An Economical Man and a Rainy Day Wreck Tale
An eclectic early 20th century miscellany describes a frugal traveler who heats steak on a water bag and drinks coffee from the same container, followed by a breezy railroad wreck anecdote about compensation and a stubborn refusal to ride further. Other items cover corns prevention, crocodile skin myths, winter snakes, and etiquette on dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Gel Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Rolinz
Grestaceny
Adirondack forest fires subdued and other news items
Subdued forest fires in the Adirondack mountains of New York. The Ancient Order of United Workmen held its biennial session in St Paul Minnesota. The Bar State Gas Company of Delaware had $1850000 attached in Boston. Taft and Wood were killed by lightning near Oswego New York. Georgetown University awarded Cor telyou a Doctor of Laws. A stage coach robbery between Wenerville and Redding California netted over $200. Harper’s remedies advertised and sold by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack Mountains
N. Y
Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
St. Paul
Wenerville
Redding
Cal
Revolt Against Castro Ends In Curacao Landing
General Matos and allied rebels flee Venezuela after defeat at Pedrexa and land on Curacao as government troops seize most of their forces. The report also notes indictments and various local incidents including murders, arrests, and a hospital escape, reflecting a string of mid-June news across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matos
Willemstad
Wilemstad
Cuficoa
Jane 11
Venezuela
Uantro Ja
Pedrexa
Hbhs
Klera
Penalosny
Solaguie
Perdomo
Week's records from the Osceola County Orphans Court
Week's record in the Osceola County Orphans Court lists real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and observed business. It notes properties in Brunswick Frederick Woodsboro and Walkersville, various sums, and multiple names including Webb Shank McSherry and McGowan. Also entries describe inventories, guardianships, and administrator appointments plus a Pain Balm advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omous
Oiroait
Frofamty
Hatste Improvement Company
Jeanie V. Webb
Brunswick
Arthur W. Bratt
Robert A
Gera M. Compton
Brouswick
Edward J. Hudson
Henry Rae Maier
Frederick
Patrick McGill
Levin
Wim. H. Yantis
George W. Shank
Jane R. D. Snyder
Joseph J. Shank
Woodsboro
John PD. Yantis
Joseph L. Shank
Daniel 5
Shaff and Son
William N. Zimmerman
J. Roger McSherry
William A. Hobo
Ueary
Rowe
Charles A. Wilson
Julia Carter
Albert Shoff
Charlotte O. Reed
Ostuctin Furnace
Amancel E Treaster
Charmain
Lillie V. Eigenbrode
Waynesboro
George ¥. Abrecht
Rosie M. Drummitt
Pearl
Luther O. Smith
Mamla A Homer
Walkersville
John Weeden
Clara Nichols
Mountville
Orphans’ Court
Mary J. Brooks
Margaret A. Culler
Samuel M. Caller
J. Edward Burke
Katie E. Burke
Charles W. Wright
Patrick McGowan
Winfield
Butely
Annie A. Stitely
Albert O. Fogie
McKendree N. Harwood
Edward Nichols
Charlotte Fulmer
Harmon F. Fulmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago News
Cutter
Tallor
Mr. Jiggs
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Meni
Harper
Louis Orte
Piittaburg
Pittsburg
William
Hays
Samuel Moore
Moore
Ordinance Bureau
Mse
Somerville
Stephen Austin
Jacksmith
Sumerges Hospital
Bersme
Seaut Athe
Koch
Gulih
Bla
Oulick
Austin Han
Harrisburg
Lhoman Powell
Bessie Keesey
Keesey
Marietta
Powell
Wilcox
Raleigh
N.C
James Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Elizabeth City
Supreme Court
Christian Endeavorers
Paterson
N. J
Christian Endeavor Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal
New London
Conn
Stephen Astor
Memphis
Astors
Bellevue Hospital
John Jacob Astor
Washington
Post Office Department
West
Coun
Rosenstock Bros
East
Patrick Street
Forsale
B. Fearre
Doll Bros
Madras
Pereale
P. K
C. Thomas Kemp
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Ma
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Grief Griffin Band
Seaon
B. Rosenour & Sons
Bostonians
Markey 'S
Tnorth Market Street
Swell Oxfords
Oxford
the Bee
West Patrick Street
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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