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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 10, 1906

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Directors Join Receiver Plan in Real Estate Trust Wreck

All directors of the Real Estate Trust, damaged by Frank K Hipple and risky loans to Adolph Segal, agree to Receiver Earle’s reorganizing plan. Directors pledge to raise funds with no promise of return or security as part of the effort to cover losses.

General Assembly of Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Frank K. Hipple Adolph Segal Earle Weir Mitchell Mitchell Bryn Mawr Segal Hipple Dr. Roberts General Assembly of the Presbyterian church board of ministerial relief board of publication general assembly Women's Foreign Missionary Society Bell Revelver Earle Joseph A. Baker Champion Iron and Separator company Adolf Segal

Premier Stolypin and His Narrow Escape

Stolypin premier of Russia survived a terrorist bombing that wrecked his house killing many. He is described as the son of Major General Arendy Stolypin and served as premier since July 28 and minister of the interior. He previously governed Grodno, earning respect across classes for firm action against abuses by minor officials.

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Homeopaths in Session at Atlantic City Congress

Distinguished physicians surgeons educators and homeopathic specialists from several countries gather in Atlantic City New Jersey for the seventh quinquennial International Homeopathic Congress held with the American Institute of Homeopathy. Dr W K Green presides as sections study medical science pathology drug pathogenesy and therapeutics with aims to develop a reliable materia medica and advance homeopathy.

Atlantic City Allantly City N. J American Institute of Homeopathy Young's tronsster W. K. Green Littl

Cook Fatally Stabbed After Renomination Celebration

Lawrence B. Cook a Pennsylvania legislator from the Fourth district, renominated by Republicans, was fatally stabbed in Pittsburg by Andrew MacMillan a Carnegie resident and justice of the peace. Cook and a woman identified as Mrs. MacMillan were at a Lawn street residence when MacMillan burst in and attacked them. Cook sustained multiple stab wounds and is in critical condition at Mercy hospital. MacMillan is detained at Oakland police station without bail.

Pittsburg Lawrence B. Cook Pennsylvania Andrew MacMillan Carnegie Cook MacMillan Lawn street Mercy hospital MacMilan Oakland

Dan Patch Pace Sets One Mile World Record At State Grounds

Dan Patch pacer asserts title of Song of Pacers after clocking a one mile time of 1 55 fat with a fast pace that edges the previous mark. The event featured multiple runners and pacers with Henry Bright guiding to near the wire as the record fell in the first quarter. Intertwined notes honor Rev Owen James and Henry Whit, while remembrance plans for 1895 to 1897 note Roger Williams University ties and a Scranton interment Wednesday type.

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Massacres Resumed in Russia Amid Jewish Slaughter

Reports from Stedlee, Russian Poland, Sept 10 describe mobs attacking Jews as troops slaughter civilians and burn the city. At Sledice, gunfire killed and wounded many guards, with streets in flames and police and soldiers targeted. In Baku, a British vice consul survived a brutal attack. A Wilmington assault on a woman and daughter ends with the aggressor fleeing. investigators seek the assailant, while a prior arson case echoes the era’s violence.

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Two Drowned while Rowing From Woodbury Couple

Charles Hinghes and Mrs. Joseph Green, both of Woodbury New Jersey, were drowned while rowing on the Lehigh river at Allentown Pennsylvania. Hinghes had come to town three weeks earlier as a pile driving gang foreman for Lehigh Valley Transit Company. The couple checked into a local hotel as Mr and Mrs Charles Hughes and were out rowing that evening when their boat capsized and sank. Their bodies were recovered.

Woodbury N. J. Lo Allentown Charle Hinghes Joseph Green N. J Lehigh river Hughes Lehigh Valley Transit company

Firing in Cuba and Rail Disruptions Alarm Havana

Reports from Havana and surrounding provinces describe an armed train incident near Consolacion del Sur with clashes against insurgents. Government forces and a cavalry column joined, bridges were destroyed, and several insurgents reported killed though figures remain unconfirmed. Separate dispatches note gold encrusted adobe walls in Guanajuato and a major fire at Traytor Manufacturing Allentown, plus drownings and a fatal shooting in Harrisburg and Witten.

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