Funeral of Michael M. Lippy in Beaver Dam
Michael M. Lippy died September 8 at home near Johnaville aged 58. Funeral held Wednesday at German Baptist church Beaver Dam, Elder Geo K Sappington officiating, Elders Metz and Stoner assisting. Pallbearers included W. Dattorer D. O. Saylor Jacob Diehl Solomon Longenecker Wesley Myers and John Warner. Survived by wife four sons and four daughters.
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Michael NM. Lippy
Johnaville
Beaver Dam
Geo. K. Sappington
D. O. Metz
David ‘Stoner
Mesare
Wi. Dattorer
D. O. Saylor
Jacob Diehl
Solomon Longenecker
Wesley Myers
John Warner
Grossnickle & Waltz
State Agricultural College votes to decline admissions for lack of housing
A state agricultural college held a meeting yesterday and, by unanimous vote, decided to deny applications for admission due to insufficient accommodations. Plans call for a four story sanitary building to be arranged into dormitories, expected to house about 100 pupils.
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Very Pretty Souvenir Card From THI Woman's College
A postcard souvenir issue from THI Woman's College features witty notes about college life and performances. It promotes a comedy titled Peck's Bad Boy as superior to recent City Opera House shows, promising rapid, plausible, laughable scenes and memorable mishaps.
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peer Bson
City Opera House
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Life Worth Living and a Liver Syrup Claim
A historical advertorial asserts happiness and success depend on health and liver function. It touts Victor Liver Syrup as a grand liver regulator and blood purifier, claiming it saves money and trouble, prevents nervous issues, insomnia, dyspepsia, and other ailments. Sold by all druggists and merchants.
Turner Held After Hearing for Stealing Cow
Charles Turner faced a hearing before Justice Hekstein on charges of stealing a cow from Heber Smith near Frederick. He was held for grand jury action. A San Francisco accident killed Mrs William Stewart, wife of U S senator from Nevada, after her car crashed into a telegraph pole in Alameda. Seven dead from Paris Green exposure in Oklahoma area report.
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San Francisco
William M. Stewart
United States
Nevada
Alameda
Cal
Ste*wart
Henry Foote
Taylor
Stewart
wiso
Washington
DBC
Fires, robberies, and a fertilizer plant blaze disrupt early September news
A six man Moro party fired on Camp Vicars in Mindanao island. Americans repelled them with no casualties. Captain Pershing visited friendly natives with cavalry and infantry. Brigadier General Sumner expected at Camp Vicars. In New York a Cuban widow’s jewelry and cash were stolen by brothers McNamee. $4,075 found on them. In Baltimore a fire at Hubbard Fertilizing Company caused $140,000 loss from spontaneous combustion destroying the plant block on the waterfront.
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Manila
Camp Vicars
Island
Mindanao
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Lake Lanzd
Mindango
formaliz
New York
Frank and
Wiliam McNamee
mere
Rosa M. De Rassinie
West Twenty-third street
Atlantic City
Paltimore
Hubbard
Canion last picht
Fire Delays Blaze at Beaumont Keith Ward Tract
A fire swept a Beaumont Texas tract near Keith Ward during the night on September 19. The blaze was contained to the area, with efforts by responders preventing spread beyond the property, though damages were reported.
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Colum
LFitre
Beaumont
Tex
Keith-Ward
Fire Ravages Woolen Mills Plant in East Lake Area
Inferno at East Lake Woolen Mills, destroyed factory with costly machinery. Loss about 125000, partly covered by insurance. Fire suspected incendiary. recently discharged employee questioned. Plant run by Delaware capitalists. J Edward Addicks as president, James G Shaw treasurer, James G Shay Jr secretary. Separately, Pa steel stats report 1901 output of 1406 322 gross tons of steel rolls.
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East Lake
Woolen Mills Company
Delaware
Pennsylvania Steel Statistics
Harrisburg
James M. Clark
state bureau of industrial statistics
Pennsylvania
Woman Bryant Hanged for Town Marshal Hynds Murder
Betsy Bryant was hanged in Nashville Georgia for the murder of Town Marshal Hynds. Mrs Etta Hynds Parker watched from the scaffold trap. After Bryant’s death Parker used her father's knife to attack the convicted killer. The crime occurred in Adel Georgia last March when the marshal tried to arrest Bryant who then shot him.
