Fire Rages Threaten Farms Near Loyalville and Rugles
Wilkes Barre Sept 23 Two farm houses are reported destroyed near Rurgles and one near Loyalville as prairie fires spread. A large force of men battles the blazes with crews fighting to save adjacent buildings and property.
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bis town
Wilkes-Garre
ol Wells
Pennsylvania
New York
Wlaconeln
Wilkes-Barre
Loyalville
Old Walla
Corry
Warren county
Selkirk
Grand Valley
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
oil walla
Wyoming
Adirondacks
Warren
Saratoga
Esanex
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Wis
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Moons lake
Ashland
Vic
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Prince Louis of Savoy Eyes America Marriage Plan
Prince Louis of Savoy, known as Abruxil in the United States, seeks permission from the King of Italy to travel abroad, signaling his intent to include America in his future. The discussions revive plans for his marriage to Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter of a senator from West Virginia.
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Prince Louis of
Savoy
Abruxil
Italy
America
Tila
Misa Katherine Elkins
Irun
West Virginia
RRA Nata
Atelata Hillar
Masked Bandits Blow Ore Hill Safe for 922
Six masked men entered Ore Hill Blair county and overpowered the watchman at Ore Hill Ore company store. After two loud attempts they blew the safe and secured 922 dollars. Villagers armed with guns chased them into the woods but the robbers disappeared.
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Altoona
Ore Hill
Blair county
Ore Hill Ore company
patermon
President Roosevelt Returns to Washington for Last Annual Message Prep
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from Oyster Bay to begin early work on his last annual message to Congress. He aims for a comprehensive presentation of policies and a final appeal for measures not yet law, and to be in touch with cabinet advisers and foreign representatives ahead of the special session after March 4.
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Washington
Mia Deaire
hhe
Congress
Roosevelt
Oyater Bay
army
navy
Wright
Metanif
Straus
Wilson
Mayer
Oyster Bay
Mieksage
kage
Bot
White House
German Catholics to Launch Education Campaign Against Socialism
At a Cleveland convention the German Catholic Central Assembly of North America unanimously backed a church led campaign to oppose socialism. A special committee was empowered to oversee the monument and fund raising to educate clergy and members in the movement.
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Central
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Cheviots
KELLER’S
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TIMOTHY
MEMS
WOMAN'S COLLEGE
FREDERICK
peas
Enea
Philpedal
shearer
aperiel cources
sfipe eran
MWrelber
School of Art
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Conkling
Poyatcal Culines
gymnasium cs
urens
mocess
altteric eports
JOSEPH H. APPLE
sShawim
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
PATRICK STREET
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
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dBrnér Market
Church Streets
FREDERICK COLLEGE
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Dreger
Old Frederick
CITY OPERA
HOUSE
OUSA
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podrome
PRINCE
Susquehanna
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W. Va
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Crevs valley
Sabraton
American Sheet & Tin Plate company
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Uttea
N. Y
Tasturon
wolla
atreuma
Melay
geological survey
Hazleton
Beaver Meadow
Hazleton Water company
Cranberry
A. Pardee & Co
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Lehigh
Humboldt
thin city
wigona
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MARYLAND BRICK AND SUPPLY Co. P. R. R
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Monte Carlo
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