Mob waits for Negro officers use secret route
Crowds in Patton and Ebensburg threaten lynching as Constable Jackson and deputies pursue a prisoner held by a black man near La Jose. Mrs Boga ase, a 30 year old woman, endured five hours of captivity and repeated assaults from 9 am to 2 pm before the arrest, with her condition now serious but improving.
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Johnstown
Patton
Ehensburg
Jackson
Regra
Thomas Boga
Pont of
Are Dye
Aft
Lia Jose
Ebensourg
la Jose
Shriff Lenhart
Nirs Po Ocean
Belexsied
Sao Creth
Esensburg
Mr Bogein
Post Office Robbery Reported With Jewelry Thefts
A broken post office robbery story notes a safe break in near Kingston and the theft of $490 in cash and jewelry belonging to postal workers. The attempt involved wired orders from Cameron and a telegraph error, with police investigating the scene and noting insured items.
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Ceaf
Ringstec & Roar
Tris City
Kingstree
Mistinals
Careron
Notice of Age and Death Insertion Fragment
Fragmentary notice listings appear across multiple newspapers including Herald Journal Plain Dealer and Tribune, with unrelated boilerplate text and city names scattered through the clipping. The legible portions reference notices of age and death insertions and associated incomplete application lines.
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Tr Herald
Nis
ATEF
S Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
License to Marry and Funeral Notices Compiled
A garbled 19th century notice page lists names across several families with marriage licenses and funeral details. It mentions dates in September, locations including Boston, Baltimore, New York, and Piermont, with references to St Pauls and Sibley Hospital among others. The text preserves multiple individuals and households connected to weddings and rites of passage.
Health Office Record From Early 1900s Hospital Notes
Health office record from September 2 1904 shows patient entries including Bionde Anderson aged 1 year at Cooks dt 1 year A a Pueher 3 dst te 90 years and Dover 2a Pameroy sc nn 30 years. Includes infant 4s Sah A Morrison age 0 10 and G Hare Providence Hospital 6 sears Beya 1 jams ft Deratur et ne 4 months and Willems 24 O Neal et swo months.
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Bionde Anerson
Pueher
Dover
Pameroy Sc
Llamtayle Lo & Soders
Morrison
Sears
Hare Povidence Hospital
Sears Beya
Deratur
Willems
Deaths of Botanist Everhart and Notables Across Cities
Obituary items report the death of Benjamin Matlack Everhart world renowned botanist and author in West Chester aged 87. Also noted are the sudden death of Charles F Martin National Live Stock Association secretary near Greeley, a prominent Albany scion John V L Pruyn aged 46 in New York, and London art society president Walter Severn born in Rome in 1830.
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Denver
Colo
Charles F Martin
National Live Stock Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Greeley Cola
Martin
New York
John V L Pruyn
Albany
John van Schaick
Lansing Pruyn
Pruyn
London
Walter Severn
Dudley Gallery Art Society
Rome
Wanamaker Praises Courageous President At Medal of Honor Banquet
Former Postmaster General John Wanamaker praised President Roosevelt as a courageous citizen and good soldier during the Medal of Honor Legion banquet in Atlantic City New Jersey on September 22. Other speakers included Rear Admiral Melville and Gen Damiel Sickles among the notable attendees.
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Medal of Honor Legion
Atlantic City
N J
John Wanamaker
Medal of Honor Legion of the United States
Oo . Howrrd
Bullington VI
Legion
Wanamakers
United States
L. G. Estes
Medal of Inior Legion
Melaile
TSN
Damel Sicklee
New York
Moow Blackmar
Grand Army of the Repunshe
Moses Veale
Tr Peck
J. Gustes
Funeral of Dr Lorimer Held in New York Church
The funeral for Dr George Claude Lorimer, who died in November at Aisies Bains in France, took place in Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Rev Henry M Sanders led the service with eulogies by Rev MacArthur and others praising Lorimer as a cosmopolitan figure. The body moved to a receiving vault with cremation planned per his wishes. Disciples Day at the World's Fair will be held in St Louis October 14 as part of a major Disciples of Christ convention with about 50,000 delegates expected and events running October 10 to 14 plus excursions via Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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New York
George Claude Lorimer
Aisies Bains
France
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Henry M Sanders
Lorimer
KR & “MacArthur
Globe
Ming
P & Henson
Wr Lorimer
Chicago
Boston
Tremont Temple
Philadelphia Ministers Association
Lorimers
St Louis
Disciples of Christ
Music Hall
F D Power
Vermont Avenue
Bagby
Wil Prestle
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
S. Lom
Tob Be
Negro Girl Released from Jail After Grand Jury Action
A Negro girl held for grand jury action on grand larceny was released on personal bonds after Chef Justice Clabaugh’s suggestion when dismissing the habeas corpus petition. Her father promised to produce her in court for any indictment. She and two other girls were accused of selling furniture left by a marine married away on a bridal tour. Ice factory burning at Danville. The Danville ice factory, the city’s only plant, was ablaze, with losses estimated near $50,000.