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Nashvill
Betsy Bryant
Hynds
Etta Hynds-Parker
Bryant
Hyrdes
Piryant
Miners Leader Denounces Compulsory Arbitration Push
President Mitchell of the miners rejects Governor Stone’s idea of an extra session to enact compulsory arbitration. He says miners will strike but refuse forced arbitration and will not enslave Pennsylvania workers to solve the dispute. He defends labor’s stance against Hewitt’s charges and notes Hewitt’s rail and coal ties. Mitchell departs for Harrisburg after the address.
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Stone
Pennsylvania
Mr. Mitchell
Abrams S. Hewitt
New York city
Mitchell
Hewitt
Erie Railroad
West Virginia
Mitchel
soorth
Harrisburg
Conference With Stone Ends Anthracite Strike Impasse
Harrisburg Sept 13 A conference at the executive mansion brought Governor Stone Senator Flynn and M K McMullin with district presidents Dotty Fahey and Nichols of the United Mine Workers to discuss settlement of the anthracite strike. The governor proposed a plan to resolve the stalemate.
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MWeane
Harrisburg
Stone
William Flynn
M. K. McMullin
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Dotty
Fahey
Nichols
Man Surprises Worker at Institution Door
Through a dim front door a barred window reveals a man industriously at the lock. He bursts in, grabs the astonished worker, and orders him inside. Moments later the man is crushed and heartbroken, later deemed harmless with disorderly conduct, while Faulkner returns to jail for 20 days.
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Faulkner
SLAIMS TO RESTORE LIFE DISCLOSED BY DOCTOR
Anderson Indiana September 13 Dr C W Littlefield of Anderson says magnetism from the air applied through a special power conveys the magnetic effect and will restore life to extinct organisms He says he revived dead cats dogs birds and bees but keeps details secret until perfected Old Defenders Day Observed in Maryland Baltimore September 13 Governor and mayor declare a holiday as North Point battle anniversary festivities close banks and business partially suspend in public parks
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Anderson
Ind
C. W. Littlefield
Maryland
Baltimore
North Point
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Two Leagues
In the American League Boston defeated Washington 3 to 1 while Baltimore beat Detroit 7 to 1. Cleveland routed St. Louis by a score of 7 to 4 in the National League. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia led 5 to 2 and Brooklyn 4 to 0 in other reported games.
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Washington
Baltimore
Detroit-Chirakorain
Cleveland-St. Lewis
FPitteburs
Philadelphia
Brooklin
Cincinnati
Mont Pelee eruption dwarfs earlier blasts in Caribbean scene
Destruction from Mont Pelee's latest eruption devastates St Pierre and La Soufriere, with activity centered around Fort de France while islanders report unprecedented violence. In New York, G Garnett, a leading southern figure and Confederate veteran, is found dead by suicide in the Ross Hotel, amid papers hinting at a plan to form a benevolent order for Spanish American War veterans.
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Bae
St. Pierre
La Soufrierein
G. Garnett
New York
Robert
Ross Hotel
Roo
R.T. Wilson
Cornélius’ Vanderbilt
Augustus Van Wyck
Southern Society
Confederate’ Camp of Veterans
May Review Canadian Troops in Detroit Parade
A Canadian unit, the Twenty-first Essex Fusileers, has been invited to march in the Spanish War Veterans parade in Detroit on September 22 and be reviewed by President Roosevelt. Colonel Gauilliet hopes to accept and has sent the invitation to Ottawa for permission. If approved, the regiment will march with two bands in what would be a unique spectacle of British soldiers in an American veterans parade.
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Detroit
Mich
Twenty-first Essex Fusileers
local arrangements committee
Roosevelt
Gauilliet
military department
Ot‘tawa
United States
Miss Lassiter Killed in Runaway at Petersburg
Miss Virginia H. Lassiter daughter of Dr B W Lassiter and sister of a compress man in the Fourth Virginia District was killed in a runaway yesterday at Petersburg The young woman attempting to rise from the carriage had her dress caught and she was thrown headfirst onto the railway tracks fracturing the skull at the stage of the prairie.
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Lassiter
Petersburg
Virginia H. Lassiter
B. W. Lassiter
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