Milford chronicle., 1905-08-25
A WEEKS NEWS coNpENsRn
Thursday, August II.

ASAu q Two udyb session AT chicago.
The Irish National Catholic Beneyo-
lent Union held its 35th biennial con-
vention at Providence. R. l.
By water running down her windpipe
while drinking. Mrs. Maggie Jones, OF
CamdOn N. J., choked to death.
The German emperor has conferred
the order of the Red Eagle on Waldo
man Won Nostitz. editor Of the Louis
Ville KY, Anzeiger.
Walter S. Pullman, son of the late
George M. Pullman. who was injured
in a runaway accident at Redwood City,
Cal, died Of his injuries.
Friday, August 1s.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Marion X. LOwrey collector of internal |
revenue for the second district of Vir-
ginia.
Martin Reimer, of Yerkes. Montgom-
cry county, Pa, died of heart disease |
after ogging boarders for maltreating
his horse.
Walter J. Kraft, transfer clerk Of
the Equitable Trust company, of Chi
cago. has disappeared with $4,000 Of
the company's money
was found hanging at her home in VIII
liamsburg, n Y, with her husbands
summons for divorce clutched in her
hand.
Saturday, August 1e.
Robert Murphy, a deputy sheriff,
was shot from ambush and killed near
Logan, W. Va.
James Norheet. John Champion and
General Bone, three negroes, were
hanged at Memphis, Tenn.
While robbing a grocery store at
Monongahela City, Pa, Edward Hol-
laran, aged Is years, was shot and ,,
killed.
Henry D. Davis, of Cleveland, O., :
was elected president of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles by the Grand Aerie at !
Denver.
F. V. ROckafellow, Wilkesbarre's :,
(Pa.) pioneer banker and first city =
treasurer, died of a complication of :
aged II years. !, u
Monday, August Fl. n
The Trans-Mississippi Congress =
voted to meet in Kansas City, Mo-, 4,
next year. u
Emma. the 2-year-old daughter of y
Luther Noteshine, of Bloomsbury, Pa, y
was fatally burned while playing with y y
a.
Two armed men held up and robbed =.
Assistant Treasurer H. G. Board, of ~ ~
he Press and Sign company, Of S1O25 =
IN a crowded street in Chicago. d, a.
The plant of the Newcastle Pa.) - -
Forge and Bolt company was de- y, %
itroyed by fire, entailing a loss of Il"
100000 and throwing 600 men out of
work.
While the death watch" looked on. 10
4ambert Nichaus, who was to be sill
anged. killed himself in his cell at If
It. Louis by stabbing himself in the Inv
bdomen.
Tuesday, August 22. sat
c. H. Brazil, railroad employe, fell -
eneath train at Jenukintown, near bei
and was beheaded. cut
While bathing at Clementon, N. J.. arr
ohm Fries, Of Philadelphia was "
sized with cramps and drowned lik
The Western National Bank Of I
ouisVille KY, was closed by the the
,mptroller of currency and a receiver bee
lpointed. ant
William Strickle and Edward Perk tax
ere killed at Wellington o., by the &c
eaking of a scaffold while painting fun
stand pipe $50 feet high. last
Two children of Mrs. Henry Diller see
ere burned to death and the mother Am
badly injured she will die, by the q
plosion of a gasoline stove at To fort
10, Ohio. the
Wednesday, August %. mus
The 31st annual convention of the cost
tholic Young Mems National Union few
IS held at Albany, N. Y. bloc
Fire that started in a restaurant de- frag
Dyed four blocks of buildings in
rtland, Ore causing a loss Of $780, Art
. -AC
ighteen-months-old Mary McManus the
into wash boiler half filled with chur
ter at her home in Philadelphia and vre,
5 drowned. Clun
Roosevelt has been invited treas
attend the 92d anniversary of the ures
tie of Lake Erie PERRY Day. at scum
yport, R. l., September IL. part
he treasury department awarded II Is
contract for the construction of the tne
Loffice at McKeespOrt, Pa, to Viii slatu
1 Weber, of Huntington, w. Va, art
s6S, 900. SIX n
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