Thunderstorm Kills and Injures At Mobile Ball Game
A thunderstorm struck a field three miles from Mobile during a ball game, killing two men and injuring about 23 others. The dead are Donald Touart and Jeven Touart, Arthur Moody and two unnamed Black men. Seriously injured include John Yokers and Fred Johnson. others listed include Fred Bureh Joe Ugolzar and George Cleveland. A silver dollar from one victim was found split on both sides.
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Mobile
Ala
Donald Touart
Jeven Touart
Arthur Moody
John Green
Charles Thomas
John Yokers
Fred Johnson
Fred Bureh
Joe UGolzar
George Cleveland
Bat Slips From Boy’s Hands Causing Fatality in Philadelphia
May 23 Philadelphia: Frank Wilson, 14, nephew of Sergeant Wilson of the Germantown police, was struck on the head by a bat during a game and died at Germantown Hospital. John Hanne, 11, was arrested and awaits coroner’s action. Wilson and Hague, neighbors, with friends, played near a barn. Hague swung, bat slipped, hitting Wilson. Wilson was unconscious until death. Ball player Stach Wisnoski, 20, died after being struck by a ball during a Houston amateur game. Fire in New York on May 2 injures seven, with heavy property damage to chemical firms Zucker Leavett Loeb. Max Zeenline and Fred Markwart badly burned. Three men drown near Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, following a barge incident.
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Philadelphia
Frank Wilson
Wilson
fermantown
eGirimantown
John Hanne
Bailey
Wison
Hague
Houston
Tex
Stach Wisnoski
New York
Westth street
Zucker and Leavett & Loeb company
Max FL Zeenline
Fred Markwart
Joseph Harrington
Ralph avenue
Browk- Inn
Painters’ Standards Emphasize Pure White Lead Use
An old trade piece argues painters must avoid quarrels over specs and insist on using only pure White Lead for a satisfactory job. It urges conscientious craftsmen to follow materials called for by strict standards to ensure quality.
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LEWIS
Michael Davitt in Critical Condition in Dublin Hospital
Reports from Dublin May 29 indicate Irish leader Michael Davitt remains gravely ill with a serious relapse after a prior decline. Three doctors attend him as relatives in Washington are notified by cable of his sinking condition and ongoing hospital care in Dublin.
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Dublin
Michael Davitt
Mr. Davitt
Washington
Ireland
Stomach Trouble Relief for Fatsonia Resident
Mrs Sue Martin of Fatsonia Mississippi suffered six months with stomach trouble. She credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a cure and says she can eat again and feels like a new woman. Sold at L Pearte's Drug Store.
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Sue Martin
Fatsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Pearte
Twenty Millions Gone Astray in U.S. Government Funds
Washington reports a startling lapse in federal bookkeeping. For the year ending June 30 1993 the census director found 19 887 806 54 dollars spent without any accounting trace. Officials anticipate larger sums missing in subsequent years and call for swift action by Congress to locate and explain the use of the funds.
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Washington
congress
appropriations committee
Senate
house
Aged Woman Dies After Berry and Crab Feast
Mary Frank, an elderly Seaford resident, died shortly after eating four quams of strawberries and three crabs aboard the Tivoli. Her two children who also ate the fruit and crustaceans are critically ill.
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Seaford
Del
Mary Frank
Tivoli
Princess Ena Intervenes Pardons Madrid Execute Scene
The Spanish prince’s bride to be Princess Ena inspires mercy as King Alfonso grants a pardon to Fernando Le condereed, averting a gallows sentence amid a Madrid crowd praising the princess. The wedding dress, made in Spain with Brussels lace, is unveiled as a national symbol of elegance and patriotism.
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Abastrad
mice
Bauenberg
Spain
Athana XITL
Fernando Le
Exa
Severn
Buy
Badijose Nall
peale
Madrid
Pardo
Ena
Berreouys
royal
Brussels
Virgin de la Paloma
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sesson
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Palace of Music
Garner Market
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Frederick, Md
A. G. QUYNN &CO
EAST PATRICK STREET
FREDERICK, ib
CENTRAL HARDWARE CO
SOUTH MARKET STREET
GEORGE L. BRAMER & SON
PIRE
Walkersville
South Street
West Centre Street
Liberts Copper
Woodsboro
city
cheap
New Midway
Johnsville
Zoom
Central National Estki
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick
Frederick, Wd
jean
sams
IDWIN DEVILBISS
TLARTE
AMOS
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL &ALBAUGHIBUILDING
N. Market Street
Frederick
dodawls
AVROVAL Pitts
CITY OPERA HOUSE
GEORGE H. BRENNAN
LISBRETY THEATRE
NEW YORK CITY
Thomas Dixon, Jr
NEW YORK PRESS
New York Soo
New York Times
New York Post
New York News
New York Tribune
New York Telegram
New York Herald
McCARDELL
SOHUSON
OLIVER
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
Gambrill mill
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Desiers
abo cien
JONN T. LEWIS & BROS, CO
South Front Street
Priladuiptia Ps
Oxfords
MARKEY’S
CHARLES H. MOYER
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Denver
Athletics
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Ciebs
Chicago
Philadelph
St Lottit
Cincinnatih
Cininati
St. Louis
York
Tannaster
Garrisburs
Altoona
Africa
sion
United States
department of commerce and labor
Sissohvie
huletin
Cincinnati
bueorht
gna Lorenz
William Lorenz
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Lancaster
Hassler
F. B. Cochran
Maignmen Filtration company
Examiner
Coch- Tan
Pottsville
Tombing Run
Philip Yedinski
Prisca
A. L. Pearra
PRINCESS BNA
Alfonso
Mexico
department of public instruction
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Queenstown
Cunard line
Ombria
edhere
Bies
Springfield
Mess
Nogi
Stoessel
Russia
Pot
Barcelona
Jaime of pices
Don” Carls
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