Witness Describes Vision At Deathbed Of Father-In-Law
Mrs. David H. Baldwin of Montclair New Jersey recounts seeing a shadowy winged figure rise from the bed as her father in law Nathaniel H. Baldwin died at ninety six. The family, devout and respected, noted he had not been ill before and died suddenly after acute indigestion.
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David H. Baldwin
Montclair
N. J
Nathaniel H. Baldwin
Baldwin
Presbyterian Church of
Bloomfield
Mrs. Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Political announcements for sheriff and district attorney
George A. W. Deforest announces candidacy for sheriff pending Washington Party primary next September. Karl A. Krantz seeks the district attorney post subject to the Washington Party primaries. Frank J. Lyons seeks the same, subject to the Republican primaries next September.
Warren Borough Tax Collector Candidate Declares Candidacy
N C Allen announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to Washington Party primaries in September.
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Warren
Washington Party
Apparition Seen as Husband's Father Passes
A witness described a tangible gray light with winged forms appearing briefly, claiming it was the soul of her late husband’s father. She insisted the vision was not physical, noting the figure vanished as she turned to his features and found Mr. Baldwin dead. The account emphasizes belief in a saintly life and supernatural passage.
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Mr. Baldwin
Hennest in the Tree: Lost Hen Lays Eleven Eggs
Federalsburg, Md. reports Martin L. Smith, owner of the Federalsburg hotel, found his missing prize hen nesting in a tree. The bird laid a dozen eggs and was sitting on them, discovered while feeding the flock.
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Federalsburg, Md
Martin L. Smith
Federalsburg
Hogs Poisoned Attempt Near Welsh Run
In Hagerstown Maryland on June 5 a farm near Welsh Run faced a poisoning attempt. Detrich and family were away when swill laced with Paris green killed hogs worth $70, while horses and cattle were saved after the poison was found in the salt box.
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Hagerstown
Detrich
Welsh Run
Wife's Appeal Moves Termination Of Postmaster's Shortage Sentence
A Baltimore postal shortage case reaches President Wilson who commutes within a month the six months sentence of Martin L J Steele, a Lanham, Maryland postmaster, while his wife and four children depend on support as the husband is jailed.
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Washington
Wilson
Martin L. J. Steele
Baltimore
Lanham
Century of Peace Celebration Opens in Erie
The Perry’s Victory centennial in Erie Pennsylvania July 6 to 12 marks a century of peace between the United States and Great Britain along the Canada boundary. A monster peace gathering opens July 6 with churches uniting for outdoor services and a parade. The week features governors day naval day and a grand pageant with 12 000 school children and 6 000 veterans, plus a $45 000 pageant. Sailing of the Niagara flagship closes the events on July 12.
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Erie
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Secretary of the Navy
Perry
Niagara
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Perry's Great Victory Centennial Celebration
The article lauds Perry for a centennial celebration recalling a hero's triumph. It highlights community pride and the way local commemorations honor historical achievements.
Perry to be honored in Erie centennial July celebration
Er ie Pa hosts opening events July 6 12 marking Oliver Hazard Perry’s Lake Erie victory. The piece recalls Perry’s 1813 campaign from Rhode Island to Erie with his fleet and the Niagara replicas, noting descendants of the original crew will participate in the pageantry.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Perry
Rhode Island
Niagara
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Governor Removes Schenectady Sheriff over County Provisions
Governor Sulzer removes Christian I. Staver Republican sheriff of Schenectady County on misconduct charges. He allegedly supported his family with provisions bought by the county. John C. Myers, former Schenectady sheriff, is appointed to the office.
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Schenectady County
Albany
Sulzer
Christian I. Staver
Board of Supervisors
Staver
John C. Myers
Infant Dies Aboard Erie Train En Route to Franwood
An Erie passenger train arriving at Hornell last week found Sophia Andrews traveling from Austria to Franwood Michigan with her infant child, who died somewhere between Corning and Hornell. Medical aid was summoned and the body taken to Dagon morgue.
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Erie
Hornell Station
Sophia Andrews
Austria
Franwood
Mich
Corning
Hornell
Dagon Morgue
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Victrola Shop
Warren, Pennsylvania
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
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Geo. A. W. Deforest
Karl A. Krantz
Frank J. Lyons
N. C. Allen
National Progress
Erle
Lossing
Helen S. Lossing
Gibson-Sherman Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Good American
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Titusville
Rochester
Elmira
Renovo
B. P. Fraser
Brisbane
N. Y
C. A. B. Cooper
Marine National Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. E. "Barnhert
Second Street
Warren Trust Company
BELL
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Frank Sestito
Pennsylvania Railroad Comppany
Jennie Tarr
Harding Kimberland
Love Manufacturing Co
Big Cove Lumber Co
Harry Schatzle
Rose Harmon Schatzle
E. Groat
J. L. Maitland
L. L. Atkins
Glade
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