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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1906

Page

6

Woman on trolley prisoner tells story of home and awaiting delivery

A distraught woman identified as Lena Chester street recounts a night runaway on a trolley near Brogkiss Bridge in Lollaise state. She says she fled to be with her three children, expecting a baby within hours, while police and medics hurried to help as she neared the hospital and return home.

Brogkiss Bridge State of Lollaise Tie Stindaw Ipo Hadate Crowley McConville Hist Speer Suni Lena Chester Street Deinkiee Resson Hebeleve Siapir Brook

Woodpecker Sets Fire in Hix House Fire alarms bring firefighters to street scene

A woodpecker reportedly caused a fire at the Hix residence on Twentiets Street near St Louis, drawing neighbors and the VFW fire crew. Firefighters quelled the flames after a tree trunk caught fire, ending with the home unharmed. In a separate report, Philadelphia youth Robert Costello suffers burns after his drunken father, John Costello, held him against a hot gas stove, police report.

Hix St Louis Youn Robert Costello Phiadelphia John Costello

Train tragedy at Leckhaven described in scrambled report

A chaotic account tells of a man lying in front of a moving train near Leckhaven. The emergency crew and engineer attempt to control the scene as bystanders witness a frightful incident. A woman named Lettie is mentioned amid the confusion, with references to a rescue attempt and the halted train.

EL J Ehcarge Leckhaven

Wife Not Dead at All in Unclear Market Plot

In New York City a woman, thought dead, reappears causing shock. Clerks and officials react as the alleged incident unfolds. The tale centers on disputed death claims, a husband’s awareness of two daughters, and bureaucratic confusion surrounding the wife’s status.

Eligtestio Ururua York City Enoch Seex Dero Tennyson Magistrat

Japanese Ingenuity Turns to Translation Folly

An entomologist in New York recounts a mishap where his trusted Japanese assistant failed to save minute specimens from scattering after a chair leg toppled them. In disbelief the scientist asks for a quick translation in Santiv revealing the assistant’s calm, unneeded reply. Meanwhile in Bellwood, Pennsylvania, book agent Albert Newton is attacked by Mrs Dallas when he tries to sell a book. Newton is injured and Mrs Dallas defends herself.

New York Reader Santiv Wicheal Sravity Albert Newton Syeuse John Dalles Bellwool Ant Patra Newton Dallas Oath

Bride forgives clumsy lover in tragic accidental shooting

A bride to be forgives her brash fiancé after he fatally shoots her by accident. Witnesses describe a swift police response and a tense wedding-like vigil as doctors work to save her, while the groom endures the aftermath and a long life sentence of remorse.

Do Hin Pha Fadel Bretessoom Adalat Eagwit Owas Dutt Ur Havend Brest Atending

Fragmentary OCR note about a person’s appearance

A fragmentary OCR snippet references a person described as very lovely with quoted phrases and a numeric range indicating uncertainty about amount or value. The readable pieces show a conversational tone and possible misquoted lines, but no clear event, date, or identifiable proper nouns to anchor a fuller summary.

Murdered by Two Monkeys In Loft Apartment

Hue Morya was attacked by two monkeys in her baby’s room after entering the apartment. Police searched for the primates who were found at De 1. Zudzens residence with Dr. Yudenese listed as involved. Victim’s husband claimed the monkeys hid away while he was away, fearing further harm.

Muukers Hitativ De 1 Yudeense

Men Run From Loaded Cow in Panic at Village

Chaos erupts as a cow owned by Mordock of MrAdoo, Pennsylvania, goes狂, fleeing workers and villagers. People climb trees, a record run is made to safety, and villagers drive the animal into a corrals amid fears of dynamite hidden in a box.

Woeow Mike Meadock MrAdoo Tix Mordock

Haunted house tale and ghostly disturbances in Urban's

A story from New York press describes a corner in Urban’s where “the haunted boy” and noises drew many complaints as residents moved out. Workers in shoe making used white gloves to keep light colored slippers clean, washing hands before starting and changing gloves multiple times daily.

Toure Groves New York

Mountain avalanche saves miners and sparks marriage pact

In a perilous snow slide on a remote mountain, Jack Grigsby rescues the president and Madge as the shaft fills with debris. After the danger passes, Madge agrees to marry Jack, sealing a vow amid the crisis and a hopeful future.

Jack Grigsby Blauy Igsby Madge Ian

Last Prize Fight and Franklin Kite Tale in Old News

A collage of historical notes recalls prize fighting under old rules with John L. Sullivan’s 1889 bout near New Orleans and a satirical remark on boxing’s decline. It also honors Franklin’s kite experiment, noting its peril and a cautionary survivor’s fate, plus New York’s first street cleaner Laurens Van der Spelge.

London John I. Sullivan Jake Kilrain New Orleans I.on den Answers New York Derek Old New York Laurens van der Spelgle Rip van Dam

Adam and the first monopolist price raising tale

A Detroit Times note mocks a historic monopolist figure, claiming Adam as the first monopolist and first consumer. It casts him as the sole happy man who enjoyed raising beef prices for the consumer and opposing the price set by the trust. The passage is playful and ironic in tone.

Asppy Adam Adam Detroit Times

The Grand Procession of Washington and Odd Musings

A collage of humorous and divergent vignettes spans topics from Washington pageantry to language quirks and social musings. The piece blends witty lines about Chinese language, chessy social observations, and light moral reflections, reflecting a lively, era-tinged humor.

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