World news items and accidents from late September
Nov. 7 parliamentary elections planned in Se Prosian as fair admissions reached 294, 545. A fire destroyed Coral Michigan population over 600. Drownings, immi grant trade talks, police and railroading moves, and political intrigue permeate a day of global incidents including a near train wreck in Greencastle Indiana and high profile deaths and diplomatic notes.
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Yestercar
Coral Mich
Luia Beaudette
Ainneapolis
Fall Love Feast at Dankard Church Oct 28
The fall love feast at the Dankard church is set for October 28. Rev Roark Methodist minister will deliver an address at Rap pold's school house with proceeds aiding Sabbath school and securing reading books. Mr James Ogle plans to buy Albaugh store at Walkersville and relocate with his two sons Bennie and Ernest.
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Eliott
Ashland
Dallas Reid
Stanley Beaver
John Stauffer
N. B. Hagan
Montreal
John Garner
Hagerstown
Thomas Eckenrode
Senday
Liberty
Micholas Fringer
Baltimore County
Hubert Kemp
Frederick
John Fair
Englebrecht
Harry Fink
John
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Clara Valentine
Marc
Oliver Birely
Angel
York Road
Henry Aulthouse
N.B. Hagan
Five Forks
Waynesboro
Buenne Vista
Dankard
Roark
Middlebury Creatt
Rappold
James Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Albaugh
Walkershile
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Ernest
Sandsy
Retired editor hands Martinsburg World to Thompson
Saturday's Martinsburg World notes F Vernon Aler retires from the editorial chair after long service. Aler sold the print to James F Thompson who will run the paper in the future due to Aler's impaired health from his years of work establishing and upholding the enterprise.
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The
Martinsburg World
F. Vernon Aler
James F. Thompson
Historic Site Loss Looms Over Harper's Ferry Fort
The report notes rainfall halting preservation work as Chief Engineer Manning defends B and O efforts to keep pace. John Brown's fort was removed, the site bought, further removals planned, and a commemorative monument will mark Ossawatomie Brown's stand while the public lingers over what remains.
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Maistain
Harper's Ferry
Manning Esys
Baltimore and Ohio
John Brown
Ossawatomie
Of Interest To Athletes Promotes Allcock Porous Plasters
James Robinson of Princeton College endorses Allcock’s Porous Plasters for injuries and strains in athletes. The ad extols rapid relief for back, leg, and muscle soreness, and suggests cutting strips for mobility. Also promotes Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure and other remedies with testimonials and dealer claims.
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Princeton College
Princeton
M. J
Allcock
Wes
Mayers
Druggst
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