Five Sons Defend Mother in Murder Trial in New York
In Little Valley New York February 26 the five sons of Mrs Cynthia Buffum testified their father, not their mother, poisoned Lerfinshand and others. They described alleged abuse by the father as the motive. Prosecutor urged confessions and shown evidence, but the jury convicted Mrs Buffum of murder in the first degree after hours of testimony and dramatic courtroom scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
N.Y
Cynthia Col Butfim
Lerfinshand
Uttun
Norris
Lana
Cole
Bayy
Daniel Anul Fracels
Yar
Mrauels
Mes
Courl
Hoowa
Buffuim
Duffalo
Buflum
Niagara Falls
Uflum
Gold Ring Reveals Fractured Family Bond
In Greyley Col Feb 17 a homesteader Miss Mary Hurd discovers her fiancé Frank Cameron is her brother after Cameron wears a ring once belonging to her sister. A silver coin confirms their kinship as they learn their parents deserted and the siblings were separated and adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hardy
Cameron
M Llucdy
Siafer
Chatwee
Blazier a Hero in River Ice Tragedy
In Belmsgrove Pennsylvania on February 28 Horace Blazier and brothers Frank and Samuel with Mrs Dinger and an infant attempted to rescue a baby during a Susquehanna River ice break. Samuel sacrificed himself to save others, but Horace, Frank, the baby, and Mrs Blazier vanished beneath the ice. Rescue attempts were underway with lines stretched across the stream as authorities investigated the tragedy.
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Belmsgrove
Wil
Mary
Horcy Blazier
Frank Pat Samuel
Susquehanna River
Blagler
Mra. Dinger
Hnd
Walker
Samuel
Mra. Blazler
Frank
Iishand
Zeles
Utwey Lvd Stoteen
Sign Posts for Roads Proposed in Maryland Bill
A Senate bill by Me. Hewson would require the Maryland Motor Vehicle Commissioner to erect metal or wooden signposts at highway boundaries near cities towns and villages. Signs would display the state coat of arms town names and destination arrows with blue ground and white lettering. The act caps spending at 1000 dollars for implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Med
Senate
Lie State
Maryland
Warle
Ube Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Doctor Dayigan and the Wolfsville Disappearance
Mrs Wolfe claims Dr Dan Dayigan did not run away. Wolfe says Dan left Wolfsville for Southsburg and was later driven to the railroad. The couple allegedly boarded a streetcar toward Liagerstown. Attorney Willam R Haylton plans to sue all involved.
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Baya
Wolfe
Gus
Jos Unt
Ary
Wade
Dayigan
Wolfsville
Walle
Dan
Suithsburg
Liagerstown
A. N. Brandeburg
Willam R. Haylton
Gas-Carets Best Laxative Advertising Card
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a stomach and bowel cleanse. It claims to remove sour undigested matter, reduce liver bile, and relieve gas and upset stomach. It touts a 10-seat box, calming effects, and even suitable for children, promising gentle action without griping.
Veal Want Eggs from Howard Bros Producer
Readable parts mention an egg producer associated with Howard Bros and a request or desire related to veal and eggs. The fragmentary text is unclear on dates, places, or outcomes but indicates a business note involving eggs and a Howard Bros entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bros
Senator pushes health certificates for swine in Maryland
In Annapolis Senator Collier introduces a bill requiring health certificates for all hogs entering the state for breeding or show. The certificate must prove disease-free status and inoculation against hog cholera within 20 days. The measure exceptions immediate slaughter and seeks increased funding for the Sanitary Live Stock Board from 3000 to 6000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Annapolis
Meb
Caer
Uke
Divine
Maryland
Sanitary Wire Stock Board
Tradesmen Meet to Discuss Local Credit Gating Measures
Elders, merchants, and board of trade members gathered in city rooms to shape policy on credit gates and county relations. A ten member committee will be appointed to tackle major issues at the upcoming meeting next week with residents inside and outside the county expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Vane Hon
Credit Gating
Witory
Cehsary
Victims of gas explosion in Winchester section
The incident left 12 dead or dying and nine seriously injured as a gas oil stage exploded while Stewart Bowen, a city employee, attempted to start a fire. The blast set flames spreading through the room until a neighbor extinguished them. John M. Steck planned a legislative proposal to prohibit oil and gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wincheater
Tivanises Ser
Stewart
Bowen
John M. Steck
Unclear fragmentary text on prize and awards
Fragmentary OCR readout mentions money amounts and newspaper items but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names, places, or dates to form a stable summary. The readable fragments do not yield a clear event or outcome.
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E. A. Bostetter & CO
Eakles Young
N. B. Meredith
N, Potomac St
Caruso, Scotti and
McCormack
Chas
Shenk
Puntic Square
Hagerstown
UNION
Scott & Matthews
Baltimore St
Hagerstown, Md
Stick
Papa
Rayo Light
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
Woshington
D.C
New Jersey
Charlotte
N.C
Richmond
Baltimore
Charleston
W.va
Norfolks, Vs
Charleston, S.C
Eugenics
West Virginia
Hare
Wno
Tanghara
Becaue
New York
Evenyiedler
Herman Worenanl
Dave Sa
Victims OF
DIL
Phila
Oordar
Bielghi
New Spring
Wea
Copenhagen
Eyerly’s Department Store
World of Fashion
Leiter Bros
W. Washington St
Samuel M. Shafer
the Man's Store
West
Washington Street
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Md
C. E, Roach
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