Planer burst at Spoke Factory injures proprietor
Serious accident reported at the Spoke Factory shortly before 9 o'clock. Af r. Demorest, one of the proprietors, operated a planing machine that burst, shattering the roof and windows on both sides. A fragment struck him, stunning him briefly. he recovered and continued work. The cause cited was excessive speed. Resolutions of respect issued by the Official Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church following Judge B. A. Cunningham’s death commend his civic and Christian virtue and extend condolence to his family. resolutions to be published in city papers and sent to the family.
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Spoke
Afr
Demorest
The
Methodist Episcopal
B. A. Cunningham
Steath
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cunningham
A. J. Gmn
Adolphus Fearrare
L. E. Mellars
Hammond
WasnrxeTos
Wiliam S. Cronunse
Washington
New York World
William
Sanitarinum
Guplarundk
Aid Wis
Charles II Verney
Harry Verney
India
John Willams
Wales
Delingarent
Hotel Arrivals and Local Snippets from the County
Yesterday a list of guests at Estertay's Hotel includes Crrr Horen Gray H. Scheffer N. ., Wm. Rasmers D. K. Houck and many others from Philadelphia Zanesville Pa and Washington D C. Also noted are from the county: Cattix House guests F B Woodbury Ozell NL 5 B B Cooper MI. BE. Eusor hia Wwii Ambige John Sadler J. Williams and J McCarty from Columbia Pa. Grorr Hocst David Biehl and P. Gaver from Baltimore W Va with 5 county guests. Jeremiah Brashears of this county was sent home after wandering. a rare striped rashout seen by Mr T P Rice of Hast oa Street. Sergeant Frazier of the Baltimore force visited about Bert Bush jailed here on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. inquiry ongoing.
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Estertay
Crrr Horen
C. B. Gray
H. Scheffer
Wm. Rasmers
D. K. Houck
GW. Walthen
AL Sonneborn
W. ¥. Johnson
T. BM. Carter
C. C. Fickensber
D. James
W.F. Knox
T. T. Lansburg
C. Davenport
Balto
L. N. Schriver
H. W. Johnson
HD. Stemson
Theo. Fenn
H. G. Martin
A. Garwood
C. L. Gonly
Geo. W. Haslet
R. Bills
Phila
A. P. Clark
Zanesville
Tswann
Loudounco
Lower
Carlisle
Dr. Hardesty
Wash
D.C
Cattix
F. B. Woodbury
Ozell
Seattle Welcomes President Hartbury in Arch Festival
May 7 in Seattle the Hartbury visit featured six arches showing Washington state products timber coal iron grain and ore. Queen Angeline and schoolchildren greeted the president amid decorations and a lake tour aboard the Kirkland.
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Cle Elum
Ellensburg
Tacoma
Baby McKee
Governor Ferry
Willian Henry Harrison
Seattle
Puget Sound
StarrLe
Wash
Angeline
Xyesler Avenue
British Columbia
Prsitent
Lake Washington
First National Guards
G. A. RB
Kirkland
University
Thomas Bork
Willem Henry Harrison
White
Beausaint
Catcr
Columbia River
Trion Pacific
Salt Lake City
Verney family saga amid criminal trial and exile
A fragmentary report describes Sir Harry Verney and relatives amid a sensational trial. It notes Verney facing charges, possible baronetcy in prison, and political fallout with Conservatives and Liberals agreeing on expulsion from parliament. The piece highlights ancestral stature, wartime service, and a Wales home,yet unresolved legal fate remains.
Mrs James G Blaine Seeks Custody of Son
Sioux Falls dispatch says Mrs James G Blaine, visiting New York, consults lawyers about a possible conference with her husband to relinquish all claim to their 3 year old son. She fears losing the child and seeks custody over Young Blaine.
