Fined for public nuisance hog pen in Brunswick
A large Brunswick hearing adjourned with a verdict against Lawson House for maintaining a hog pen near the Barker building on High Street. He was fined one dollar plus costs after witnesses testified the odor affected nearby shops and residents, despite cleaning efforts. The case arose from a petition by local residents and the Health Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branswick
CG. J. Miers
Lawcon House
Barker Building
High Street
Brunswick
House
Charles McC. Mathias
Hl. K. Delauter
Frederick
West
Delauter
Justice Miers
Levin West
J. A. Bowers Annes
Board of Health
C. E. Foster
L. Perelman
E. F. Oran
L. A. Marsh
Edward Orrison
Mrs. Frith
W. L. Oakes
Hoffman
Perelman
Miss Marsh
the Board of Health
Abram Vorhees
John Danner
Thomas
Leonard House
E. C. Compher
Wesley
Stream
Lawson
Turkey Opens War Against the Allies
A long dispatch describes Turkish actions and Allied responses, noting battles along the Yser front and Britain’s stiff resistance. It cites Belgians suffering heavy wounds while defending a narrow coastal strip and fears of German aims to seize Calais, with official bulletins recounting gains near Ypres, Verdun, and Lille and mentions French losses and captured troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere
Yser
Rir
Daily Mail
France
Ory
Dixmunde
Nieuport
Copenhagen
The
Times
Berlin
Belgium
William
Calais
North Sea
Weight of a Cubic Foot of Air Surpasses An Ounce
Afa claims a cubic foot of air weighs 564 grains more than a collapsed balloon. At 1 psi, air weighs ten times more. at higher pressure, up to fifty times. A cubic foot of air thus weighs about 1.6 ounces and a tire-filled volume costs more than ordinary air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Pot Dispatch
Miners Honor Mitchell Parade Marks 1900 Strike Anniversary
In Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns thousands of miners and boys joined parades and mass meetings honoring John Mitchell leader of the United Mine Workers. A Diamond Park rally featured speakers while John White could not attend due to labor unrest in Oklahoma. Mitchell spoke at Pittston and Nanticoke held separate celebrations with parades and mass meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoning Valley
Sohn Mitchell
Diamond Park
United Mine Workers
John White
Oklahoma
Mitchell
Pittston
Nanticoke
Five Assassins Executed In Archduke Death Case
A Trieste dispatch reports five men convicted of instigating the plot to kill Archduke Francis Ferdinand were executed at Sarajevo shortly after sentencing. Gavrilo Princip, the actual assassin, was spared the death penalty and given twenty years’ imprisonment due to age.
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Paris
Trieste
Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Gavrio
Big incendiary blaze in North Tonawanda damages million
North Tonawanda, New York reports two fires of suspected incendiary origin causing estimated losses of one million dollars. The first blaze destroyed four businesses, including the Adamite Abrasive plant, then a second fire hit part of Brady Brothers lumber yard where oil had been spread. Authorities note probable arson and burning evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Adamite
Brady Brothers
United States poised as world leader in near future
A passage discusses industrial and political tensions shaping U S economic strength. It warns against factionalism and hypocrisy while urging candor, unity, and a firm stance on rights and welfare. The author envisions the United States rising to global leadership as reform progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhadinghan
Ming
Dod
Wal
Uae
State Steel Corporation
Stud Ory Dbs
Gary Sabb
Ain Steel Trade
United State
Doug Tuiure
Howe
United States
Explosion hits Austrian dreadnought on Adriatic voyage
Rome dispatch reports an Austrian dreadnought damaged after a magazine explosion at Cattaro. The vessel, en route to Pola, suffered a blown turret and rents along the hull following the blast. A captain of a passenger steamer observed the scene after arriving from Trieste at Neapol.
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London
Central News
Rome
Nepley
Trieste
Adriatic
Pola
Cattaro
Corn Gems Of as Easy as You Please
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Corn Gems and a phrase Gets It used by millions. It lacks clear event or context.
Nervous Wreck Rights Vinol Health Boost
Louisville reader testimonial says Vinol eased a nervous weak run-down condition after one bottle and improved health and strength. Advertisement urges others on the verge of nervous prostration to try Vinci cod liver and iron tonic, promising money-back if no benefit. Williamson druggist adds guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. c. Clayton
Louisville, Ky
Vinci
Williamson
Fifty Nine Bodies Recovered From Royalton Mine
Nine more bodies were pulled from the Royalton mine in West End during the October rescue. The total recovered dead reaches fifty nine, with workers still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalton
Practical Genius Quote from Galveston News
A Galveston News quip coins a zenine as a man who can magnify a mole bill into a mountain and then sell it for gravel, illustrating sharp wit on finance and rhetoric.
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Galveston News
Wheels Price List for Buggy and Wagon Parts
An ad lists wheels and related buggy parts including Gauter steel Ure wheels at 4859 per set, spring wagon wheels from 1.00 per set, fart wagon and cart wheels, rubber tired buggy and carnage wheels, plus buggy shafts rims and spokes at rock bottom prices.
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Nir
Lawson House
Turkey
Ypres
Lille
Rheims
Argonne
Verdun
Moselle
Vosges
ARIS
Arras
Mixmunde
Aisne
Apremont
Clarence Klog
Far West
Mr. King
Philadelphia Enquirer
Moscow
Spolane Spokesman Review
Dolson
Jones
dJoheen
Sint
Rother
Dom
Hocker
DR. Hammann
Gary
Corteenler
Pevan
Aureles & Mullins
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Brent Herve
Schooler Bakery
South Market
Bartholomay Rochester
Apollo Beer Brewery
W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md. C. & P
James Fef. Doll
Frederick, MD
Asd Medus
Frederick City
Howard Tailoring Co
North Market
DR. Leon
North
the Ebert Hardware Co
Newspap
ARCA
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