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In Brunswick area history of the Brunss Volunteer Fire Company is recounted. Formed around 1910, the department built its own hall on Wenner street and two other reel houses, raised funds for equipment, and expanded membership to 35. Officers and present leadership are listed, with emphasis on community support, state association membership, and efforts to maintain readiness despite limited fires in town.
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Maryland
Brunss Volunteer Fire Company
Hagerstown
Thempany
Jold
Brunswick
Pred
E. C
Pres Schnauffer
Proint
Prio Sation
Equipmen
Bose
Ted
Spi
B. and C
Bees Drive Boy and Woman Into Pond in New Jersey
In Pleasantdale New Jersey on October 14 Edwin Muller of Orange toppled from a tree while picking apples. He struck a beehive and was stung. his screams drew Mrs. Vincent to plunge him into a pond. She and he swam to escape the bees as they both sought water refuge. Bryan Signs More Treaties.
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Pleasantdale
N. J
Harry Vincent
Edwin Muller
Orange
Bryan
Washington
Gonzalo Cordova
Ecuador
Greece
A. Schlienann
Nervous breakdown urged recovery tale in ad copy
Mrs. Kerns suffered a nervous breakdown but recovered after using a Cumberland druggist product advertised by A Williamson of Freder ick Maryland. The ad notes her prior illness and eventual improvement, presenting the remedy as a path to wellness within a period.
Lynchings in Illinois leave prisoner killed in mob action
Albert Clazza, an Italian miner prisoner of Sheriff Brea ner, was seized by an armed masked mob on a Williaville road on October 14. The mob shot and killed Clazza after a revolver fight spilled from a Sunday quarrel over a cigar. Two American miners Sam Ciazza and two others were wounded.
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Percy
Lll
Sheriff Breaner
Williaville
Albert Clazza
Clazza
Hresner
Clazan
Willig Adams
Hen Cooper
Sam Ciazza
Ulneta
Memorial to Mrs Wison plans block of houses in DC slums
Washington reports a campaign to build a memorial for Mrs. Wison in the form of a tiled block of sanitary houses in Washington’s slum districts. Led by Mrs Archibald Hopkins and Mrs Ernest Bicknell with other notable women, it follows Mrs Wison’s dying wish demanding legislation to remove unsanitary alleys.
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Washington
Mra W
Wilson
Archibald Hopkins
Ernest Bicknell
American Red Cross
Ais
$60,000 Verdict For US In Canal Case
In the United States district court the government suit to recover $154,000 in old dividends owed by the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company ended with a jury verdict for the government totaling $60,111.19 plus interest. Judge Bradford ruled the statute of limitations did not apply, surprising many who expected a longer case. The defendants may appeal. The piece recalls past turmoil when Henry R. Lesley and James A. L. Wilson admitted embezzling nearly $700,000 from the company, then serving prison terms. The government had bought 14,009 shares for $450,000 to aid canal construction and contends no dividends were ever paid.
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Wilmington
Det
United States District Court
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company
Bradford
Henry R. Lesley
James A. L. Wilson
Lesley
Wilson
Phiadelphia
Eastern
Lesisy
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Gruasiga
Ratergeti
Ifts
Council
Harry Chew
Charles W. Hut’s
Dayton Keenan
G. T. Starner
J Pp. Karn
O. O. Baer
W. J. Woodcock
G. H. Hogan
Charles W. Hee
F. Hahn
Kaiser
Rottendam
Baden
Antwerp
Ausband
WNOL
Startling Illustrated
College Hall
Frederick, MD
Goberith
Hood College Hall
Frederick
Ulisis
S. P. Manship
The
Radio Institute
Lancaster
New City
P. M
Illinois
Mrs. Wison
Williamsport
Fred Fullerton
Fullerton
Gasparri
Ferro
Rome
Pietro Gasparri
Féstata
Srenandesah
Albert Preschris
Mra C. FE. Sargent
Peru
Ind
Weshington
Norfolk, Va
Richmond
Standard
Olkl
BALTI
Ipany
Charice, N.C. Ton
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