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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
1
Magoon Heads to Washington for Brief Visit
Havana dispatch reports Governor Magoon left for Washington for a brief visit. He will not announce the date for the meeting of the presidential and senatorial electors nor the convening of Congress, which is expected to occur the first week in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Washington
Havana
Washington tor
Man Arrested After Knife Assault In Quarrel On Susquehanna River
Nov. 20 Hartsburg Pa A man named Mike Challen allegedly used a knife during a quarrel at Gleeson stable. He fled into the Susquehanna River to escape officers, swam to New Canihor land, and was apprehended after a telephone tip from Birleton. Officers held him for the inquisition. In Savannah Ga Nov 10 Maylur de Roga of Marneiilles France killed in auto races was carried to burial by Savannah Automobile Club members in a procession. The cortege traveled through the city to the cemetery and along the auto race course for the service.
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Hartsburg
Gleeson
Mike Challen
Zandre Masterich
Susquehanna river
New Canihor
land
Birelton
Jortes
Savannah
Maylur de Roga
Marneiiles
France
Savannah Automobile club
De Reea
Brandenburg in Court on Larceny Charge in Cleveland Letter Case
New York reports Branden Brandenburg, a journalist, faced a judge on a second degree larceny charge connected to a controversial Cleveland era letter. The forged interview, claimed genuine by Brandenburg, sparked a presidential campaign dispute and led to extradition from Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Dayton
Incendiary Fire Ravages Brill Car Works in Philadelphia
A massive blaze at J. G. Brill & Co car shop in Philadelphia caused extensive damage. Incendiary origin reportedly destroyed the bending shop eight hardwood sheds, the water tank, and numerous coaches and cars. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars, with company officials potentially facing higher totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill Carahopa
Philadelphia
carshopa
J. G. Brill & Co
Jamar Rawle
United Protestant Churches Form Federal Council Meeting
About 30 religious bodies representing 18 million souls will send delegates to a December gathering in Philadelphia marking the first practical union of Protestant churches in America. The Federal Council aims to unite churches for Christ, promote mutual counsel, and extend influence on moral and social issues. Delegates include bishops presidents and noted theologians from Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
religioua bodica
Council of the Churches of America
neaday
han
Carnegie hall
ork city
United States
federal council
wilbe
Milo
America
Chris
iite
Baptist churches
Christian Connocation
Congregational chitten Churches of the Disciples
Evangelical association
Evangelical German Synod
Society of Friends
Evangelical Lutheran church
ree Methodist “Episcopal’ church
Methodiat Episcopal church
South Methodist Episcopal church
Me Methodist Protestant church
Me church
Presbyterian or
Protestant Episcopal
Primitivg odist
Reformed churches
BR Presbyterian church
evs! Rapitats
United Brethren, Evangelical church
United fan church
Welsh Pre church
veralties
ston
New Worse Disease Table Peck Threatens Braj Region
A flawed report describes a dangerous disease outbreak linked to a kept Canem Halr breed, with confused text noting bites and a policy of non disclosure. Authorities warn of spread among nearby communities and emphasize urgent containment and investigation needs.
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