harrow sherif posse buffeta

Sage will estate to widow with small legacies

New York July 28 Russell Sage will leaves his entire estate to widow Margaret Olivia Sage after $25,000 to each nephew and niece and $10,000 to his sister Mrs Fanny Chapin of Oneida. Executors named are Margaret Olivia Lane John D Munn Almond Goodwin and Charles W Osborn. Value uncertain but estimated at 76 to 80 million with about 20 million in bonds. If any beneficiary contests, their share is cut off. A knockout drop assault in New York left former congressman Charles P Dorr unconscious after robbery.

New York Russell Sage Margaret Olivia Sage Mr. Sage Fanny Chapin Oneida N. Y Sage Ns Fister nieves Margaret Olivia Lane John D. Munn Almon Goodwin Charles W. Osborne long Osborne Hector Elward Charles P. Dorr West Virginia 27th Street Sixth avenue Dorr hla

Trains Crash Wrecks Springfield and Fire Destroys Maryville

Twenty injured in a Springfield Missouri passenger train wreck. A fire in Maryville Tennessee destroyed the county courthouse and several buildings causing about 150000 dollars in losses. Alexander Crilekshank prominent Bath Silk founder died at Bethlehem Pennsylvania from cancer aged 47.

Springfield Maryville Tenn county Alexander Crilekshank Bath Silk company Bethlehem Reading William Smithwaakit A. F. Bender Frandeis

Newbro’s Herpicide Claims Cure for Dandruff

An advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a scientific cure for dandruff and scalp itching. It asserts the product kills the germ causing dandruff by reaching the hair root to prevent hair loss, claiming it is the only effective destroyer of dandruff.

Adam Newbro andre champe sam Detroit J. A. Witlie

Three U S Camps Opened For Military Manoeuvres

Announces openings of militia and regular army camps at Mt Gretna Pa Chickamauga Park Ga and Auntly Texas with four additional camps planned before Aug 1 at American Lake Fort Riley Fort Benjamin Harrison and Port D A Russell. Militia and regular troops to drill together through Sept 30 with many state contingents participating.

Washington national guard Mt. Gretna Chickamauga Park Gar Auntly Texas American Lake Fort Riley Kanges Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Port D. A. Russell Wyoming West Virginia Connecticut

Packers new rules govern meat inspection regulations

Washington July 28 Secretary Wilson announced regulations under the new law for interstate and foreign meat product inspection. The rules require lighted ventilated slaughter plants, daily cleaned machinery, sanitary practices, and routine reinspection. Exemptions exist for some retail and local suppliers, but most facilities must undergo rigid oversight and condemning diseased carcasses. A second item reports a head on collision near Carnegie Pennsylvania killing Philip Dolle and injuring nine others as two trains collided near Woodville on the Pan Handle line.

Washington Wilson aecretary of agriculture retel demera Carnegie Pittsburg Youghlegheny & Chartiers Woodville here Philip Dolle

Receiver for Zion City Declared Trust Estate

Judge Landis ruled Zion City property is a trust estate and named John G. Hately receiver of the church assets. An overseer trustee election is set for September 18, and Dowie and Voliva may have limited rights pending litigation. Dowie declined to detail plans, citing the need to consult counsel as the case moves toward possible appeals.

Dowls Chicago John Alexander Dowie Wilbur Glenn Voliva Christian Catholic Church Zion Zion City aaid Landis United States district court John G. Hately Chicago board of trade Landla Dowle Alexander Granger Valiva Hawke Hately Doawle

Jewelry theft arrest links Philadelphia case to Chicago

Dr Jacob Svodba a 40 year old son of Budapest parents and William Wallace a San Francisco bellboy were arrested as accessories in an $800 jewelry theft from Mrs Edward Walsh of 1422 Spruce Street Philadelphia. Svodba and Wallace traveled with the loot across the country during the pursuit by police. The case unfolded after Svodba vanished with the jewelry from Mrs Walsh’s room.

Walah Philadelphia Chicago Jacob Svodba Buda Pest Hungary New York Edward Walsh Spruce street William Wallace San Francisco Svodba Elizabeth N. 1 Willington Del Milwaukee

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