Mystery of a Teenager's Death and a Note to Three Friends
Mary Estelle Cole, 17, died from acid intake in her home after leaving a note stating three boys are to attend her funeral. Her mother suspects weeks of despair over recent financial and family losses, while three first-named youths are identified but not known to the family. The death occurred after a sudden collapse, with doctors unable to save her. funeral plans set for Mount Olivet Cemetery and the family seeks to locate the three friends referenced in the note.
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Orin
Agnes
Estelle
H B Coblents
John
Ruth Ethel Agnes
Ressle
Cole
Mount Olivet
Knife for a Priest Attacker an Old Friend
Father Lubeley, stabbed twice after high mass at St Josephs Salisbury, forgives attacker John Schuette, a devout parishioner and friend. Wounds threaten life. two bystanders Mrs Barbara Ginter and John Gates aided as the priest was wounded and carried to St Marys infirmary. Wounding prompts inquiries into the assailant's mental state.
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St Josephs Church
Salisbury
Moses Joseph F
Lubeles
John Schuette
Schuette
Barbara Ginter
John Gates
St Marys Infirmary
Dr Baker
Tille Lubeley
Lubeley
Thomas Bonacam
Tince
Nebr
Order of St Joseph
Carondelet
Nnus
Miss Lakeley
Prest
Tukeley
Lubele
Behid
Ani
St I Josephs
Father Luhel
Aeronautics Expert Weighs Balloon Disasters and Progress
Dr Alexander Graham Bell comments on Morrell and Knabenshue balloon accidents and broader aerial navigation. He urges ballast use over human cargo, notes learning comes from crashes, praises Wright brothers and French advances, and discusses war balloon potential, costs, and repair plans for White Wings after a May Hammondsport crash.
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Aerial Experiment Association
Hammondsport No
Bell
Wright Brothers
Rabies from dogs bites endangers Davis at Baltimore hospital
Special to The Washington Post. In Baltimore on May 2 physicians report George R Davis at Varsland General Hospital is seriously ill with rabies after being bitten by two dogs that belonged to a friend. The dogs showed no hydrophobia symptoms yet. Davis, who tried to protect his small dog, was knocked down and mauled by the bulldogs. Early symptoms appeared with throat constriction and progress to inability to swallow or drink water by evening.
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Washington Post
Baltimore Md
Varsland Gental Hospital
George R Davis
Mr Davis
Denver
Colorado
Immigration
Rail
Louis Adams
Juggernau’ Wheels
Department At
Washington
PAPER MAKES HIM THE HEIR CLAIM TO IRISH ESTATE
Robert James Kelly, a New York peddler, claims a $400000 Drogheda estate through his grandfather Charles Kelly. He cites a father Alexander Kelly’s will and a birth marriage record as proof. Lawyer Nathan H Stone will take the case to Ireland to present the documents while a Baltimore and Ohio excursion advertises trips from Union Station.
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Washington Post
New York
Robert James Keily
Drogheda
Ireland
William
Pennsylvania Thirty-seventh Street
Charles
Hermitage
Seventh Avenue
Forty First
Forty Second Streets
Alexander
Liven Hall
Ulster Lane
Kellys
Nathan H Stone
Fredrick Keedysvilla
Antiatam
Hagerstown
Union Station
Austrian Princess Elopes to London
Police in all capitals urged to watch incoming trains for an Austrian princess reported to have eloped. She planned to wed at a London registry office and may have reached London today, causing consternation in the royal household as embassies were alerted to protect a possible marriage. The princess is described as twenty five years old.
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Washington Post
Paris
Cologne
Child Stung to Death by Honey Bees Near Meyersburg
Three year old daughter of William Starliper, a farmer near Meyersburg, Hagerstown Md, died after a bee attack. The child was stung yesterday and swelled rapidly, dying within an hour. The incident occurred on the family farm as honey bees attacked.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
William Starliper
Mayersburg
RATTLE-SNAKE HUNT CARTOONED TOUR TO KENT RESERVATION
A colorful account of a rattlesnake hunting expedition from Bridgeport and surrounding towns to the Housatonic reservation near Kent Connecticut. Hunters bag nine snakes, with narrator Shang Wheeler narrowly spared from a bite. The trip features beer stops, scenic river imagery, and a note on club rules for handling snakes.
