Manhunt for Haise Group Fails in Virginia Maryland
A posse and four bloodhounds pursued Edward Haise a Vienna Virginia man and a 17 year old boy along with a woman after a stolen buggy for about 16 days across two Virginia and two Maryland counties. Rain washed away scent but authorities planned renewed action as they guarded roads and bridges near Loudon Fairfax and Washington counties. The search focused on Catoctin Mountain while Haise left Vienna with a hired horse and buggy and paint.
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Virginia
Maryland
Edward Haise
Vienna
Turner Schuel- Fornthesmisa
Cissel
Montgomery County
Viett
Jeff Rockville
Rockville
Washington Junction
Alison
Pairfax County
Edwards
Louden County
Barbour
Washirton County
Washington
Sherin Edwards
Haise
Crectic
Allison
Allson
Traise
Fairfax
London County
Jondon County
Sherif Viett
Cisse
Allison, Edwards
B. DB
Chichester
Fairfax County
Kgise
Ex Nest
Viel
Point of Rocks
Investigations Planned as Officials Travel to Richmond and Norfolk
Viet designates the Blury as fishy but will investigate. He plans to take young Bards ley with him to Richmond and then Norfolk. The sheriff will probably leave Tuesday.
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Viett
Montgomery County
Norfolk
Charles W. Bardsley
J. N. Bardsley
Aarnier
Olney
Montgomery Cou
Bardsley
Sh A
Franklin
Pranktith
Bards
Jey
Richmond
Franklin Swern Viet
Miss Liberty Needs Tailor as Bronze Gown Wears
New York July 29 Mother Liberty's bronze gown shows holes after twenty five years of exposure. Army officers guard her, noting bronze wears out naturally. Capt Wallace says repairs possible by replacing plates and sections. The gown comprises about 1300 pieces on a 155 foot statue, needing large patchwork work in time.
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New York
Mother Liberty
Bartholdi
Liberty
C. S. Wallace
Signal Corps
Fort Wood
Liberty Island
Tieutenant Jones
Department of the East
Andrews
Department of the Baal
Ishii Fe
Cantaln Wallice
Wallace
Railroad Fireworks Signals Warn Engineers On Track
A Gazette correspondent describes torpedoes and fusees used as fixed and portable signals on rail lines. Officials explain red and yellow fusees indicating required speed reductions and when trains may proceed with caution, plus procedures for protecting a stopped train and returning torpedoes after use.
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Gt. Nicholas
Raikroad
Genet
Booh, Pollock
New York, New Haven and Uartford Railroad
Guelorpeda
Iwa Tet
Ion
Woodward
Ling Vision
Census Bureau reports major rise in U S farm values
Census figures show farm land and buildings more than doubling in value over a decade. Total farm property valued at $28.58 billion, up from about $13.8 billion. farms number, acreage, and improved property also rise with higher land per acre values and increased farm machinery worth.
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Census Bureau
United States
Imad
Furine
Ghai
Tavis
HITC
Senate Snuff Boxes Enduring After Vanity and Prejudice
The article recalls how snuff boxes once welcomed senators at chamber entrances, noting a shift away from aristocratic indulgence and the withdrawal of a senator’s influence. It mentions a withdrawn senator, Frye of Maine, and predicts removal of snuff boxes along with other luxuries like Apollinaris water, which cost the Senate $80,000.
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Senate
Leen
Serstar Frye
Maine
Apollinaris
Smi
Edison on inventions teaches inventiveness under conditions
Waldo T. Warren records Edison’s view that inventiveness can be taught if the student has ambition energy and imagination. Questions cover instruction methods including schools books demonstrations correspondence and practical experience. The dialogue notes intuition versus knowledge and the aim of invention to earn money, with emphasis on public need and commercial value. The piece closes with the twentyeth annual convention of the Young People’s Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church at the Lyric in Baltimore.
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Jay
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Waldo T. Warren
Edison
Jane
Young People's Christian Union
The
United Presbyterian Church
Lyric
Baltimore
Notes of News From Across Maryland and Nearby
Over 3,000 attended the Fellows' picnic at Mount Airy while state figures marked a birthday and politics shifted in Montgomery and Garrett counties. Drowned engineer Ames Johnson at Annapolis dock, and 23 injured in a Oneponce railroad crash. Large crowds at camp meetings near Elkton and Summit Grove, with diversions in Baltimore and Timonium. Card games, fires and insurance bids in Colesville. blue laws observed in Montgomery. a Jesuit ordination at Woodstock. One hundred forty second Company sails from Fort McHenry to San Francisco. Deaths include Nathrens of Harford, Bilder Brown in New Windsor, and Henry Clay Larrabee of Baltimore. A torpedo incident at Hagerstown injured worker Richard Morgan.
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Mount Airy
J. F. C. Talbott
Montgomery County
Preston
Baltimore
New England
Ames Johnson
Annapolis
Oneponce
Leslie Camp Meeting
Elkton
Garrett County
Timonium
Irom C. C. Frick
Pullman
York Pa
Naval Office
Custom House
Barnesville
William Page Rae
James W. Cain
Washington College
Chester Town
Cardinal Gibons
Woodstock
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Sandy Springs
Colesville
Couset Artillery
Fort McHenry Baltimo
San Francisco
Philippines
Henry Clay Larrabee
Ond Ty Company
Tyne
East Pratt Street
Glen Echo
Witkowski
Justice Reading
Rockville
Maryland
Hagerstown
Richard Morgan
Morgan
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advertised in Creston Iowa
A Creston Iowa testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long standing inflammation pain and nervousness after other medicines failed The ad notes thousands of unsolicited testimonials and invites women to write for personal advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with free confidential guidance.
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Creston
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
W. Howard
Lydia
Pinkham
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Waore
Durham
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Catholoma Rochester
Bartholomay Rochester
Bartholomay
WM. H. Shipley
N. Market Street
Tion
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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J.W Harper
Kentucky
Louis Otte
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