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Ber
James G. Blaine
New York
Blaine
Taeite
Ais
Puch
Five Seamen Drowned In Lake Superior Distress
Sault Ste. Marie Mich May 7 Details of the schooner Atlanta reported in distress by the barge Sitka have been received. It left here Saturday night in tow of the Wilhelm and parted about twenty miles from Wo 10 Life Saving station foundering shortly after. Five crew members perished attempting to reach shore in yawls and two were rescued by a Life Saving crew. The Atlanta was coal laden for Ashland. Remarkable revival underway under Rev Mills with about 7000 signers pledging to become Christians after three weeks of meetings in the city.
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Mich
Sitka
Atlanta
Wilhelm
Yawls
Andiivo
Allianta
Ashland
Leprosy Case Under Observation in New York Tenement
May 7 report from New York describes an alleged leprosy case in a street tenement. Authorities pursue treatment to determine if it is a distinct disease or a common ailment while withholding the patient's name to avoid unfair stigmatization.
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New York
Down a Rope Six Stories
Three boys named Isaac Marks age 12 Harry Most age 3 and George Larshe age 1d escaped from the New York Juvenile asylum on Tenth Avenue and One Hundred seventy sixth Street at 1 am by a rope of bed sheets. They lowered from a sixth floor window and were quickly captured by policemen and returned to the asylum.
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New York
Isaac Marks
Harry Most
George Larshe
Tenth Avenue
One Hundred and Seventy Sixth Street
Wilmington Officials Appoint Dickey County Treasurer
WiseTo Del May 7 Governor Reynolds names John T. Dickey of Wilmington as county treasurer and receiver of taxes under the New Castle county reform. John F. Staats named county comptroller after years as a tax collector in the city. Burned by Molten Metal Vermont May 7 A ladle of molten iron capsizes at Osgood Bader foundry pouring into a flask injuring John Stanton Athol Masses John Sullivan Keene N H Edward Bouse Michael Hackett Bellows Falls severely burned Stanton may die.
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Wilmington
WiseTo
Del
Reynolds
John T. Dickey
New Castle
Brows Fatts
Osgood & Bader
John Stanton
Athol
John Sullivan
Keene, N. H
Edward Bouse
Michael Hackett
Bellows Falls
Stanton
Funeral for Sophia Mitchell Held at St John’s Church
The funeral of Sophia Mitchell, a colored woman, was held at 3 PM yesterday in St. John's Catholic church with Rev Fr Gaffney officiating. Pallbearers included Wa. Hil, Lewis Noland, Richard Jackson, Wesley Henderson, D. Noland and R. Jerkins. Interment followed at St. John’s Catholic graveyard. A. T. Rice & Song were the funeral directors.
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Sophia Mitchell
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Gaffney
Wa. Hil
Lewis Noland
Richard Jackson
Wesley Henderson
D. Noland
R.jerkins
John’s Catholic
A. T. Rice & Song
Sale of Jota of the Cannon Hill Investment Company
The sale took place today at Beckenbaush Baltimore as auctioneer Three lots offered two sold No 1 South street 262180 feet to Mr Gilmer fox 2330 No 31 Carroll street 826x147 feet with 20 feet alley in rear to Br Gilmer for £375 Other lots deferred
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Lota
Jota
Cannon Hill Investment Company
Beckenbaush
Baltimore
South Street
Gilmer Fox
Carroll Street
Br. Gilmer
Grand jury reports on New Orleans Parish prison lynching
The New Orleans grand jury presents findings on the Parish prison lynching, noting eight victims were naturalized citizens and one intent to naturalize. Attorney General Miller declines to discuss the probe while Orleans papers praise the verdict as a public reckoning, and Italian consul Pasquale Corie warns of potential serious complications.
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Wasutaden
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Parsh
Miller
Gram
State Department
United States
Grant
Times-Democrat
Pickaymme
New
Orneans
M. Pasquale Corie
Zane
Hennessy
Grand
R. L
Journal
Congress
Christ Followers and a Grim Day in New York
The report details a dangerous crank in New York with a prophecy about Jay Gould, his planned self harm, and a ritual with masked followers. It also covers a large fire in Long Island City damaging Doncaster foundry and lumber yards, with over a million in losses. Additional notes mention Albert Burt’s flight to Canada amid creditors and a pardon petition for Danlap, with governor’s support.
