Tragic shooting tale and European weather notes
A young woman Sophy Scheldior is shot by Gettyre Scheldior and dies after the attacker, believed the man, shoots himself. The article mentions they traveled from Philadelphia and details a tragedy. separate dispatch reports on Europe describe weather across the AustroHungarian Empire, noting drought in parts and favorable conditions in others, with Berlin’s June weather update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Yous
Sophy Scheldior
Gotiileh
Rim Philadelphe
Europe
Vienna
Empire
Holemia
Gallucia
Bouthero
Traneylvania
Hungary
Berlin
Racing and rowing notes from June sports page
The report covers rowing races with Atalanta and other crews, a snowboat event, and pacing times. It notes attendance, purse amounts, and race outcomes including favorite contenders like Frank Booves, Alberta, and Lithia, plus commentary on a jury retirement and other era sports chatter.
Old World Banquet and Trials Reported
News from the old country recounts a June banquet at the Masonic hall with Grand Lodge attendance and speeches by Bodine and Jon. Other items note political rumors, arrests, a court case of Codut Von Arnim, and arrivals in Alaska and Yale. details are fragmentary and heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Obair
Bodine
Jon
Yos- Derdey
Gladetovs
Jon Tre
Hfonstat Offeera
Codut von Arnim Wan
Pine Baswers Bk Yeaterday
Frank
Alaska
Hioi
Intra Abd wen amarca report on demolition of building
National committee reports to Secretary Bristow condemning the worn building and urging its tear down. Treasury and education officials discuss coupons and savings while note redemptions reform eyed. Telegraph and steamer news from Jan 3 cover Americas and Pacific incidents and naval affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Cararat
Wasgstinorom
Junemeat Rew
York
Narorogs
W . Mage
Gen
Smithy Icalontes
Pea
Bristow
Kottery
Bureau of Education
Fleit Schoola
Virginia
Pili Ue
Ground broken on the Scioto Valley railroad progress report
Government action and local developments appear amid mixed notices including a railroad project at Scioto Valley, a Bronx appointment, and obituaries such as Wm. F. Powell aged eighty eight in Omaha. Other items mention a Lightning death near St Jonas Michigan and a murder confession connected to Pound case with a long narrative of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto Valley
Bishop Ames
Bronx
Wm. F. Powell
Omahe
Joha Degamp
Hurlingtone Tow Jersey
George F. Boymour
D. D
Genaral Theological Seminary
New York
Ma ‘Smith
St. Jonas
Mich
James Ure
Wanatah
San
Bucyrus
Jorge
Watson
Low Holfana
Pound
Fuller
Black Oresk
Pitney
Ohio
FijoKioney
Cathay
Besanipa
Miamin
Severe storms sweep Buffalo and towns across New York
Bougrato June 20 reports a violent storm with heavy lightning striking several buildings in Buffalo area causing damage and communication outages. At Watertown New York a heavy gale uprooted trees and caused various damages. Bloomington Illinois June 25 records a severe thunderstorm in Morgan county blowing down a schoolhouse in Monier with no loss of life as children had gone home.
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Chili
Valpanaiso
Cas
Tess
Hulkak
Huon
Ouusidera
E Borde
English Park
Laura McLennan
Vies Alvaroso
Julia
Thalaba
Buffalo
Canada
Josgo
Watertown
New York
Warantown
N. Y
Central Tulnois
Bloomington
Ill
Molgan County
Monier
Contrai Amiaola
Fire damages Aldine Publishing Co and Woolen Mills losses
June reports from Granger's page describe a fire at the Aldine Publishing Company building 23 Liberty with losses between 4 000 and 6 000 dollars and a large July edition ruined by water. Woolen Mills at Myauk report 100 000 dollars loss with 40 000 insured. Other items note picnics at Dayton and St John’s Day observances with various local events and a convoy of testimonty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Neue Opersranti
Aldine Publishing Company
New Youk
Aldine Publishing Coro
Nonwice
Cons
Sewees
Colon
Myaulc
Fienics
Camp Mevning
Spedal
Star
Dayton
The
Masons
Imbury Park
St. Soup ‘Church
Beteesa
Ian Tordt
Eral Wack Ager
Roa
Q County
Mortuary Record. Mi Cals fe SoA Star mates
A mortuary record notes the passing of Mi Cals fe SoA Star mates, with brief mention of death and related identifiers. The item records the deceased in a local obituaries section and preserves standard notice phrasing.
