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Newspaper

Terril Tribune

Location

Terril, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

7

A Haunted House Romance Begins at Hollow Ash Hall

In Banley era style, Marjorie and her husband arrive to a haunted home. Elizabethan reflections mix with domestic fear as cradle rocks and ghost stories unsettle the family. Charles Cowley narrates the tale of past jealousies, a wife misjudged, and the mystery of Vernon’s cradle. Rose and Catharine weigh the danger and charm of the uncanny.

Marjorie Hollow Ash Hall Cowley Charles Mr. Cowmack Rose Elizabeth Mr. Cowley Miss Marjorie London Mrs. Cowley Catharine Sam Papa Charlie Australia Vernon Alfred Vernons George Vernon Banley Ban- Jey

Man Cuts Off Foot to Escape Bear Trap on Wooded Trail

John McLeod of Milford Maine a lumber scaler within township 31 was caught in a bear trap while moving between landings along the Athabasca stream He used a jackknife to cut off his wooden leg to free himself and then hobbled back to camp with the trap remains and a new leg in progress The incident sparked chatter among the crew including a quip from French cooks about his wood leg mishap

John McLeod Milford Township 31 Athabasca John Mr. McLesd

Deaths of Mrs Lyman Gage and others in 1900s news

Mrs Lyman J Gage wife of Secretary of the Treasury dies at 1707 Massachusetts Ave Washington D C after grip illness and heart failure. Also noted is the death of Edwin F Uhl former Assistant Secretary of State and ambassador to Germany, and banker Peter H Vance of Danvers, all aged through the mid 60s to 80s with brief bios.

of Treasury Washington Washington, D. C Lyman J. Gage Secretary of the Treasury Massachusetts Avenue Gage Pierce Gare Albany Denver Colo Evanston Cornelia l Lansing Rose Hill Cemetery Chicago Germany Grand Rapids Mich Sedwin F. Uhl Cleveland Edwin F. Uhl New York Michigan Ypsilanti State University Runyon Berlin Viesx Danvers Peter H. Vance P. H. Vance & Sons Todd County Kentucky Galena Louise A. Mitchell Armsby Mitchell

Hope for Mrs Avainley Strength Returns at Bay

Mrs Mc Kinley shows steady improvement in San Francisco as doctors report the morning condition sustained through the day. She slept well last night and has not suffered sinking spells since yesterday morning. She woke hopeful and asked for coffee noting the cup seemed smaller.

San Francisco

Chinese Creed to Pray for a Great Man’s Wife Health

The Daily Chinese World promotes family piety urging each household to erect a shrine and pray for the ailing wife of a renowned man. It emphasizes fervent, tender prayers to the Creator in all faiths, seeking sympathy and providence beyond religious differences.

San Francisco Chinese World

James Evans Confederate cruiser Alabama crew member dies

Charleston, May 20. Captain James Evans, one of the three remaining Alabama crew veterans, has died here. Evans served as a pilot at Charleston after the war and took part in the Cherbourg naval action.

James Evans Charleston S.C Alabama Eyans Cherbourg

Vicar General Joos Near Death in Monroe Residence

Very Rev Edward Joos, vicar general of the Detroit diocese and former acting bishop, lies near death at his Monroe residence as of May 18.

Joos Monroe, Mich Edward Joos Diocese of Detroit

Professor Grant Dies in Class at Scranton High

Professor William W. Grant principal of Scranton High School collapsed and died during physiology instruction due to apoplexy. The incident occurred in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on May 18.

Scranton William W. Grant Scranton High School

Baseball Games and a Tragic Shooting at Washington Park

In Chicago, May 20, Samuel Mendomsa, a Polish artist recently confined at Kankakee asylum, shot nurse Alice Cusack after a violent rampage near the speedway in Washington Park. Cusack, 16, was seriously wounded as her newborn died in the incident. Mendomsa died instantly after firing a shot to his temple. The story also notes Philadelphia’s May 18 injunction case, where the Common Pleas court dismissed efforts to bar Lajoie and Bernhard Fraser from playing with the local American League club, finding the contract nonmutual.

Chicago Samuel Mendomsa Alice Cusack Speedway Washington Park Mendomsa Kankakee Philadelphia National League Baseball Club Lajoie Bernhard Fraser Common Pleas Court

Double Crime in Juaredo Man Wounds Editor then Kills Self

At 5 p.m. Major J. H. Penn, proprietor of the Dallas Times, mortally wounded W. R. Pace of Juaredo, vice president of the Texas Real Estate Association, then killed himself. Pace was a brother-in-law of the late Gov. Ireland and well known across the state.

Vexas Juaredo Tex J. 8. Penn Dallas Times W. R. Pace Texas Real Estate Association Gov. Ireland

Carpet Combine To Form Consolidation Reported

New York May 18 The Journal of Commerce states that leading carpet manufacturers have been approached about a consolidation and a conference is called for early next week to discuss the plan.

New York the Journal of Commerce

Missouri encampment elects George Hall commander

Nevada Missouri May 20 George Hall of Trenton was elected department commander of the Missouri encampment Grand Army of the Republic Frederick W Miller of St Louis was chosen department commander by the Sons of Veterans Asses Capital Stock to 100000000 Denver May 20 The American Smelting and Refining company has filed a certificate with the secretary of state of Colorado increasing its capital stock from 65000000 to 109000000 The fee for filing the papers was 10500

George Hall Nevada Missouri Grand Army of the Republic Trenton Frederick W. Miller St. Louis Sons of Veterans Asses Denver American Smelting and Refining Company Secretary of State of Colorado

Walter Baker Company Celebrates 141 Years Of Cocoa Fame

The Walter Baker Company, founded in 1780 on the Neponset in Dorchester near Boston, has grown from a small wooden mill to a world leading chocolate maker. The firm stresses high quality, fair pricing, and warns against adulterated substitutes while offering a free Choice Recipes booklet to households that mail their name and address.

Walter Baker & Co Dorchester Boston Walter Baker Company la Belle Chocolatiere Mass Walter Baker & Co., Ltd State Street

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