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Gould
Yuoa
Dicken
Jay
Jay Giwubi
Stese
Armaumiente
Dickson
Wuhge Earlynasters
Pot
Sharis
Jay Gould
Hiz Lot
New York
Hartford
Conn
de May
Long Island City
Islanp Crey
Doncaster Iron Foundry
Wirst
Clerk & Sampson Feed Mills
Long Island
So'dock
Gladstone Candidate Wins in Stowmarket Election
The May 7 election for the Stowmarket northwest division seat reports a Gladstonian win as Baron Stern receives 4,345 votes to Dir. Greene’s 4,132. Other items note an American injured in Italy, a fire in El Paso killing sixteen horses, and various short notices from the period.
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Gladstone
Loxpox
Edward Greene
Stowmarket
Suffolk
Gladstonians
Baron Stern
Gladstonian
Dir. Greene
Insurgent Action Near San Diego Harbor Seizes Vessels
A chaotic report describes insurgent activities to blockade Chilean shipping, with Evita and other vessels exchanging fire near the harbor. U.S. Marshal Gardeziel and agents attempted seizing schooners Robert and Minnie and securing rifles and supplies destined for insurgents, while a second vessel remained in Mexican waters awaiting orders from Washington.
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Robert
Minnie
San Diego
Odvide
Washington
Btrts
Tired of the Huns in South Bethlehem
In BeErutenen Pennsylvania on May 7 a Hungarian element in South Bethlehem disturbs the town. Police report a drunken arrest, stone throwing at officers, and pistol shots fired in the crowd as fear grips the 1,560 residents.
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BeErutenen
Bethlehem
Held for Murderous Assault in Gwynedd Township
Naylor Lakens, a farmer from Gwynedd township Montgomery County, was arrested before Justice H D Fiesel for aggravated assault and battery with intent to kill his wife. Mrs. Enkensis wounded and bedbound at her father’s Lansdale home. Lakens committed to Norristown prison in $500 bail.
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Laxspabe
Naylor Lakens
Gwynedd Township
Montgomery County
H. D. Fiesel
Enkensis
Lansdale
Lakens
Norristown
Boy John Hart Fatally Mangled in Railroad Incident
Mar 7 reports John Hart age 12 a state picker of the Dick son breaker was caught in the rolls and killed almost instantly. Two of his brothers were victims of the Great Mind Run railroad accident three years ago.
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Scraxpor
John Hart
Dickson Breaker
Mine Car Accident Claims Several Lives In Pennsylvania and Saar
In Suexaxposti Peter Smolensii was killed instantly when a mine car derailed and struck him on a bridge. His left arm and leg were broken and his skull fractured. Eight killed and seven injured in the Saarbraken district after an explosion at the Serio pit.
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Suexaxposti
Peter Smolensii
Packer
Fanlag
Benuw
Sar
Saarbraken
Rhenish
Prussia
Serio Pit
Senate budget and law measures amid reform efforts
Fragmented report shows lawmakers debating appropriations and bills on taxation, gifts to memorials, and arbitration. Reports detail committee actions, amendments, and anticipated votes as national party organizers prepare for July 1 meetings and national headquarters in New York.
Pugilistic Legislator and Hospital Row
May 9 report from Hannisuure describes a $250 side boxing match between Al O'Brien of Philadelphia and Jim Poulk that ended after the first round. A legislator, unnamed, reportedly bit Philadelphia's Martin Neary over the head with a bottle, injuring him and sending him to hospital amid a row.
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Hannisuure
al. O'Brien
Philadelphia
Jim Poulk
Foulk
Pugilists
Leislature
Martin Neary
Philidelphia
Philadelphia Markets Close Mixed on Stocks and Produce
Closing quotations from the stock and produce exchanges show a firm stock market with Pennsylvania shares active and some advance in Reading. Produce reports list prices for lard and fats with steady demand, while western and southwestern markets show varied quotes and steady or slight movements overall.
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Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Tebteh Valley
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USA
Helst
Pennsylvania Press
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Rad
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Gjc
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Ross
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