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Justice Clabaugh
Germany Romania trade treaty talks stir tariff scheme
Hamburg reports Chancellor von Buelow and Romania's Premier M Sturdza met to push a reciprocal trade framework. Germany aims to heighten tariffs to spawn a web of negotiated treaties with states while seeking Reichstag approval for new accords with Italy Belgium Russia and Switzerland.
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Hamburg
Chancelor
von Buerow
M Sturdza
Roumania
Germany
von Buelow
M Witte
Ministerial Council
Russia
Norderney
Count von Buelow
Bucharest
Hay
Reichstag
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Austria
Hungary
United States
Great Britain
America
Empire
Hungarian Prohibits Mormon Propaganda in Hungary
Count Tisza, Hungary’s interior minister, bans Mormon propaganda in Hungary citing state policy and religion concerns. The move follows the expulsion of two missionaries from Salt Lake City, Franklin Pingree and William Wetzel, who sought to organize a Hungarian Mormon community in Temesvar.
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Vienna
Tisza
Hungary
Franklin Pingree
William Wetzel
Salt Lake City
Temesyar
Utah
Interior
Assassin's failed shot wounds police chief in Odessa
In St Petersburg on Sept 22 a young man in a blue blouse fired at Chief Neidgardt as he inspected government buildings near the Pushkin monument with Prince Obolensky present. The assailant was restrained after a struggle, injuring Neidgardt's hand with a dagger. The shooter refused to speak.
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St Petersburg
Odessa
Neidgardt
Prince Obolensky
Boulevard Nicholags
Pushkin Monument
Neidgard
Police
M Neddgardt
Island Diocese Protest Sustained by Porto Rico Bishop
Rome instructs Bishop Blenk that the Porto Rico diocese will not be divided. Blenk had opposed the split and declined promotion. Rome confirms his protest prevailed. In St Petersburg, ministerial reshuffles follow Mirsky’s Vilna return. Zvereff and Shouvaloff named to posts. Odessa and Kharkoff anti Jewish disturbances reported. British merchant Lee captured near Tangier.
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Bishop Blenk
Porto Rico
San Juan
Rome
Blenk
Chapelle
Cuba
Vatican
Forte Rico
St Petersburg
Siiatpolk
Mirsk
Vilna
Ministry of the Interior
M Durnevo
M Zvereff
Fulton
Sviatpolk Mirsky
Shouvaloff
Odessa
London
Reuters Telegram Company
Kharkoff
Russia protests as Tibet treaty questioned by London
The dispatch describes Russia lodging a protest at Peking over the Anglo Tibetan treaty. Russia argues the pact could allow a British protectorate over Tibet and threaten China’s suzerainty. London maintains Chumbi Valley not part of Tibet and denies permanent occupation. The dispute centers on Article IX and guarantees given in June.
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St Petersburg
Peking
Lassuar
Chinese Foreign Board
China
Tibet
Foreign Office
M Lassars
Morning Post
London
Pekina
Russia
Great Britain
Benkendorff
Lassa
Chumbi
Steamer Prinz Oskar Captain Wounded in Genoa Shooting
Romulo M Alcivar a Mexican passenger aboard the Hamburg American Line steamer Prinz Oskar attacked Captain Dugge and lawyer Frank R Shattuck in Genoa on September 22. Alcivar fired first at Captain Dugge, wounding him in the mouth, then at Shattuck, hitting the latter in the left shoulder. Alcivar was overpowered and sent to an insane asylum. both victims had minor injuries and Captain Dugge resumed duties.
