Fragmented talk and rumors fill local column notes
A collage of quotes and gossip notes describes attitudes toward relationships and public figures. The item mentions Illia Philips switching jobs to New York Central in Baltimore, rumors about Lota Robinson, and statements by officials on birth reporting. It also covers a murder threat in Yonkers, a governor’s near miss, and various unrelated city and national notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Illia Philips
Gore
W. M
Ton
New York Central Tron
Baltimora
Lota Robinson
Grose Herwitz
Mie State Board of Health
Emory J. Stonehcomb
Julian Bagnd
Flenner Cole
Edmond
Preston
Appointment changes at WW department offices
Megram was appointed to a new term as head of a yardwater facility at Cumberland. Ken oral yardwatter previously held the post of yardmaetor at the Cumberland unit, with headquarters in TR Y. Pogue, who served 16 years, becomes car Matributor, overseeing the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoo. Megram
Ken Oral
Tletmore
Smalltit Wen Ohal
Cumberland
TR. Y
Pogue
W. OM. Treight
Pamimore
Unclear Legacy of Guy Wire Communication Breakdown
Fragmentary text describes disrupted communications involving Lagomeant by phone and a damaged line or wire. Mentions GV and related equipment issues, but the exact event, location, and persons are not discernible from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Wire
Phong Wiro Uy
New Infirmary by Generous Offer in Durham NC
George W. Waite of Durham announces plans to finance a pellagra infirmary linked to a hospital project. Government aid, $60 000, is expected to fund pellagra care while the Watts family pledges a hospital endowment. Construction would cost about $14 000 on Brennoise property in Dorlam county with a condition to admit worthy poor patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waite
Durham
N.C
J. Mob
Beott
J. A. Mason
Alpheus Benll
Maine
Goadre Hospital
Chimis
Watts
Dorlam
Wate
Bennett
Dull Old Days on at Atlantic City In Decline
Fragmented account describes Atlantic City’s decline with faded tourism, polluted beaches, and crime concerns. Ads and hotels drift toward inactivity as bathers, boardwalk crowds, and innocent seaside pleasures fade amid suspicion and disorder.
Salvage Efforts Continue After Fire at Le Monutate House
Salvage crews searched the ruined Le Monutate House Thursday amid rain and debris for valuables. Gia Minn reported finding a lump of gold and $8,400 worth of items, likely from trunks, while reliving the fire’s impact on the artist community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tose
le Monutate
Gia Minn
Hla Yoom
Thaw Hearing Delayed in Sherbrooke Court
In Sherbrooke Aug 2, Harry K Thaw remains in custody as a Superior Court judge orders continued action pending further water developments. The case concerns a writ of habeas corpus and possible deportation, with Thaw’s legal team seeking relief and a timely resolution.
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Thaw
Sherbrooke
Quahoe
Harry Ko
Sherbrooke Fall
Hla
Sheefilly
Graphaphoned a Taleo Woe at Potlee Station
A woman at Potlee Station questioned a man about a schemer who would earn 3 cents from a poor woman for a graphaphone and ten Mot. The Justice expressed little sympathy, noting a traveling con man can sell a device, take money, and disappear. A warrant was issued and Officer Williams will recover the outfit before Justice Ankeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlee Station
Praple
Alan
Williames
Tragic Willam W. Va Incident Involving Witten Family
Reported in Willamina West Virginia John Witten engineer slashed his throat after a quarrel with his wife. Miller arrested on charge of attempted murder. testimony describes a tensed home dispute and a difficult trial. Other brief items include a man breaking a foot in an accident and a fall from a window leading to inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamaon
W. Va
John Witten
Ni & W
Nornaer
Rome
Witten
D. J. Miller
Miller
Willen
Miller's Bank
Officiated at Martinsburg ceremony by Applebaum official
Fragmented OCR describes a Martinsburg officiant named Applebaum tied to a valiant congregation event. It mentions a new holy rite and incidental reception, with garbled references to a service, donors, and local groups. Further readable names include Sona of AlValint and Herat Youley, with unclear roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has
Applebaum
MS Pts Ag
Fund
Norvicua
Within the Law Save Ate Laomer at New York Event
A garbled report notes an early date in New York for a proceeding and mentions Chasone sittan of the present season. It also references a colored picnic with attendees from Thy Aératown and a meetup at a park, describing a large crowd and notable figures in a distant era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAVE
Ate
New York
Uilk City
Phil Roman Wins in the Wray Estate Case
Cumberland reports Phil Roman wins control of the Wray estate amid disputes over Mrs. Misray and Mrs. McCray. Executor Captain Roman pressed matters as rivals clashed over burial and probate duties. The case highlights tensions in Ulster circles and notes Roman’s earlier political runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Roman
WRAY
Laborer hurt as tire falls near machinery mishap
A tire fell during work at the round Monge facility injuring a machinist named in the report. The accident caused partial leg injury and an ambulance transport to hospital with a cautious prognosis for recovery.
