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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

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4

Somerville Actor Confesses to Gruesome Murder Plot

A Somerville actor, 29, confessed to killing his wife after a jealous quarrel. He described dismembering the body with a butcher knife and razor, storing parts in a trunk in Hancock Street, then scattering remains near Boston and Somerville. Evidence included a severed torso found in the trunk and gruesome remains revealed during questioning.

Onty Somerville Hancock, Street Jordan Somer- P Emtér Beldy Harvard New York Boston James Collins Ling Hancock Street Ieant Michhal Crowley Orden Wyayan Noel

Execution delay halts Herron case appeal in Metuchen

Archibald Herron, who shot and killed Rengo D. Prickett in Metuchen on July 18, has his death penalty delayed as Vice Chancellor Walker rejects the insanity appeal and sends the case to the November court of errors. Prickett, once Metuchen recorder, had sentenced Herron to ten days for intoxication and disorderly conduct.

Dereby Court of Errorers Werron Trenton N. J Archibald Herron Rengon D. Prickett Metuchen Walker Chancelor Pitney Harron State Supreme Court C. T. Cowerhoven Court of Errors Beals Histel Atate Pricom Herron Roosevelt Ray Prickett

New Jersey Man Heads the G A R Commander in Chief

Colonel Henry M. Nevius of Red Bank New Jersey elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic on the first ballot receiving 454 votes. Former Governor Van Sant of Minnesota received 264 and L Z Dickson 90. Other officers named include J Kent Hamilton Ono senior vice commander C C Royce California junior vice commander Joe Spence Tennessee chaplain and Lane Tannahill Maryland surgeon in chief. Nevius a Civil War veteran served with the Seventh Michigan and Twenty fourth New York Cavalry and lost an arm at Fort Stevens.

Tokyo Henry M. Nevius Red Bank N. J Grand Army of the Republic Nevius van Sant Minnesota L. Z. Dickson Maols J. Kent Hamilton Ono C. C. Royce California Joe. Spence Tennessee Inchief Lane Tannahill Maryland Noviun New-der- Rey Ida Russel A. Alger Michigan Lincoln Cavalry New York Cavalry Fort Stevens Early Nevins New Jersey

Fort Urged Fine Boulevard Plan Stirs New Jersey

Governor J Franklin Fort speaks at a dinner in Long Branch urging a coast road from Atlantic Highlands to Cape May. He estimates total cost around 40 100000 with state loan plans to cover about 3175 000 for licenses and a maintenance estimate near 300 per mile over 130 miles.

Fort Long Branch N. J J. Franklin Fort North Jersey

Two State Troopers Arrested Over Dunmore Shooting

Beranton, Pa. sent four warrants in the arrest of Troopers Holaz and White connected with the shooting of two women in the Dunmore strike. Felonious wounding is charged. Prosecutor is Michael Kavalko, husband of one wounded woman. Sheriff Calpin says local authorities can handle the situation.

Beranton Holaz and White Dunmore Michael Kavalko Sherif Calpin

Farmer Dead After Catapulted Fall Near Williamsport

J A Carpenter a farmer was instantly killed at his home when a pole broke while he loaded straw on a wagon causing him to be hurled over the wagon and fall upon his head. His wagon and work tools were damaged in the accident.

Williamsport J. A. Carpenter Here

Brother shoots brother over money dispute in Philadelphia

Harry Splegle demanded funds from his brother George M. Splegle, a lumber merchant, at the George Splegle Lumber Co. When refused, Harry drew a revolver and was shot by George during a struggle on a stairway. Harry died later in a hospital. George surrendered to police.

Philadelphia Harry Splegle George M. Splegle George {. Spiegle Lumber Company Harry George Splogi Oae Harry Splogte Ue Splogle Lane Oat Naghville Tenn Tee Asheville N.C Miurkkat Bla Reaome Philadepila Chosthae George Spiegi Lin Tomnassee Tia Mat Spiegla

Pope Despondent Over Life Shortness and Venice Return

Rome September 4 The pope spoke with Bishop Burke of Albany New York in audience noting concern about his health and a belief he would not live much longer He expressed a desire to return to his old home in Venice though acknowledging it was impossible

Venice Rome Bac Burke Albany N.Y Burke Raid Venleo

Danced Man Dies After Strange Street Performance

In Pitaburg on September 4 Albert Hutton a mu latto danced to death after a passerby paid a quarter to hear him repeat the act. He danced a sequence of steps until police intervened. A doctor linked death to heart disease from over-exertion.

Pitaburg Albert Hutton Tellan Hinton

James M Shumaker Moves After Graft Case Appeal

James M. Shumaker of Johnstown former superintendent of grounds and buildings at Harrisburg and convicted in capitol graft cases with an appeal pending, was seriously injured in a fall at Carrolltown and brought home to improve. In Trenton, the contract to build the new city hall was awarded to J G Doak & Co of Philadelphia for $447,000, granite and marble structure on East State Street near the Delaware and Raritan canal.

James M. Shumaker Johnstown Harrisburg Carrolltown Trenton Nod J. G. Doak & Co Philadelphia East State Street Delaware & Raritan

Miner Falls 200 Feet to Death at Shaft No. 21

Wilkes-Barre Pa Sept 4 Alfred Tones aged about thirty a carpenter for the Lehigh & Whales coal company at Sugar Notch fell 200 feet from a box at the head of shaft No 21 while taking tools downed to the box he instantly died and was horribly mangled.