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Prinz Oskar
Genoa
Romulo M Alcivar
Mexicar
Hamburg Amerigan Line
Pring Oskar
New York
Dugge
Frank R Shattuck
Philadelphia
Alcivar
Shattuck
Steamship Company
China Apology Accepted After Peking Incident
Paris reports the French foreign office says China issued a full apology and reparations after Chinese soldiers attacked Captain Lambe of the French Legation guard in Peking last Monday. The assailants were punished, the Chinese general condemned the ring leaders, and officials deem the incident closed despite prior anti foreign sentiment concerns.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Peking
China
Lamibe
Lambe
Italan Goltiers
Manchus Push for Help to Regain Manchuria
Shanghai reports say Manchus in Peking seek foreign aid to compel Japan to return Manchuria to China without conditions. They urge a special mission to European courts, warn anti foreign agitation may resume, and view Me Hiang’s funds drive to reorganize the Chinese army with suspicion. Also notes coal for the Russian fleet and Austria’s offer of twenty-two torpedo boats.
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Shanghai
Peking
Japan
Manchuria
China
Me Hiang
Adoption Order Granted in District Supreme Court
Miss Nettie C Jennings secured an order for the adoption of Dorothy McLean Smith after living with Jennings for about a year and after guardianship proceedings. The child will return to Mount de Sales Academy in Maryland to finish schooling. Attorneys Brandenburg & Brandenburg filed the petition. Birney & Woodard represented Miss Janet Jennings in Monroe, Wisconsin. Movements of Ocean Steamers noted, with arrivals and sailings from September 22.
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District Supreme Court
Nettie C Jennings
Dorothy McLean Smith
Smth
Miss Jennings
Mount de Sales Academy
Maryland
Moss Smith
Janet Jennings
Monroe
Wis
Juste Clahaugh
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Jane B. Jennings
Birney & Woodard
Three Cruisers Repaired and Baltic Fleet Dispatch Favored
The battleship Ovel and cruisers Oleg and Jemtchug along with transport Kamtchatka are to be sea ready by September. Izumrud targets September 2 as dockyard crews work round the clock at Cronstadt. Grand Duke Alexis, the high admiral, favors sending the Baltic fleet to the far East via Cape Horn, though this year’s start remains undecided.
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Ovel
Oleg
Jemtchug
Kamtchatka
Izumrud
Cronstadt
Associated Press
Grand Duke Alexis
Baltic
Far East
Cape Horn
Boston Peace Meeting Opens October Congress in City
Boston announces arrangements for the International Peace Congress to be held the week of October 3 with many prominent international figures expected. Discussions on cessation of hostilities between Russia and Japan, church services in support of peace, and Hague tribunal influence fill the agenda led by Edwin B. Mead and speeches by John Hay John T Bates and Patrick A Collins. Public meetings every evening feature international legal and diplomatic voices including Gustave Rabbard Oscar S Straus Sir John MacDowall and Andrew D White.
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Boston
Russia
Japan
Greater
Clegyme
Edwin B. Mead
Eason
Executive
John Hay
John It, Bates
Commonwealth
Patrick A Collins
Andrew D White
United States
Gustave Eabbard
Chamber of Treaties
Oscar S Straus
Sir John MacDowall
University College In
London
Russians Denied Coal in Canary Islands Stopover
The Russian cruiser Terek, which had been intercepting British ships near Gibraltar, was ordered to leave Las Palmas after coaling began. Madrid ordered the withdrawal and prohibited taking on coal water or stores. the commander cited engine repairs as delaying departure.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Terek
Gibralter
Thought He Was A Spy Russian Officers Detained American Physician
Dr Herman Bayless of Los Angeles, formerly Cincinnati, reports from Vienna that Russian secret officers arrested him and a companion at Radonsk for twenty four hours on suspicion of being a Japanese spy. They traveled via northern Germany and Russia, lacking passports that did not arrive in time. They were held until proper papers were produced.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herman Bayless
Los Angeles
Helen Lansdowne
Caevington
Vienna
Radonsk
Bayless
Germany
Russia
Wandering lamas stir Buddhist agitation in Asia and Russia
Reports from St Petersburg Sept 22 describe growing unrest among Buddhists in Mongolia Altai and Siberia sparked by the Buddhist pilgrimage to Mouran in February and the Durga gathering in July The agitation seeks freedom from Chinese domination with some supporting a Buddhist kingdom and others seeking protection from Russia The British Tibet expedition and Dalai Lama's deposition may intensify developments as papers warn of possible significant outcomes. A Bucklen Arnica Salve ad claims quick relief for injuries.
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China
St Petersburg
Tibet
Russia
Mouran
Mongolia
Buddha
Altai
Siberian
India
Dalia Lama
Mongola
Journal de St Petersburg
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