AMERICAN LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS AND CULTURAL EVENTS
A jumble of notes reports church appointments jail installations and water work concerns. Dr Payne remains at St Pauls Church while a pastorate is unsettled. Water workers face a roofed obstruction and a jail area gains proper equipment. The Dramatic Club plans a Robinsons Opera House show with My Uncle's Will The Momentous Question and Sly Neighbor's Wife. Amati Ete Woons Tuxarad Dupres and Bones conclude Wood's Theater program changes. Several marriage licenses are listed along with Fourth of July rail excursion deals by Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
Payne
Tulyursky
Des Payne
Imale Pastoraia
St. Paul's Church
la Sudceddor
Pickens
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Loule
Trailway
Local Notes On Marriages, Arrests, and Events Across Ohio Towns
Reports from Middletown Lawrenceburg Wapakoneta Greenfield Chillicothe and Hamilton highlight marriages arrests church activities a wedding tour return and upcoming events Birtms show at Odd Fellows Hall Fourth of July festival details of a earthquake line and a Timber auction are mentioned along with Knights Templar lodges and local newspaper editions referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert M. Wirt
Burtha Buraits
Quedte Dow
Howniiton
Lawrenceburg
Marahal Truittenterday
Jeral
Baptist Church
Oddfellowa’ Hall
Wapakoneta
Ehbelde
Eohoul
Waywesdeld
Charles Herlst
Barnum
Grnenfield
Tewseball
Washington Chillicothe
Iemonts
Ales
Knights Templar
Parchwest
Land Chiter
Iran
Gasette
Are ‘A “Bitea
Markve
Wie
Calidron
Legal turbulence in Kentucky and Ohio area events
In Chotasville Kentucky a court case Davie versus Win H. Millon ended with a verdict for the defendant. Lexington and nearby towns report civil matters, marriages, estates, and wills. A will in Morvan Brown’s estate involves property across Michigan and Missouri, with an executor and financial provisions. Local civic notices discuss apprentices, church events, and a large public sale.
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Chotasville
Covington
Eoubrpes
Petsend
Lesington
Amuns
Morvan Brown
Troe
M. Chuvah
Dlarvey Smith
Lle Wify
Rinday-Schou
Chungd
Asielall
Tie
G. Piersnee
Uuet
Geo
Lanslygg
Michigan
Missouri
Loulaxilie
Jon Keil
Broadway
Tae Baptist Chirah
Mary Steplu
Tae Mande
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Binlch
Atalanta
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Yutee
Curtley
Daxto
Juno
Haris
Beottwnd
Troy
Jude
Perhous
Prank Booves
Alberta
Timi
Drivlig
Ieinn
Avid
Milo
Lithia
Pinse
Ane
Iim
Dil Beecher
Romalayi
Roen
Baels
Yale
Ogee
W. Rasee
Fara Mitchaesee
United Gates
United States
Seine
Dury
Department of State
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Amarca
Southend
Central America
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Vanama
Panems
Ie Nana
Teamer
Bogota
Tue Rinuty
Panama
Punta Rena
Payts
Henry Judson
Paname
Jolon
Sores
Magdar
Jo May
Earrrawe Sewe
E Prooa
United 1S Guano
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Intergat
Genaret JewsliKoung
Mase
Peatmantar
Genaral Jewell
Board of Trade Rooms
Wesoupee
Remar Frou
Iuermaz
Tario
Philadep
Cohen Croma
Kineiiag
New Orleans
Thas
Low
Graves
Hua
Jie
Juansot
Sigg Slug
Brunswicker
Bates
Zant
Sturm
Apeciai
Otba
Ib Deckcan CO
Amati Ete Woon
Dupres & Bone Alot
Wood
Abov Ae Ion
Broasway
Pearl
Wade
Dennan
Dalton Avenue
Aes Ia
Chay
Olocina
Usyiatton
Bare
Davie A Davie
Win ‘H. Millon
Dufendint
Lexington
Sam’ Jones
Macy Jang Wilson
Welook
Foster Day
Theen
Esquire van Pelt
Lundead
Mulligans Court
Waters House
Re. Bryant
Kentucky Lawado Asylum
John'ls Stevenson
Yesranaas
Senard
Maysy Pike
Mr. Sandford
St. Carhareine’s Academy
Nazareth Seminary
Nelson County
Snedaker
Thie City
David Kinz
Soule Smaish
Uschi
Diaume
Tec
Juyo Stevenroa
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