Trial Postponed in Capital Furniture Case Among Pennsylvania Defendants
In Dauphin County Court the metallic furniture conspiracy case against Congressman H Burd Cassel architect Joseph M Huston ex Aud General W P Snyder ex State Treasurer W L Matines ex Superintendent Jamies M Shumaker and traveling salesman Frank Irvine will see 20 more trials through May 11. Severance discussions continue with Huston insisting on joint trial and declaring no useful information to state.
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Wurg
We Dauphin Eebart Court
Todd
Commonwealth
Huston
Local man suffers stroke in front of restaurant
Adolph Bratzel, a Frankfort butcher prone to fits, toppled beside a restaurant after a sudden giddy spell. His teeth shattered, his nose torn, bystanders aided as his head closed the dental gap.
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Ness
Frankfort
Adolph Bratzel
Pinned Under Folding Bed Traps Elderly Woman in Freeport
In Freeport L I March 18 Mrs Amelia Johnson seventy years old narrowly escaped death when a folding bed collapsed trapping her beneath. Family heard groans and freed her, leaving her in a serious condition after injuries to head and body.
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Freeport
L. Fd
Amelia Johnson
Remove Washington Statue to Smithsonian Institution
The Greenough statue of General Washington, standing in the plaza on the east front for sixty seven years, is ordered by the House of Representatives to be removed to the Smithsonian Institution.
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Washingtan
Greenough
General Washiten
Hes
house _of representatives
Smithsonian Institution
Prize Fighter Killed After Severe Blow in Amateur Bout
In Philadelphia a 16 year old amateur boxer Robinson died after a heart strike in a 35 second round with Charles Wall. Referee Fred Douglass and organizer Wolf faced immediate hearing as police investigated. Williams acted as Robinson’s second while both contestants had boxed three rounds for a prize in a Bijou venue.
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Bijou Uiestre
Vaullle Rubinizeteen
Kilied
Charles Wall
Robinsor
Well
Jetter
Robinson
Fred Douglass
Wolf
Frank Moore
Marcus Williams
Burns Knocks Out Jem Roche in First Round
Tommy Burns the American heavyweight contender defeats Jem Roche the Irish champion in the first round at Theatre Royal Dublin the bout lasting one minute thirty eight seconds. Betting favored Burns with strong syndicate support and headlined a $75,010 purse plus additional sums.
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Tommy Burns
Dublin
Jem Roche
Theatre Royal
Flemen
Burns
Rocke
Richarl Croker
BelMany
Ashle
Rures
Squires
Death by own hand on a Pittsburg and Erie mainline
Matthew Ricinola a refined Russian Pole cuts his throat aboard a Pittsburg and Erie mainline at Erie Pennsylvania, dying as a result. Right Reverend Gustave A Rowxe a mary bishop of the archdiocese of New Keans dies in New Orleans after several days illness. Pasquale Schiavone a Chicago Barker causes arrest of a countryman he accuses of threats to kill unless paid 729 a thousand and nine. Justice William H Moods of the Red States Supreme Court accepts election as honorary member of the New England Baseball League for life. An agricultural college on wheels with railroad cars as classrooms and professors of the Ohio College of Agriculture as teachers is the Pennsylvania Railroad’s latest project.
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Matthew Ricinola
Pittsburg & Eris Imain
Erie
Gustave A. Rowxe
Mary
Archdiceese
New Keans
New Orleans
Pasquale Schiavone
Chicago
William H. Moods
Red States
Stpreme Court
New England
Local Event Record From Obscure Text Fragment
A fragmentary and garbled note describes a city event with references to a mayor, a ceremony at a venue, and a local chorus or group of fifty performers. Names and places are unclear, with many misspellings and missing context, making details hard to confirm.
Windfall Plans in Ludlow Parish Fund Beneficiaries Named
Charles Reed plans large windfall distributions for Ludlow village residents including $10 000 to a group termed the worthy poor and $617 268 later to reach other locals. The scheme funds scholarships and public school prizes and rural church salaries while promising annual gifts to standout students and church leaders.
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Luon
Sarfroui Sprinster
Mass
Keith
Charles
Owl
Tie Devkhal
Cisitiet
Ludlow
Acverdias
The Roman Forum and Its Roles in Trade Justice and Assembly
The Roman Forum served as a central space for commerce and public meetings as well as judicial administration by consuls. Over time its function expanded with archs and arches marking various open-air courts and civic events. The text also references an insolvency case involving a bank and alleged false pretenses.
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Rome
Iber
Agora
New York American
What Might Have Been and Other Artsy Snippets
A collage of short items exploring counterfactuals about British policy toward America, revival of Victorian visiting cards in Vienna, a domestic joke about saving for a hat, reflections on stock-market fortune and a muttering about aging and marriage. Notable names and venues include Lord Rosebery and Glasgow University.
Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Upset
An advertisement touts Tre Pepsin as a cure for weak stomach and gas, claiming it digests food grains and relieves discomfort. It describes use, dosage, and a 50 cent price, promising improved appetite and cleaner, fresher feeling after meals.