Station Improvements Extend Walk at Blue Tide Linn
An extended walkway of 200 feet has been added to the WoOM station complex near Blue Tdise Linn, with plans for a future retailing development and a high resting in the year. Local officials urged attention to upcoming voter actions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woom
Blue Tdise Linn
Gems Hidden in Hotel Ruins After Fire Trunk Found
Fire at the hotel exposed valuables including a trunk with Miss Laupheimer’s jewelry and a molten gold ball. A mesh bag containing about 400 dollars and several guests’ items were recovered, with losses pegged at thousands and insurance cited. Rebuilding plans call for completion in the coming weeks at Pen Mar’s Blue Mountain House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
Otto
Misa Lanpheitier
Laupheimer
Lis
Lavyheimer
Lauphelmer
Pen Mar Lie
Gibbons
Borksin Way
Pen My
Bern
Blue Mountain Honag
Bang Anatoli
Braddon Journal recounts a brisk prize tourney night
A Braddon area tournament featured rings won by eight competitors across a lavish purses event. Two brothers, Temesy and Hemor Hooness, faced off in a close tie before Myprites announced a final order. Milas Grace Worman of Braddpel claimed top honors amid a list of participants and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iultet Ankiine
Temesy
Hemor Hooness
Myprites
Dennes
Glen Belo
Hennessy
Milas Grace Worman
Braddpel
Frank Tarnhart
Fairmlays
Willer Morin
Fairplay
D. Turner
Bed Herbert
Clearsprig
OE Martner
Breathscate
Dol Mennesy
Mairplay
Reunion Honors Civil War Survivors in Lawrence
Memorial services mark a hard reunion for Quantrell raid survivors in Lawrence Kansas. Worn markers on Franklin Street and nearby buildings honor those who weathered Guerilla raids, with a century of remembrance for Civil War era events and buried graves.
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Lawrence
Kan
Quantray
Teminkacetves
Witrell
Missouri
SV. Franklin St
Milar
St Wuildings
Rafferty Held as a Suspected Robbery Suspect
Michael Rafferty among four men arrested in a recent Webinat store robbery at Reid. A coat, knives and other items were identified as belonging to him. One vent was found in his possession but denied ownership. Stolen goods were recovered along the CV route. A young white man was attacked during a highway robbery between Church Street and North Junction, with two suspects captured near a freight car. He sustained a knee cut and hand injury. Dr. Kuelsley treated him. Witnesses described three men and a plan to commit further thefts, with claims ties to a Magnolia area group and an Annie queer hand. Hefty sums of money involved. several suspects were jailed or questioned.
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Cumberland
Ann
Dole
Mra
McCray
Drew
Wiilei Fx Witheyrud
Tie “Hos
W. Koon
Dolice
Whee
W. Priva
Meteuy
Inez Sear
Mary Lated
Craddock
Maryland Theatre
Captain Roman
Caplin Romife
Michael Rafferty
Reid
Lelununrad
Rafferty
C. V
Votel Myorn
Cavetown
Annie Queer
Magnolia Paya
Tournegroose
Chiurch St
Nort Junction
WMR
Church St
Behnd
Wien
Ted
Kueisley
Barber
Omferes Burnett
Salles
Munson
Miemon
Maret Shafer
Vallinore
A Lively Battle Over Truck Merits In Frantic Debate
The Prances Company debated the value of Seagrave versus La France motor trucks. The vote to discharge the committee failed as La France supporters prevailed. Firemen and officers inspected the trade but returned with mixed views, and the company paused for further investigation before any purchase decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prances Company
Tut Seagrave
la Frances
la France
Seagraves
Alda
Seagrave
Billy Routs
Sains
Blecker Will Probate Sets Wide Bequest Map
The will of Josiah Blecker is probated naming wife Maury E Blecker church property in Hingerntown and a Rush County Kansas fort. Daughters receive 600 dollars, son 3600, and the residue to the wife with income for life. Executors: the wife and four sons divide after death. execution dated July 16, 191% witnessed by John F Lewis and George A L Davide. Hagerstown Trolley Co to cut power 0:30 to 2:30 Sunday for transmission repairs after an electrical alarm. Luther Peterman city clerk of Shayerstown mentioned for House of Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Blecker
Tila
Tut
Charles
Edward Theeker
John F. Lewis
George AL Davide
Hagerstown Trolley Co
Fragmentary police report on suspects and payments
After her arrest an officer found 495 in cash and notes linking Meety Mircaner of West Eld Lumber Co to payments from multiple firms. The report mentions unloading lumber, various employers, and small sums for transporting a horse, plus pills bought with stolen money. The suspect was held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withsuis
Meety
Mircaner
West Eld Lumber Co
Warnat
Party Lumber Co
HM Bamber Co
Wan
Tom Co
Tradlem Co
Mercoraburg
City Savings Banc
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