High Life in Baltimore as Mrs Camden Is Arrested
Special to The Washington Post reports a night of turmoil on Mount Royal Avenue ending in Mrs Camden's assault charge dismissal and Mr Camden's $25 fine. Dr Ollie Prescott, a widow and physician, testified about an attempted intrusion and a heated confrontation over alleged alcoholism and infidelity.
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Baltimore
Wilson L Camden
Justins Tyson
Northwestern
Camdens
Senator Camden
West Virginia
Ollie F Prescott
Mount Royal Avenue
Prescott
Camden
Woman Doctors Company
Hyuot
Dr Prescott
Mra Camden
Coats
Brooklyn tragedy ends in suicide after double murder
Miss Nina E Doane was killed by a man who also wounded Thomas Aulker he planned to marry her in June The assailant Keasler fled for twelve hours before police found him dead with a chest wound near Fulton Street and Poplar Alley The event followed a fatal shooting last Saturday afternoon leaving a killer in the vicinity until authorities closed in Memorial Day travel notices and schedules accompany the report
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New York
Lippman Kessigr
Nina E Doane
Thomas
Fulton Street
Poplar Alley
Keasler
Lely
Million for Post Office Clerks Fines Refunded
President Goltra said a Court of Claims decision in Sherlock v United States will restore fines paid by post office clerks. The ruling enables clerks nationwide to file through the union lawyer for refunds, with over 1.6 million dollars expected to be paid back.
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Washinton Post
New York
National Federation of Post-office Clerks
New York Union
No 10
Federation
Washington
Court of Claims
Sherlock
United States
Oklahoma Floods Stop Trains and Gas Lines
Widespread Oklahoma rains halt rail service as bridges wash out and gas mains are swept away. The Cottonwood River floods, Arkansas River rises, and towns from Muskogee to Guthrie flood with many crops ruined and power and heat cut off for days.
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Fufila
Indian Territory
Trolley Collision Kills Four. Victims Mourned in Stampede
Crowded street trolley plunges down a hill and derails, ramming a row of cars filled with people. Only one victim identified among the wreckage as scenes of horror unfold with trapped passengers and a child reportedly killed after being dragged by hair.
Bewington Avenue Trolley Crash Kills and Injures Dozens
A late night trolley collision on Germantown Avenue near Chestnut Hill Philadelphia leaves four dead and many injuries. Among the injured are a woman about sixty and a man about forty five, with one victim identified as George Wagner whose wife perished. A wooden leg bound man, Alexander McKay, is among the critically injured. Rescue and medical aid rush to Chestnut Hill and Germantown Hospitals as withdrawing cars pile into embankments.
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George D Wagner Elaty
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George Wagner
Wea
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Belle Moor Road
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Chenut Hill
Philadelphia and Beiiing Railway
Germar.wn
Mice Ravage Nevada Crops and Shade Trees
A horde of black mice in the Carson River Valley causes $250000 in damage across alfalfa fields, potato crops, and shade trees. Officials report widespread devastation as fields are stripped and crops ruined in a rural Nevada region.
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Department of Agriculture
Carson River Valley
Stata
Beaufification Ceremony for Mother Magdalene Barat in Rome
The ceremony at St Peter's marks the beatification of Mother Magdalene Barat founder of the Order of the Sacred Heart. It features 2560 French pilgrims led by Mgr Amiette archbishop of Paris, who visits Rome for the first time since his new rank. Archbishop Amiette celebrates pontifical mass before thousands, with 200 German Americans under Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee and about 100 from the Brooklyn diocese led by Bishop Cherles E McDonnell.
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