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Drie Etinsilon
Tyne
Dining hostess and refreshments at a social scene
A fragmented exchange shows guests discussing refreshments and a hostess managing the crowd. The dialogue mentions a hostess and a scientific remark about water, with a stammering aside about market reports and a character named Dustin Stax.
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FEO
Dustin Stax
O. L
Washington Star
Frederick Market Prices and Local Shoppers Notes
Frederick market prices listed by Frederick County Farmers Exchange dated January 18 1908 include corn red yellow cob shelled oats hay straw and grain values per barrel per bushel and per ton. Also mentions Misses' shoes at Moser's 7 South Market Street and local services from George Brengle Freder ick county and John Eiselhauer's 68d-731 Market Street with repair and jewelry services.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Cornecrep Manch
Derry Fe
Moser's
South Market Street
GTI
George K. Brengle
Fredbneck County
Railroad Schedules for the Pennsylvania and Ohio Lines 1907
The Frederick schedule effective November 17 1907 lists daily trains with Sunday restrictions and arrivals at Winchester Birmingh, Staunton and Lexington lines depart times and stations including Dear Philadelphia and War stations. It shows morning departures around 7 30 and 9 30 intervals with afternoon services and varying arrival times.
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Ature
Farr Bonberg
Staunton
Lexington
Auction notices fill March schedule across Frederick area
Daily and Weekly News advertise extensive sales from March 19 to April 11. Auctions led by H R Lease and M Bready list livestock farming implements real estate and antiques across Frederick, Walkersville, Woodsboro, Adamstown, and surrounding towns with multiple on site and court house sales. Listings include plans for Mrs Amanita C fanogte Mrs Sohn W Poole and others with times 10 a m to 2 p m and locations on Frederick Pike Monievue and local roads.
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Werany News
Merch
H.R. Lease
Henry B.crum
Frederick
Brousteld
Valkebie
Bready
Charles U
Cecil
Luther Zimerman
Frecench
Peazaville
Lae
St Sar Fa
Dally Sue Weells
Dally Sue Weells Tewsend Bais, March 19, At 10 O'Clock A. m., H. R. Lease
Amanita C. Fanogte
Harry I. Bnook
Auce
N. Warket Jr
Win. E. Darner
S.M. Cutler
Jeferson
H.R
John L Fuss
D. Columbus Kemp Farm
Umberger
Euctioneer
J. MM. Rice
James M.rice
Hood
H.R. Leese
Charleville
T. M. Bready
Geo. W. Youn
Omihic
Ramble Farm
Lew Market
Alour
Baltimore Turnpike
H. R
Levi C. Waskey
Fengaville
Simon D. Bitler
Elmer Browe
Walkersville
N.O. RR
Edgar Mercer
Siuc
J. G.seheel
New Market
Mt. Airy
Barchelows
Old Annapolis Road
Walter Saunders
WG. Amer
Court House
Harvey R
Tam
LM. Bready
Noah Flickinger
Peter Thomas
Adamstown
Red Hill School House
Cromwell
C. A. Welker
L. Green
Sarah GM
Devilbiss
Woodsboro
Ducole
Albert Srup
S.T. Stauffer
Ceresville
LM Breaty
A. Hedges
Lewistown
Etica Mills
John L. Dutrow
C. A. Kimp
Fifth St
Frederick City
Daily News
Francis Thomas
Tera Spres
Bentz
Frederick WW. Cramer
George Brewer
Dawson
Toad
Bilis
Ooclock A. Akl
Black
Erson
Bl& O
Ralusbie
John T. Price
Azent and
Auorey
Wm. H. Price
Postofice Az
Titus WL WarSeld
Prem. m
Damascus
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Babe
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Wielek
William
Chares O. Barnes
Wesington
del. Mare
Horace L. Harmon
Townsend
Vermont Central
New York
Molt
United States Circuit Court
Vermont Central Hellreart Company
Boston
Railroad
United States District
Stimson
Philadelphia
Holland
United Stat District Court
Kore
William A. Lesser
Maurice C. Dreshfield
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Rudolph Breidenbach
Joseph Desaroser
Ceeliia
York
Islary
Sicily
Pellegrine Mule
Mule
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Narleton
Weatherly
Linton
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Casali del Drago
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Hens Vauner
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Mes. Lehheyz
Rej Guibre
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Fulllions
Massachusetts
Charles D. Reed
Nesey
Ludnow
Aly
Frisbee
Pinal Live Insurance Company
FE. L. Sevring
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Southern Bankes
Thoi
Émtiesviemient
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow University
Tad
Pitt
House of
George III
England
America
Atlantic
Britain
Vienna
Ex “Libris
Stock Exchange
Henrik Rusen
Lordaun
Vnva
SS Joseph Press-News
TRE Pepsin
Amlinn
Desmond
London Telegraph
Wuear
Fay
N.H
D.mantz
Market St. Freder Md
Mougatarm City Creamery Company
Shs
Landes
Market Street
S. Market Street
John Eisenhater
Tnase
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John Eisexhaucer
Marget
Palediore & Ohio Railroad
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