Wilkes-Barre Alfred Tones Lehigh & Wothes Igrre Coal Company Sugar Notch Todla

Reilly After More Honors in New York Swimming

James Reilly, a rising New York swimmer at seventeen, trains daily for the national championship following defeats of Bud Goodwin. The junior, listed at three feet eleven inches and 170 pounds, shows rapid progress, and experts predict a strong ascent if he continues his current pace.

Thud Goodwin James I Townsend Hares New York Bud Goodwin Atelutic Trivers Film Reilly Alorp Dover Youngaér Daniela Walle Reilly Nonin Wmiglry York Chameonsuly Helly Bern New York City Evel Gal Utd

Devlin's Star Game Helps Giants In Hard-Fought Battle

The article lauds Arthur Day of the New York Nationals for delivering standout pitching and hitting during a crucial game. It credits his reliable performance as pivotal to the Giants as teammates raise their level in defense and offense amid tense moments.

Giants Arthur Dey New York Nationals

Coach Griffith Takes High School Coaching Post

Dwight Griffith, former star quarterback, signs to coach the Bakersfield High School eleven and teach mathematics at Bakersfield, California. He brings a background from the Blythe Military Academy in Macon, Missouri, and aims to build a solid program with disciplined fundamentals.

Griffith Geta Dwight Grifith Hard of Education Bakers Held Cal Blees Aailitary Academy Macon

Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games

American League results include Washington over Washington 6 2 and New York defeat Athlathes 2 1. Detroit leads the standings with 49 wins and 58 losses, while St Louis sits at 68 52 and Cleveland at 67 55. National League games record Brooklyn beating Philadelphia 7 5 and New York topping Boston 3 1 in the first games. Tristate League shows Harrisburg 5 Lancaster 4 and Johnstown 7 Tren ton 3. Standings list Wilamt Johnstn Harris's Clinton Lancastr Altoona Reading Williamsport and others with varying records.

Washington Doston Batterica Burcoeh Donohue Tangehil Street New York-New York Athlathes Hogg Kleinons Bal Botrolt Deteele Olland Trolt Cleveland Mailin Schmidt Rhoades Bems Loule Chicaro Waddell Smith Manuel Bullivan Shaw P. Detroit Saratette BU 5S Sud Bt Louis Cleveld York Philadelphia Brooklyn Yoxen MecQuillen Dooln Holmes Hergen Nore Philadelpis Richie Pasus Bergen Farmer Boston New York Beto McGrisney Presnaban Lindaman Ferguson Wees New Cincinnati Pittsburg Clarinnati Brandon Gibson Dubec McLean Tristate League Harrisburg Lancaster Moser Hementey Altoona Wilmington Altxna Batterias Edmondson Biggins Millman Framies Johnstown Trenton Karl, Fraley Matthews Myers Murray McCarty Williamsport Willamsport Reading Warhop Plater Lowry Boice Jackson, Fox Barton W. L WL. P Wilamt Johnstn Harris's Clinton Lancastr Willing

Hummocks for Autoists debate plan to slow speeders

A conference featuring Alfred J. Eno Ralph Peters and others supports using hummocks as raised concrete obstacles near grade crossings on Long Island to curb reckless driving. Peters notes 420 crossings exist making universal policing impractical. testing may start with funded, experimental hummocks.

Long Island Alfred J. Eno Tors Island League Ralph Pytore Long Island Ratiend A. RR Tardington Long Island Motor Parkway John TL. Webb Wifilg Long Island Antamobho Club McChine Peters Mir. Detora Eno Himsell Fn League

Local county notes from Murritisville and Grahham area

Keepsake county correspondence records visits, church services, and health updates. Names include Mullard Lea Amold, Rev John Reinecke, Mrs Huffer, Mr Arnold, Mr Painter, Mrs Lehman, Mr Staley Flock, Mr Ben Keilholts, Miss Letha Coy, and others visiting from Wheaton Md, Briton Va, Creagerstown, and Frederick City Hospital. No services at Reformed church next Sunday. preaching resumes September 20. several families attended picnics and graveyard visits.

Willard Arnold Iddistown Clarence Hightman Gee Fouts Rightmck Edward McCiabs Geo Mojaha Petersville Luthera Church Irving McGaha Graceham Frank Martin Thu Anont Charles Boller Georgina Strong Zack Maina Creagerstown Benjamin Keilholts Letha Coy Cheater Day Grahham Clyde Young Middletown Tivin Joy Hig Cougin Hubert Doy John Sis Grant Bell Wimimitaburg Arthur Streaks Baltimore Chester Day Mro Chaudes Domep Rowley Teale Mea Charles Mu Jer Caney Culbenut Lenty Sacane i Mos Margaret Seis Newton Mya Jago Coitifloyer Russell Hockensraith Bridgeport Qol. Leisa John Sciaa Rocky Ridge Opal

Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Quotations for grains and hay list corn yellow and white ear prices per barrel, oats and timothy hay, wheat, cornmeal, buckwheat, middlings, red dog, dairy products, cotton seed meal, and potatoes per bushel or ton. Prices range with winter and spring wheat at 4.50 to 6.00 per bushel and corn 33 to 85 per barrel in cents or dollars.

Frederick County Farmere’ Exchange Goenecren

Fragmentary ad listing footwear and prices

A damaged text shows an assortment of shoes with prices and measurements. Entries mention Lager, Bien samples, various columns, and prices such as 223 and 9.90. The fragment includes mentions of shoes, fast Seesouth window, and a few unreadable names like Mobeas and Marhat Mings.

Seesouth

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